Amnesty International11 August 2017, 14:52 UTC The Chinese authorities must end their persecution of prominent activist Wu Gan and immediately and unconditionally release him, Amnesty International said, ahead of his
ChinaAid Updated at 4:55 p.m. on Aug. 15, 2017 Pro-democracy advocate Howard Lam displays the staples forcedinto his legs by Chinese officials. (Photo: ChinaAid) (Hong Kong—Aug. 11, 2017) Chinese authorities drove
House churches such as this one are routinely persecuted by the Chinese government. (Photo: ChinaAid stock) ChinaAid (Fuyang, Anhui—Aug. 11, 2017) Citing contrived “potential dangers,” authorities in China’s eastern Anhui
This picture of handcuffed, praying hands accompanied the first of Huang Yizi’s posts asking for prayer. ChinaAid (Wenzhou, Zhejiang—Aug. 11, 2017) Authorities revoked the bail of a pastor in China’s
The New York Times By Austin Ramzy and Alan Wong Aug. 11, 2017 Hong Kong — A pro-democracy activist in Hong Kong said on Friday that Chinese agents drove staples