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Radio Netherlands: Apple kowtows to China’s censors; removes circumvention app.
From Radio Netherlands, “ Apple kowtows to China’s censors; removes circumvention app” : Sharon Hom of Human Rights in China notes that whereas Yahoo and Google have since co-founded the Global Network Initiative (GNI), which works with human rights groups and academic experts in an effort to...
October 1, 2013
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The Guardian: China's one-child policy's human cost fuels calls for reform
From Tania Branigan with the Guardian, “ China's one-child policy's human cost fuels calls for reform” : Forced abortions and sterilisations are illegal, and much less common than they were. But Sharon Hom , the executive director of Human Rights in China , said they are encouraged by family...
August 16, 2013
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The Wall Street Journal: China's Cadres Balk at Showing the Money
From James T. Areddy with The Wall Street Journal, “ China's Cadres Balk at Showing the Money” : "These are not the conventional activists" who call for overthrow of the state or the introduction of democracy, said Gao Wenqian, a senior policy adviser in New York for advocacy group .
July 31, 2013
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Reuters: China's Tiananmen Mothers criticize Xi for lack of reforms
From Sui-Lee Wee and Maxim Duncan with Reuters, “ China's Tiananmen Mothers criticize Xi for lack of reforms” : In an open letter released on Friday through New York-based Human Rights in China , the group said Xi "has mixed together the things that were most unpopular and most in need of...
May 31, 2013
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Global Post: Why China is Crushing a Mongolian Intellectual
From Benjamin Carlson with the Global Post, “ Why China is Crushing a Mongolian Intellectual ”: HONG KONG — One of China’s longest-imprisoned dissidents is mentally and physically breaking down.
March 6, 2013
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RTHK: Imprisoned Lawyer Allowed Family Visit
From Radio TV Hong Kong, “ Imprisoned Lawyer Allowed Family Visit ”: New York-based Human Rights in China says imprisoned human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng has been allowed a family visit for the first time in nearly 10 months. It quoted his wife as saying Mr Gao appeared clear-minded and spoke...
January 23, 2013
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AP: China’s Jailed Lawyer Gets Rare Family Visit
From the Associated Press, “ China’s Jailed Lawyer Gets Rare Family Visit ”:
January 23, 2013
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The New York Times: Family’s Visit Confirms Chinese Dissident Is Alive
From Edward Wong with the New York Times , “ Family’s Visit Confirms Chinese Dissident Is Alive ”: Family members of one of China’s most prominent dissidents, Gao Zhisheng, visited him in a prison in the western region of Xinjiang this month, according to Mr. Gao’s older brother and a human rights...
January 23, 2013
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UPI: China Dissident Remains Alive in Prison
From United Press International, “ China Dissident Remains Alive in Prison ”: Family members of China dissident Gao Zhisheng said they have visited him in prison, marking the first confirmation he is alive in nine months. Human Rights in China said Gao's younger brother and his father-in-law...
January 23, 2013
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BosNewsLife: Jailed Chinese Christian Lawyer Still Alive, Family Says
From BosNewsLife, “ Jailed Chinese Christian Lawyer Still Alive, Family Says ”: Family members of jailed Christian rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng have been allowed to visit him in a remote Chinese prison, providing the first confirmation in months that he is still alive, rights activists said Wednesday...
January 23, 2013
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