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[Wu Zeheng] After proposing, in 1998 and 1999, government reforms, including greater government transparency, establishing non-Party oversight bodies, and ending corruption, Wu Zeheng, a Guangdong-based Buddhist leader, was sentenced to 11 years in prison on the charges of "illegal business" and "...

Excerpted from The New York Times : "The conventional wisdom you continue to hear, in articles that are still coming out today, is that these advocates are great, God bless them, but they are misled, they are making the wrong calculation that China is going to move," says Sharon K. Hom, executive...

Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that the whereabouts of Shanghai petitioner Chen Xiaoming remain unknown following his secret detention in February. Sources close to Chen worry that his disappearance is related to his contacts with a U.S. consular official. Sources say Chen was detained by...

Zhang Yang ... According to Human Rights in China , the Chinese government has accused the "Tiananmen Mothers" of threatening national safety and subversion of state power ... Full Article