China Human Rights

Experts say the standards for device inspection set by the CCP are too vague and the implementation of the new regulations may violate the rights of citizens.

International human rights lawyer David Matas will highlight the brutal practice of forced organ harvesting by the Chinese state.

Li Yixue also used social media to expose abuses in Jiangxi Mental Hospital who she said was in collusion with police.

They face up to life in prison under the CCP-imposed law.

Proclamations, congratulatory letters signify World Falun Dafa Day and the 32nd anniversary of the spiritual practice’s introduction to the public.

Authorities accused six Hongkongers of publishing ’seditious’ posts on social media ahead of ‘upcoming sensitive date.’

Chinese embassy orchestrates support for premier’s Australian tour, says former Chinese diplomat.

Lawmakers urge law enforcement authorities to turn ’talk into action and bring the perpetrators to justice.’

Chinese secret police collect personal details and hire local agents in trying to force targeted individuals to return to China.

‘No government should acquiesce to China’s illiberal demands to repress its own citizens,’ says US religious freedom commissioner.

HRW estimates that the Chinese Communist Party will have forcibly moved more than 930,000 Tibetans from rural areas between 2000 and 2025.

Zhang Zhan has been released from prison but remains under police surveillance, rights advocates say.

‘China is at war with faith. It is a war they will not win,’ Benedict Rogers said.

Her mother was threatened by CCP police.

‘Journalists in [China] should be safe and able to report freely,’ says a State Department spokesperson.

Lawyers argued that the High Court’s dismissal of a Uyghur group’s claim would have a ’very chilling effect upon investigators.’