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. Lire la suite »
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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. Lire la suite »
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(more details: https://freedomcn.org/experience-of-kidnap-and-torture-in-china/ )
Liu Dejun is a Chinese human rights defender who began his human rights works by educating migrant workers in a factory in Guangzhou about their rights and Chinese labour laws. He was subsequently fired, after which he started to write essays about human rights and democracy for online publication. He set up a NGO providing legal assistance and education to migrant workers and the following year he was detained for ten days after giving out leaflets in Guangzhou calling for political reform. In 2009 he turned his attention to the rights of petitioners in Beijing and was involved in a number of high profile human rights cases. In 2010 he was abducted by the police in the middle of the night, beaten up, driven a mountainous area in the suburbs of Beijing and dumped on a roadside. The artist Ai Weiwei later made a documentary (Chinese only) about these events. Lire la suite »
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Le 24 novembre 2015, l’audience du procès en appel de la journaliste Gao Yu s’est déroulée à huis clos au tribunal populaire supérieur de Pékin, plus de sept mois après sa condamnation à sept ans d’emprisonnement pour « divulgation de secrets d’Etat. (suite…)
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Seit drei Jahren will die Chinesische Kommunistische Partei die absolute Macht ergreifen, damit sie die Gesellschaft vollständig kontrollieren kann. Weil die KPCh immer sagt, „Dass die (…) Mitwirkung des Volkes nur im Rahmen der Vorgaben der Souveränen Kommunistischen Partei erfolgen kann“[1]. Deshalb wurden mehr als 300 Dissidenten und Menschrechtsaktivisten von dem Kommunistischen Regime verhaftet und viele Menschenrechtsorganisationen wurden geschlossen. Jetzt sind die Menschenrechtsbewegungen und die Demokratie-Bewegungen in China fast handlungsunfähig. Lire la suite »
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