By ANDREW JACOBS SEPT. 15, 2015
BEIJING — The Chinese authorities on Tuesday released a founder of a research institute who was instrumental in helping the legal activist Chen Guangcheng gain asylum in the United States after he escaped house arrest three years ago.
The founder, Guo Yushan, a scholar who led the Transition Institute, was released from custody along with He Zhengjun, the administrative director of the now-closed institute, Continue reading
China Releases Scholar Who Helped Activist Gain Asylum in U.S.已关闭评论
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Pen name
Sex Male
Birth date 1977-08-02
Birth place Xianyou County, Fujian Province
Resident place Haidian District, Beijing Continue reading
177. GUO YUSHAN (released)已关闭评论
Posted in China
By Wan Yanhai, published: May 13, 2015
GUO YUSHAN (郭玉闪)
In March 2007, Guo Yushan (郭玉闪）and others co-founded Transition Social and Economic Consulting Limited, otherwise known as Beijing Transition Institute. In July 2013, Continue reading
For Whom the Bell Tolls: One Chinese NGO’s Alleged Crime of “Illegal Business Operation”已关闭评论
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Tagged Guo Yushan, NGO
Published: January 11, 2015
GUO YUSHAN (郭玉闪)
I no longer have the desire to argue about the treatment of Guo Yushan and his colleagues from a legal perspective. We know that “illegal business practices” was the charge for which Guo was formally arrested on December 6th, Continue reading
Xiao Shu：In China, to Destroy Lives Is Legal, but to Save Them Is Not已关闭评论
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Tagged Guo Yushan, Xiao Shu
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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By Zeng Jinyan, published: October 30, 2014
“Watching his friends, who happen to be the hope of a better China, going to prison one after another, is more than personal shame. It is the shame of our time.”
Kou Yanding was taken away by police in Beijing on October 10th for “picking quarrels and provoking disturbances.” The day before on October 9th, Guo Yushan was criminally detained on the same charge. Continue reading
Friends Gone to Jail – Chinese Activists Kou Yanding and Guo Yushan已关闭评论
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Tagged Democracy, Guo Yushan, Hong Kong, Kou Yanding, Occupy Central movement
BY SUI-LEE WEE AND MEGHA RAJAGOPALAN
BEIJING Mon Oct 13, 2014 5:36am EDT
Oct 13 (Reuters) – China has detained a prominent scholar who helped blind dissident Chen Guangcheng flee to the United States two years ago and has banned books by eight writers in an escalating crackdown on dissent. Continue reading
China detains scholar, bans books in crackdown on moderate voices已关闭评论
Posted in Headlines, Hong Kong Democracy, Press Freedom, Writers in Prison
Tagged Bans Books, Democracy, Guo Yushan, Hong Kong, Occupy Central movement
