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HRIC in the Media

2008-05-19

Life News: Chinese Court Upholds Decision Targeting Forced Abortion Opponents Wife
2008-05-15

France 24: Smile, You're on CCTV! - Naked

2008-05-12

Canwest News Service: China's Olympic crackdown already underway, conference hears
2008-05-10

Associated Press: Lawyer's plight highlights perils of fighting China's system
2008-05-08

The Chicago Maroon: Fanning the Flames
2008-04-25

Miami Herald: U.S. athletes won't win by being silent
2008-04-22

USA Today: Cracking the 'Great Firewall' of China's Web censorship
2008-04-21

Media Matters for America: Same as it Ever Was, Again
2008-04-20

St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Olympics - Should Athletes Fan the Political Flames?
2008-04-20

The Argus (California): Olympians caught in dilemma
2008-04-20

The Plain Dealer: They would rather train than explain
2008-04-19

World Association of Newspapers: International Conference Calls For Release of Jailed Chinese Journalists
2008-04-18

World Association of Newspapers: Olympics "Catastrophic" for Chinese Press Freedom
2008-04-17

Popular Mechanics: Hack Attack on Tibet Groups Could Hint at China's Anti-U.S. Tactic
2008-04-16

New York Times: Putting Scandals in the Past, Officials See Gains on Doping

2008-04-15

Dayton Daily News: Olympian stands above LeBron
2008-04-15

St. Petersburg Times: Athletes' Dreams Teeter Amid Olympic Protests
2008-04-14

CNN (TV): Lou Dobbs Tonight
2008-04-13

Los Angeles Times: Bill Clinton, China Linked via His Foundation
2008-04-06

Atlanta Journal-Constitution: China's economic clout keeps relations oh so polite
2008-04-06

Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Business Clouds Concerns Over China's Human Rights Violations
2008-04-04

CNSNews.com: 'Olympic Smiles and Harmony Built on Abuses and Tears'
2008-04-03

Oregon Public Broadcasting: Think Out Loud - One Billion Served?
2008-04-03

Monsters & Critics: China rights push focuses on jailed AIDS activist
2008-04-02

American Family Association - OneNewsNow: Human-Rights Group - Bush at Beijing Games 'A Damaging Message'