Sue Jiang Movement

The outburst by attorney Zhang Zanning is suggestive of a slightly less frosty political climate surrounding the persecution of Falun Gong in recent years.

Chinese authorities have abducted and detained the mother-in-law of Ben Hedges in retaliation for her having filed a criminal complaint against Jiang Zemin.

About 700 Hong Kong and Taiwan residents marched through the streets of Hong Kong over the weekend.

The highest Chinese courts are acknowledging citizen lawsuits against an ex-regime leader, a historic phenomenon, says a former Chinese official.

Over 70 criminal complaints have been filed against the former Party leader.

An activist in China has attempted to sue the former regime leader—and he has not been thrown in jail.

The outburst by attorney Zhang Zanning is suggestive of a slightly less frosty political climate surrounding the persecution of Falun Gong in recent years.

Chinese authorities have abducted and detained the mother-in-law of Ben Hedges in retaliation for her having filed a criminal complaint against Jiang Zemin.

About 700 Hong Kong and Taiwan residents marched through the streets of Hong Kong over the weekend.

The highest Chinese courts are acknowledging citizen lawsuits against an ex-regime leader, a historic phenomenon, says a former Chinese official.

Over 70 criminal complaints have been filed against the former Party leader.

An activist in China has attempted to sue the former regime leader—and he has not been thrown in jail.