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Human Rights in China

Our Uncensor China campaign was in full swing in the months leading up to the Beijing 2008 Olympics. Thank you to everyone who supported the campaign!

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New report on press freedom in China

Deb 9/2/2009

A new report assessing press freedom in China during 2008 has been released by the International Federation of Journalists.

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Internet giants bow to China’s porn pressure

Sophie 14/1/2009

Amid international controversy in August 2008 the Chinese Government unblocked many of the usually censored internet sites. What’s the state of play now?


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China, we’re still waiting for the truth about Tibet

In March 2008 a peaceful demonstration by 400 Tibetan monks turned into violence, imprisonment, beatings and deaths. The number killed, imprisoned or 'disappeared' is still not confirmed.


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After long-term imprisonment for speaking publicly about human rights issues, Wei Jingsheng was finally released with help from Amnesty International.

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