Blind Rights Activist Sends Message for 2012 Human Rights Day

China’s Leadership Change: The Ongoing Discussion

Condescending, Ignorant, Deceptive: A Review of ‘China’s Megatrends’ by John & Doris Naisbitt

Five Black Categories Reappear in Today’s China

In Exposing China Abuses, Congress Shows Another Way

Why We Must Protest: The Case of Falun Gong

2011 a Tumultuous Year for Human Rights, Say Reports

In China, Removing the Bloody-Hands Faction Is Only the Beginning

Chen’s Lawyer Jiang Tianyong Captured, Beaten, and Put Under House Arrest

Political Storm in China Brings Moment of Decision

Amnesty: Human Rights Must Define Ireland’s Relationship with China

Xi Jinping’s Speech Stays the Party Line

Groups Urge Harper to Raise Rights in China

Dissident Hu Jia’s House Raided

Hong Kong Politicians Support ‘No CCP Villians’ Campaign

Blind Lawyer and Wife ‘Beaten Senseless’ by Chinese Authorities

New Chinese Ad Campaign in Times Square: Spectacular Price, Dubious Impact (Video)

Human Rights Talks Expected During China State Visit

Renowned Dissident Writer Li Hong Dies, Authorities Prevent Funeral

Canada’s Ties to China Make a Tangled Web

Combating Organ Transplant Tourism

What Obama Should Say to Wen Jiabao

An Impassioned Plea for Help in front of the Chinese Consulate in Los Angeles

Two Brave Men

Top Chinese Rights Lawyer Tried in Secret

Released Hunger Striker Describes His Ordeal

Large Scale Hunger Strike To Be Launched

First Announcement from 'Relay Hunger Strike for Human Rights Support Group'

Courageous Chinese Attorneys Face Arrest in Beijing

A Lawyer Struggles for Human Rights – Even His Own