Documenting cases in which civil liberties, personal rights, religious belief and freedom of expression are violated under Chinese Communist Party rule, with particular attention to people who are detained, disappeared, surveilled or suppressed.
On 13 October 2022, Peng Li-fao, at the Beijing Four Bridge, had a banner against nucleic acid seals, demands for votes and civil rights. The four-year visit to Xi's city of closure, health code, vaccination dispute, speech blockade and political protest under the Xi-Pang-Zero policy.
拾页 · 13/10/2026
Zhang Yi, a Wuhan democracy, was arrested for showing pictures of the Dalai Lama in the Sarai Temple and the case was referred to the Public Prosecutor ' s Office on 8 October. The family disclosed that he had fainted at the Lhasa prison because of high blood pressure and lack of medication.
林北辰 · 13/10/2026
The American media investigation stated that at least 12 porters with suspended forced departure protection were detained at the airport by the American ICE and remained in electronic shackles after their release. Investigation of institutional gaps in administrative protection and immigration enforcement.
狮山客 · 13/10/2026
The International Civil Society Coalition visited Hongting, a exiled person, on 10 October to reveal how the Hong Kong National Security case continues to put pressure on the promoters and their relatives and friends outside Hong Kong. In September, Huang Noboro pleaded guilty to new collusion with foreign forces, and the old sentences were superimposed with the new proceedings; The shift from public international lobbying to criminal prosecution mirrors the shrinking space for political expression in Hong Kong.
同桌人 · 11/10/2026
On October 11, the Korea Memorial Foundation 5-18 called for the release of Hong Kong Barrister Zou Xianxiang and two Thai Human Rights Prize winners. Zou Xianxiang was sentenced to seven years and three months in the Zou Shui Yuan case last month. The Korean group had been able to rise to the Chinese consular authorities' request for a withdrawal in 2023. Cross-border solidarity has brought renewed attention to the situation of Hong Kong's 64th Memorial and Asian political prisoners.
白砚 · 11/10/2026
The editor of Uighur teaching materials, Tatigum Tiz, has been in detention for 10 years and has been sentenced to 15 years. Why did the Chinese Government keep him in prolonged isolation from his family, as early as 2022, when the United Nations had found him to be arbitrarily detained and demanded his release?
天山南 · 10/10/2026