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While China prevents the UN Commission from fulfilling its mandate, the 7th attempt to present a resolution on China continues to produce significant pressure on the Chinese government
Human Rights in China (HRIC) regrets the decision of the UN Commission on Human Rights to adopt a so-called no-action motion, a procedural device misused by China to block a resolution on its human rights record.
April 15, 1997
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Han Xiaorong barred from entering China at Shenzhen despite holding valid Chinese passport
Planning on returning to China for a month-long vacation to visit her family in Beijing and Nanjing, Han Xiaorong, 42, a Chinese citizen currently living and working in New York City, arrived in Hong Kong on March 4. On the morning of March 6, after a short stay with friends in Hong Kong, she...
March 6, 1997
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Rights groups urge scrutiny of Chinese
A joint release with Human Rights Watch/Asia
February 28, 1997
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In the wake of Deng Xiaoping's passing, Human Rights in China calls on the government of the People's Republic of China to declare a general amnesty for all prisoners of conscience currently being held throughout China
Deng Xiaoping leaves behind not only a legacy of economic liberalization and reform, but of authoritarian repression that has systematically suppressed all demands for human rights and democracy in China. The citizens gunned down on the streets of Beijing in 1989 and the thousands of individuals...
February 19, 1997
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