Press Statement
John Kerry
Secretary of State
Washington, DC
December 24, 2014
Nobel Peace Prize laureate and writer Liu Xiaobo today spends the fifth anniversary of his conviction for “inciting subversion” in prison, serving out an 11-year sentence. Continue reading
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LAURA CHANG 12.23.14
As the editor of ChinaFile’s Books section, I have the privilege of meeting and interviewing some amazing writers covering China today—academics, Continue reading
reviewed by Melanie Ho
18 December 2014 — American Val Wang goes “into the wilds of a changing China” in Beijing Bastard, Continue reading
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Michael D. Goldhaber, The Litigation Daily
October 31, 2014
Gao Zhisheng in The American Lawyer, November 2005.
In November 2005, The American Lawyer ran a full-page photo of the Continue reading
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All this led to the emergence of a the Criticize Lin Criticize Confucius (Pi Lin Pi Kong) campaign, a campaign against a Communist general Continue reading
Studying in China during the Cultural Revolution已关闭评论
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Posted on December 10, 2014 by auravoicesforhumanrights
Kou Yanding was taken away by police in Beijing on October 10th for “picking quarrels and provoking disturbances.” Continue reading
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Welcome to organize your own campaign to send out greeting cards to the prisoners using these address labels (30 addresses/page, Continue reading
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BY OTHER NEWS SOURCES ON DECEMBER 15, 2014
Twenty days after the first letter to her husband, detained legal activist and scholar, Guo Yushan, Pan Haixia posted another exquisitely written follow-up letter to him online. Continue reading
A letter to my husband Guo Yushan: II已关闭评论
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