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Pressure grows
on China to investigate activist's hospital
death
Thousands sign petition over alleged suicide
of Li Wangyang, imprisoned for 22 years
after Tiananmen Square crackdown (click
for full report)
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China confirms dissident faces media ban -
CHINA has confirmed that prominent dissident
Hu Jia is not allowed to give media
interviews as a condition of his release
from prison, and said he would be subject to
"supervision". (click
for details)
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China's mental hospitals: a new push to
quash dissent?
Forced commitments to China's mental
hospitals are rising on the local-government
level, lawyers and activists say. (click
for details)
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Rebuilding a United Front on China Rights -
The U.S. and European Union can push for
human rights protections in China if they
work together again (click
for the whole text on the Wal Street Journal
May 18, 2010)
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China rights lawyer Li missing, wife pleas
for information (click
for details)
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Tensions high as China and US meet for human
rights talks (click
for details on Irish Times)
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Ai Weiwei isn't
on trial: China isAi Weiwei's work to defend
human rights would stand even if he were
guilty – but it's safe to assume these
charges are fabricated (click
for details)
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China accuses US of human rights double
standardsBeijing report says Washington
demands internet freedom overseas while
imposing harsh restrictions at home (click
for details on Guardian)
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Pressure on China to Release Dissident
Artist (click
for details onn New York Times)
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China Takes Dissident Artist Into Custody
(click
for details on New York Times)
- Wary of unrest, China cracks down on
dissent - Unlike the usual cycles of
suppression, this crackdown has lasted a
while, possibly signaling a power
struggle between reformers and
hard-liners in the Communist Party. (click
for details on LA Times)
- China Charges Well-Known Internet
Activist with Subversion (click
for details)
- China Cracks Down, Many Activists
Missing (click
for details on TIME magazine)
- China plans to track Beijing citizens
through their mobiles- Government
claims technology will ease transport
congestion, but experts warn it could be
used to control dissent (click
for details)
- How an activist's death in China
inspired a wave of citizen sleuthing (click
for details)
- China’s Hu admits human rights need
work (click
for details)
- Liu Xiaobo: China's Nobel public affairs
disaster (click
for details on BBC)
- President Obama: Call your own Nobel
summit, and send China a message -
Jailed Chinese dissident Liu Xiabao will
be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize this
Friday in absentia. As a Nobel laureate
himself, President Obama must take a
clear stand on China's human rights
abuses. On Friday, he should host a
'freedom summit' with other Nobel
laureates. (click
for details)
- Nobel winner, family, friends, targeted
in China (click
for details on Toronto Star)
- Chinese father
punished for food safety activism (click
for details)
- China's dissident dilemma
- By
Michael Bristow (click
for details on BBC news)
- China steps up retaliation against
Norway for Nobel (click
for details on the Globe and Mail)
- Nobel Peace Prize: China’s better angels
(click
for details on Toronto Star)
- Liu Xiaobo wins Nobel Peace Prize: a
profile (click
for details on Telegraph, UK)
- China warns Norway's Nobel Institute not
to award peace prize to democracy
activist Liu Xioabo (click
for details on Telegraph, UK)
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China police investigate 'black
jails' for protesters (click
for details on BBC news)
- China's bugged taxis and the right to
privacy (click
for details)
- China could get its first Nobel
laureate (click
for details)
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China's blind activist lawyer
released from prison (click
for details on Washington Post)
- China jails writer for 15 years for
'endangering state security'Human rights
organisations attack heavy sentence on
Uighur journalist who had warned about
ethnic violence in Xinjiang (click
for details on the Guardian, UK)
- US raises Tibet, cyber freedom during HR
dialogue with China (click
for details)
- China Cracks Down on Web Savvy Activists
(click
for details)
- China: Confession Obtained by Torture
(click for details)
- US-China human rights dialogue resumes (click
for details)
- China cracks down on dissenters (click
for details)
- A dance show with politics in the wings
(click
for details)
- AIDS Activist Leaves China After
Government Pressure (click
for details)
- China disbars two rights defense lawyers
(click
for details)
- Beware the moral high ground over human
rights in China (click
for details)
- ‘Conscience of China’ comes home -
Commonly called the “Conscience of
China,” lawyer Gao Zhisheng was carted
off by security police into the darkness
of a winter’s night last year, dropped
into the maze of China’s official and
unofficial jails — and “disappeared.” (click
for details)
- China urged to free 'seriously ill'
activist Hu Jia - Jailed Chinese
activist Hu Jia is extremely ill and
could be suffering from liver cancer,
his wife has said. (click
for details)
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Dissident Chinese
lawyer 'gives up' - Mr Gao said he
had been through cruel experiences -
Chinese human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng
has reappeared in Beijing, saying he is
giving up his campaigning so he can
reunite with his family
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China Bars Scholar
From Traveling to U.S.
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China hits out at
UK human rights report
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China Says Lawyer
‘Sentenced’
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China Announces
Sentence for Missing Dissiden
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For 13th Time,
Critic of China’s Government Is Barred
From Leaving Country
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Missing Chinese
lawyer Gao Zhisheng is 'out west' - A
Chinese lawyer missing for more than a
year is alive and living in the far west
of the country, a US-based human rights
group had said (link to BBC News)
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China's embattled
dissidents:Tougher and tougher -Dissent
becomes even more dangerous (link to the
Economist)
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China upholds
dissidents sentence; claims it has none
(link to Toronto Star)
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China warns
against Nobel prize for leading
dissident (link to Reuters India)
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Chinese dissident stranded at Tokyo
airport set to return homeFeng Zhenghu
reaches agreement with Chinese diplomats
to return home after 90 days sleeping on
airport bench (link to Guardian, UK)
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Leading Human
Rights Attorney Is Missing (link to JD
Journal)
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Germany urges
China to respect human rights (link to
Reuters)
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China's 'black
jails' shove complaints into the dark -
The illicit detention facilities are a
way for authorities to deal with a flood
of petitioners seeking justice before
regional panels. Human Rights Watch says
detainees face rape and other abuses.
(LA Times)
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China Jails
Tibetan Film-Maker for Six Years (ABC
News)
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Vaclav Havel
protests jailing of Chinese dissident
(CNN)
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Bishop Yao Liang,
87, Imprisoned in China for Loyalty to
the Vatican, Dies (New York Times)
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Bob Rae rips China's human rights
record
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France berates China over
sentencing of dissident (Reuters)
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Diplomats try to attend China
dissident's trial - By By CARA ANNA (MSNBC)
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Liu Xiaobo: a leading Chinese
intellectual seeking change (Telegraph UK)
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China rejects calls to free
dissident Liu Xiaobo - China has rejected calls from the
US and the EU to release a prominent dissident as
"unacceptable".
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China Indicts Prominent Dissident
(the New York Times)
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Limbo ends for China rebel -
LEADING Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo's year of legal
limbo in prison ended yesterday when his case was
transferred from the police to the courts. (The
Australian)
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China
quake dissident gets 3 years - Beijing jails
activist on state secrets charges; advised parents on
shoddy school construction after deaths of 5,000
children. (The Globe and Mail)
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Tiananmen Square protest leader goes on trial in China
(Guardian, UK)
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Shining a light on China’s secret
“Black Jails” (Reuters)
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China
still has a human rights deficit - With China taking its
seat at the negotiating table of world economics, the
door is surely open to discussions about Tibet
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Chinese Dissident Gets 13 Years for Arranging Meeting of
Banned Party
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Learning
the limits of 'freedom' in China
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Human
Rights Watch raps China response
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China Human Rights
Lawyers Beaten
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China Vows
To Improve Rights -
Radio Free Asia
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China
Releases Human Rights Plan - New York Times
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China
sets human rights agenda for sensitive year
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China Rights Activist
Beaten at Cemetery
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China
Should Release Missing Human Rights Lawyer, Group Says
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China
arrests underground bishop in move to block Vatican plan
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China's SARS
hero demands apology for detention
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China
releases two dissidents after 8 years in
jail
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Dissident's family
flees to US
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China issues US Human
Rights Report
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China Rejects
US Criticism of Human Rights in Tibet
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China fires
back with report on U.S. human rights - USA
Today
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FACTBOX-China,
Vietnam, N.Korea draw U.S. rights criticism
- Reuters
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China Defends
Human Rights Record - VOA
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China says protects
human rights, West voices doubt - Reuters
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China: Human Rights Lawyer
in Arbitrary Detention - Human Rights Watch
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China launches major
crackdown on dissidents - Telegraph UK
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China's human rights situation deteriorated in 2008:
report. Taiwan News
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