Author: WRIC Volunteer: Tan Chunsheng . Aug, 2013 Luo was born in 1983 in Guangxi province, China. She was married and moved to her husband’s village within Anqing City, Anhui province in 2001. She gave birth to a boy in 2002 and a girl in 2006.…
WRIC Yao Cheng March 8th, 2011 Over three months that the activity of WRIC is carried out in Feixi County, Anhui Province, it has been extended to four towns of Gaoliu, Gaodian, Gaoting and Mingchuan. On March 7th, WRIC volunteers…
Source: WRIC Translation: Xu, Wen Oct 18, 2016 Washington DC On October 17, 2016, Zhuang Liehong, former Wukan Village Autonomy Committee Member, and Yao Cheng, Mainland Project Leader of Women’s Rights in China (WRIC) came to Washington DC seeking attentions…
Children are kidnapped easily from playgrounds, schools, and even outside of houses. Chinese traffickers snatch young girls and even babies from their parents and sell them illegally. In China, boys outnumber girls by 118:100 due to one-child policy. As a result of the one-child, girls were therefore often aborted or – hardly born –…
Article by WRIC Hui Li Translator by Anna Li July 23, 2015 On August 6, 2011, Yao Cheng(Tan…
Source: Women’s Rights in China volunteer Translated by: Qing Zhang Aug 8,2014 Last February, officials escorted Chinese dissident Lin Zhang’s daughter, Anni, away from her elementary school and detained her for several hours. When three activists, Huapin Li, Cheng…
Author： WRIC Translated by Alexandra Khoo 11-26-2013 On 28 August 2013, Swiss National Television went to Hefei, a city in Anhui province, for an exclusive interview with Yao Cheng, a WRIC volunteer who campaigns for women and children’s rights. They also interviewed a child bride, originally from…
By WRIC Jing Zhang 12-17-2013 （Chinese version shall prevail : http://www.wrchina.org/archives/2269） The Chinese Communist Party’s announced a new policy in which couples with a only child will be allowed to have two children at the end of the…
Translated by: Wendy Mei and Anna Li WRIC Chen LiQun reports： Women’s Rights in China(WRIC) in conjunction with Women’s Rights Without Frontiers (WRWF) and the Committee of US International Broadcasting (CUSIB) are three organizations responsible for human intervention and positive planning. Zhang Lin’s two daughters, Zhang An Ni and her sister, Zhang Ru Li, finally escaped…
WRIC’s Yao Cheng All photos by WRIC November 31，2010 On the morning of the 18th, Chen Fuyu rented a car to drive to Xiaping Village in Machang Town. He went to the Peng family house as soon as he arrived in the…