17 September 2021 | AI – Amnesty International (Author), ARTICLE 19 (Author), CPJ – Committee to Protect Journalists (Author), Freedom House (Author), HRIC – Human Rights in China (Author), FIDH – International Federation for Human Rights (Author), IFJ – International Federation of Journalists (Author), IFEX – International Freedom of Expression Exchange (Author), RSF – Reporters Sans Frontières (Author), OMCT – World Organisation Against Torture (Author), Front Line Defenders (Author), China Aid Association; et al. (Author)
China
Joint appeal by 45 NGOs to release journalist Zhang Zhan, who has been on hunger strike since May 2020 and at the risk of dying in prison
RSF and 44-NGO coalition urge Chinese President Xi Jinping to release Covid-19 reporter on hunger strike (Appeal or News Release, English)
20 July 2021 | ARTICLE 19 (Author), HRIC – Human Rights in China (Author), HRW – Human Rights Watch (Author), ICJ – International Commission of Jurists (Author), IFJ – International Federation of Journalists (Author), Act with HK et al. (Author)
China
Joint NGO letter to Hong Kong Secretary of Justice demanding to drop charges of "inciting unauthorised assembly" raised against organiser of the annual vigil of the Tienanmen crackdown
Re: Prosecution of Tiananmen Vigil Organizer Chow Hang-tung (Appeal or News Release, English)
1 February 2021 | HRIC – Human Rights in China (Author), Feminist Network Working Group (Author), published by CEDAW – UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women
China
NGO report on discrimination against women (violence against women; sex-selective artificial termination of pregnancy; legal protection of girls and women against domestic violence)
China: Civil Society Submission to the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW); 80th Session, 1 March 2021 - 5 March 2021, Pre-Sessional Working Group, List of Issues Prior to Review (Special or Analytical Report, English)
16 October 2020 | HRIC – Human Rights in China (Author), published by FIDH – International Federation for Human Rights
China
Hong Kong: White paper by an international NGO on new National Security Law and its implementation (implementation; international human rights framework; recommendations)
Too soon to concede the future: The implementation of the National Security Law for Hong Kong (Special or Analytical Report, English)
9 September 2020 | AI – Amnesty International (Author), ARTICLE 19 (Author), CSW – Christian Solidarity Worldwide (Author), Freedom House (Author), Human Rights First (formerly Lawyers Committee for Human Rights) (Author), HRIC – Human Rights in China (Author), HRW – Human Rights Watch (Author), FIDH – International Federation for Human Rights (Author), MRG – Minority Rights Group International (Author), RSF – Reporters Sans Frontières (Author), 21Wilberforce; et al. (Author)
China
Joint NGO statement calling for establishment of a human rights monitoring mechanism in light of mass human rights violations committed in Hong Kong, Tibet and Xinjiang province
Global call for international human rights monitoring mechanisms on China [ASA 17/3026/2020] (Appeal or News Release, English)
30 July 2020 | CSW – Christian Solidarity Worldwide (Author), Freedom House (Author), HRIC – Human Rights in China (Author), HRW – Human Rights Watch (Author), China Aid; et al. (Author)
China
Joint NGO statement against National Security Law adopted in Hong Kong
Re: China’s National Security Law for Hong Kong (Appeal or News Release, English)
11 May 2017 | HRIC – Human Rights in China
China
Chronology of state crackdown on lawyers, and human rights defenders since 11 June 2015
Mass Crackdown on Chinese Lawyers, Defenders and International Reactions: A Brief Chronology (Special or Analytical Report, English)
31 July 2015 | HRIC – Human Rights in China
China
2022 Olympic Winter Games awarded to Beijing, despite authorities' crackdown on human rights lawyers and defenders; more than 260 human rights lawyers and defenders arrested in 23 provinces and municipalities since early July 2015; 30 persons still in custody, under surveillance or missing
With China, IOC Turns Its Back on Human Rights (Appeal or News Release, English)
14 July 2015 | HRIC – Human Rights in China
China
At least 159 lawyers and activists detained, questioned or subjected to enforced disappearance since 9 July 2015
Mass Suppression of Lawyers Reveals True Nature of Xi’s “Rule by Law” (Appeal or News Release, English)
5 June 2015 | HRIC – Human Rights in China
China
According to detained journalist Shi Tao, contents of his social network account deleted in run-up to anniversary of crackdown on 1989 democracy movement
In Statement, Journalist Shi Tao Protests Deletion of WeChat Contents (Appeal or News Release, English)
