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Ongoing Investigation of Henan Citizen’s „Killing Police“

Life is difficult. Lifes of the petitioners are filled with even more sorrow. This is a republished article, concerning Xu Youchen’s death penalty established by the first trial court. Although he killed a person, he does not deserve to die. The way that death penalty overshadows the defect of the system needs to be stopped.

An ambulance rushed out of the gate of the police station, heading three hundred meters away for the Jiaozuo City Zhongzhan District Hospital. A brief silence cut through the noisy police station courtyard, as the Zhang Xiaoyu couple frozen in the van where they just „killed“ a person. Weiterlesen »

Konfuzius Institut und Chinas Soft Power

Trailer des Dokumentarfilms über Konfuzius-Institut

Referent: Dejun Liu

Auftretende Softpower Chinas
•In 20 Jahren seit dem Ende der Sowjetunion und nach einem unipolaren Moment der USA ist China die neueste Supermacht geworden. Alle seine Vorgänger auf dieser erhabenen Ebene, sogar vor Rom, haben ihre Positionen errichtet, indem sie gewaltige militärische Kräfte angehäuft haben. Aber China geht um anders. Weiterlesen »

Humanrights Watch world Report – part of China

More than three decades after pledging to “reform and open up,” there are few signs the Chinese Communist Party intends to change its authoritarian posture. Under the leadership of President Xi Jinping, who will remain in power until 2022 and possibly beyond, the outlook for fundamental human rights, including freedoms of expression, assembly, association and religion, remains dire. Weiterlesen »

A letter from a Chinese dissident in Thailand

Dear Sir or Madam,

I am a UN recognized refugee currently living in Thailand. My name is Li Xiaolong and I come from Guangxi, China. In China, I joined and Weiterlesen »

Surprised – New York Times: How the Communist Party guided China to Success

德国教授,“中国研究所”创办人说“共产党引导中国取得了成功”。但一个大多国民没有社会保障,孩子上不起学的国家能算成功吗?

New York Times: How the Communist Party guided China to Success. It’s an interview about a German government professor and a founding president of the Mercator Institute of Chinese Studies, Sebastian Heilmann. I don’t think that China is successful, Weiterlesen »

A Brief Introduction to Ms. Cao Shunli, A Human Rights Defender

Human Rights Movement – Weiterlesen »

Chinese lawyer held for more than 500 days in civil rights crackdown has mental disorder

Li Chunfu, freed on bail after being held in Beijing for suspected subversion after July 2015 detention, diagnosed with schizophrenia Weiterlesen »

Lawyer Li Chunfu shows signs of deep mental and physical scars after 18 months in prison

After the release

He has represented 200 miners in Hebei and some members of the Falun Gong movement. His brother, a Christian lawyer, has represented members of house churches and political dissidents. The police have probably threatened him of jailing him again if he talks about his situation and if he meets other human rights lawyers, or their spouses, who are fighting for their release. China Change calls for an international investigation into torture and violence in China. Weiterlesen »

no social security for one billion peasants

There is no social security for one billion peasants in China. Es gibt keine Soziale Sicherheit für eine Milliarde Bauern in China.

Dissident Peng Ming Died in Prison, Organs taken

[Reported by Secret China News] On November 29, China’s famous dissident Peng Ming suddenly died in Hubei Province Xianning prison where he was imprisoned. He was 58-years-old when he died. 10 years ago, Chinese agents kidnapped Peng Ming, an American green card holder (US permeate resident), in Myanmar. He was sent back to China and sentenced to life imprisonment for „Organizing and Leading a Terrorist Organization.“ Weiterlesen »

[Video with Chinese subtitles] Plato’s Allegory of the Cave

Twenty four hundred years ago, Plato, one of history’s most famous thinkers, said life is like being chained up in a cave forced to watch shadows flitting across a stone wall. Beyond sounding quite morbid, what exactly did he mean? Alex Gendler unravels Plato’s Allegory of the Cave, found in Book VII of „The Republic.“ The first video is in English but with Chinese subtitles. The second one is not as clear as first one but more philosophical arguments. Weiterlesen »

[Video]Chinese communist Party crashes peasants

It happens in China every day. The Communist Government takes the fields near the cities from the peasants or destroys the house (also in the cities) to take the ground and builds buildings to sell with unbelievable high price, but doesn’t pay enough to the owners. So the owners protest, but the CCP government hires gangsters to repress them and kill some of them. In this video they use cars to crash the peasants under the watching of hundreds policemen. Please watch it from 3:36.

Lv Gengsong’s Health is Deteriorating after Transferred to Huzhou prison, Calling on the International Community for Rescue

(Boxun News)

Lv Gengsong, a Chinese Democracy Party member from Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, was transferred to the Changhu prison to serve the rest of his time. The prison authorities recently allowed Mr. Lv’s family to visit him in prison for the first time. Weiterlesen »

More activists are arrested in Shenzhen

On November 14, 2016, several activists were dining at the Wuhe restaurant (close to the Wuhe Subway) in Shenzhen. During which, Li Huoyan and Xiao Bing were photographed by some strangers (who were later discovered as national security officers). Weiterlesen »

They’ll work faster after a beating

Jiangsu Garment Factories Employ „Sweat“ Child Laborers: Low Wages, Long Working Hours, Abused, Not Paid Until the End of the Year. Weiterlesen »

My own experience of Murder and Organ Robbery of Chinese Dissidents

I was almost murdered by the Chinese political police.

During the interrogation of the „Jasmine Revolution“ in China, one of them asked me :“You are so kind, working for human rights for others. Have you signed the Organ donation wills?“ I said it’s not safe in China, so I didn’t sign it. Weiterlesen »

Human Rignts Lawyer Jiang Tianyong is disappeared

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Work Location

Beijing City

Current StatusLicense Revoked/ Under Surveillance

 

Introduction

Jiang Tianyong was born in Luoshan, Henan district. He graduated from the School of Chinese Language and Literature Education at Hunan Changsha Utilities College (Presently known as Changsha University) and became a secondary school language teacher in Chengzhou. In 2001, he qualified as a lawyer and in 2004 began practicing in the Beijing Globe Law Firm. Weiterlesen »

Use of Over the Firewall Software Became a Crime, Xinjiang Strengthen its Internet Control

The Chinese government’s Internet control policies become harsher over time. In Xinjiang, a internet user received a letter from the local police that he was under criminal investigation because he downloaded a common over the firewall software. Weiterlesen »

Toufu Workshop Owner Stabs Urban Management Officer to Death in Self-defense

According to the „livelihood Watch“, a human rights website’s reports, last month in Beijing Chaoyang District, Chuiyangliu Street, Wang Shuangcai was in a conflict with an urban management officer Wang Zhiqiang, the officer was severely injured, and died soon after being sent to hospital. Weiterlesen »

Chinas Charme-Offensive auf deutsche Universitäten

Von Felix Sternagel | Veröffentlicht am 27.09.2014

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Ein Ständer mit der chinesischen und der deutschen Flagge steht im Sekretariat des Konfuzius Instituts der Heinrich Heine Universität in Düsseldorf Quelle: picture alliance / dpa / Matthias Balk

Mit den Konfuzius-Instituten fördert China seine Sprache und Kultur an den Hochschulen – mit Unterstützung des deutschen Staates. Kritiker sehen die wissenschaftliche Unabhängigkeit in Gefahr. Weiterlesen »