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Solidarity with the Tiananmen Mothers: News from the Campaign
July 25, 2000
China Rights Forum
Ding Zilin
An encounter with a long-admired foreign visitor
Tiananmen Mother Su Bingxian describes her meeting with Lois Snow in Beijing in April and what happened to her as a result.
July 24, 2000
China Rights Forum
Ding Zilin
Reflections from a friend of China
Lois Wheeler Snow describes her experiences during her recent visit to Beijing and explains why she has become an ardent supporter of the Tiananmen Mothers’ campaign for justice.
July 23, 2000
China Rights Forum
Ding Zilin
Tiananmen mothers seek global support for campaign to end impunity
Eleven years after the June Fourth 1989 Massacre (See "Report" session at our website), Ding Zilin and the Tiananmen Mothers are appealing for global support in their campaign for accountability by taking their cause to cyberspace and by allying with regional and international groups against...
June 2, 2000
Press Work
Tiananmen families demand an answer to their request for a criminal investigation
On May 24, a letter signed by 108 family members of victims of the June Fourth 1989 Massacre was sent to China’s top prosecutorial body demanding the response to the petition they submitted at this time last year to which they are entitled under Chinese law. The letter, which is translated in full...
May 30, 2000
Press Work
Stop persecution of Ding Zilin and June Fourth mothers
Human Rights in China (HRIC) is outraged by the Chinese government’s continued persecution of Ding Zilin and victims of the June 4, 1989 Beijing Massacre. On April 1, 2000, Lois Wheeler Snow, the 79-year-old widow of noted sinologist Edgar Snow, was barred from visiting Ding Zilin in her Beijing...
April 3, 2000
Press Work
Ding Zilin protests block on June Fourth funds
Ding Zilin issues protest letter to Chinese leaders, condemning the persecution of Lu Wenhe and his elderly father. Lu was prevented from delivering over $25,000 in humanitarian assistance funds to Ding and Tiananmen victims, and was forced to sign over the funds to State Security authorities. Lu’s...
February 9, 2000
Press Work
State security authorities extort June Fourth funds
During a recent visit to China, Wen-he Lu was forcibly prevented from delivering over $25,000 in humanitarian assistance funds to Ding Zilin and the families of June 4 victims. On his way to Ding Zilin’s home, Lu was pulled over, coercively detained for interrogation and placed under residential...
February 9, 2000
Press Work
Victims collect evidence for prosecution of June Fourth crimes launch unprecedented legal action
A group of 105 victims and family members of those killed in the 1989 crackdown have submitted a legal petition to the Supreme People’s Procuratorate (China’s prosecutor general) demanding that it conduct a criminal investigation into the June Fourth Massacre and bring prosecutions against those...
June 1, 1999
Press Work
A letter of severe protest and urgent appeal
Re: The illegal freezing of June 4 humanitarian assistance funds by the Beijing State Security Bureau To : The Chinese government U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mary Robinson The leaders and parliamentarians of all countries Amnesty International Human Rights Watch/Asia Human Rights in...
October 27, 1998
Press Work

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