Documenting cases in which civil liberties, personal rights, religious belief and freedom of expression are violated under Chinese Communist Party rule, with particular attention to people who are detained, disappeared, surveilled or suppressed.
The labour advocate Feng Xiaohu (Sixie V) has been identified as being detained in the Jail Centre of the Wusu District of Guangzhou. He has long documented the rights of riders, migrant workers and white collars, and his report on over 100,000 words of work incident was previously deleted.
林北辰 · 07/10/2026
Sonam Dorjee travelled on foot from the Chinese Consulate in Chicago to United Nations Headquarters in New York, more than 1,000 kilometres in 42 days, and has been lobbying parliamentarians and reaching out to communities to keep Tibetan human rights issues in United States public space.
江望 · 07/10/2026
On October 6, the Korean Religious Liberty Agency released further details of the raid on the Anhui Kimiya Family Church. According to live testimony, the police confiscated the phone, took the two preachers, and religious officials subsequently banned young believers from singing poetry with the word “Jesus” “God” and asked for a song to be changed to the hymn.
宋知微 · 07/10/2026
After 18 years of imprisonment, the disease deteriorated. The family had already requested medical treatment outside the home, but the official information on the medical treatment had not been made public. Access to transparent medical treatment for politically sensitive prisoners is becoming a question of the bottom line in testing the Chinese prison system.
林北辰 · 07/10/2026
RFA reported that some Mongolian children in Inner Mongolia have become less likely to speak everyday Mongolian and have difficulties in communicating with their ancestors who are not familiar with Chinese. Language policies are bringing cultural assimilation directly into the family.
多吉 · 06/10/2026
RFA reported that five groups, Tibet, Uighur, South Mongolia and Hong Kong, were marching in Tokyo and went to the Chinese Embassy to protest. The different groups point their own experiences towards the common governance logic of the CCP, of decentralization, assimilation and suppression of dissent.
狮山客 · 06/10/2026
On 6 October, Li Quixuan spoke publicly about the traumatic physical response after his release from prison and disclosed that he had submitted his complaint. After two years of imprisonment, she began to challenge the conviction of “inciting subversion of State power” in the same year and to bring back the long-term harm left behind in detention to public records.
顾行舟 · 06/10/2026
After the Beijing human rights defender Shin Bingzawa organized the monthly citizens ' gathering on 18 September, the police took him away and several participants were questioned in succession. The incident revealed that Beijing's control of autonomous civil associations had reached the level of the general line of communication.
岑川 · 06/10/2026
Xinjiang Imam Harrimit Chegar was arrested in 2017 and sentenced to 10 years ' imprisonment. The family claims that their health in prison has deteriorated significantly and that they are no longer able to walk independently, but that they have not received adequate external medical care.
江望 · 06/10/2026