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  • 01/24/2012 in Article affecting Jiangsu province(s)

    Activist's Family Escapes China

    he wife and son of a Chinese opposition party founder will highlight his case in the US.

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  • 01/24/2012 in Article affecting ALL province(s)

    Family Of Jailed China Activist Flees To US: Rights Group

    The wife and son of outspoken former Chinese professor Guo Quan, who is serving a 10-year sentence for "subversion", have left China for a new life in the United States, a rights group said Tuesday.

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  • 01/19/2012 in Article affecting ALL province(s)

    2011: The Uyghur Human Rights Year in Review

    Calls for independent and international investigations into Chinese claims of Uyghur terrorism receive very short shrift from Beijing. It therefore follows that whenever a serious incident occurs in East Turkestan (Xinjiang), which Chinese officials blame on a coordinated Uyghur terror threat, skeptics are never far away. That China uses the Uyghurs' Islamic faith to engineer accusations of terrorism in order to justify unremitting crackdowns only compounds the doubt.

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  • 01/19/2012 in Article affecting ALL province(s)

    ChinaAid Picks 2011’s Top 10 Cases of Persecution of Churches and Christians in China

    ChinaAid’s selection of the top 10 persecution cases for 2011 is based on the severity, impact and significance of each incidence of persecution and is a highly representative list. These cases occurred in different parts of China and involved both urban and rural house churches, as well as “Three-Self” churches and Catholic churches. The victims included pastors, human rights lawyers, political dissidents and artists.

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  • 01/18/2012 in Article affecting Tibet province(s)

    Two Abbots of Karma Monastery Arrested

    Two abbots along with seven monks of Karma Monastery (Ch: Gama) at Chamdo County in Chamdo Prefecture (Tibet Autonomous Region) were arrested around 29 October 2011, according to information received by TCHRD.

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Other News

  • Jan 24, 2012 in WORLD - Asia

    Call For Boycott After Comments

    Former student leader Wang Dan has called for a boycott of a newspaper owned by prominent Taiwanese entrepreneur Tsai Eng Meng who defended Beijing’s military crackdown on the 1989 democracy movement in Tiananmen Square.

  • Jan 24, 2012 in WORLD - Asia

    Market Demolition Sparks Violence

    Buji market in Shenzhen lies in ruins after a forced demolition, Jan. 24, 2012. At least five protesters were hospitalized with broken bones after a forced eviction sparked clashes between residents and police in the southern Chinese boomtown of Shenzhen, hospital staff said on Tuesday.

  • Jan 23, 2012 in WORLD - Asia

    Wife, Son of Well-Known Political Prisoner & Christian Guo Quan Arrive in US

    With the assistance of ChinaAid and a number of churches in the United States, the wife and child of well-known Chinese political prisoner and Christian Guo Quan have left China and arrived Monday in Los Angeles.

  • Jan 23, 2012 in WORLD - Asia

    NEWS FLASH: Under International Pressure, China Releases Pastor Shi Enhao

    A Chinese house church pastor and vice president of the Chinese House Church Alliance sentenced last summer to a two-year labor camp term was unexpectedly released last Friday and is now home, ChinaAid has learned.

  • Jan 22, 2012 in WORLD - Asia

    Banned Student Fellowship Group Files Administrative Lawsuit

    (Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia—Jan. 22, 2012) A Christian students fellowship group in Inner Mongolia that was banned by Chinese authorities last year has filed an administrative lawsuit after its appeal of the government action was rejected, ChinaAid has learned.