Li Wenzu (left), Wang Quanzhang (center), and their son embrace moments after reuniting. Wang has spent the last four-and-a-half years in prison on a trumped-up charge for his hum (Photo:
Hu Shigen (center) being baptized. This photo was used as evidence against him at his trial. (Photo: ChinaAid) (Tianjin—Dec. 21, 2020) Tianjin authorities have finally begun the process of releasing
Hu Shigen (middle) being baptized. This photo was used as evidence against him in trial. (Tianjin—Nov. 16, 2019) Authorities have not released Beijing church elder Hu Shigen on medical parole
Officials from different government departments harass Xunsiding Church. (Photo: ChinaAid) ChinaAid (Xiamen, Fujian—May 21, 2019) Authorities banned a historic church in China’s southeastern Fujian province on Sunday and conducted a
Wang Quanzhang (Photo: Human Rights Tulip/Safeguard Defenders) ChinaAid (Tianjin—March 13, 2019) The lawyer of an imprisoned human rights attorney traveled to Tianjin in order to submit documents for his client
ChinaAid Wang Quanzhang(Photo: Human Rights Tulip/Safeguard Defenders) (Tianjin—Jan. 30, 2019) Wang Quanzhang had been in custody for 3 years before finally being sentenced to 4.5 years and no political rights
Beijing church elder Hu Shigen is baptized in this undated photo. ChinaAid (Tianjin—Jan. 12, 2019) As a Beijing church elder remains in a prison hospital, authorities answer his family’s anxious
Wang Quanzhang(Photo: Human Rights Tulip/Safeguard Defenders) ChinaAid (Tianjin—Jan. 3, 2019) A prominent human rights lawyer swept up in a crackdown on his profession nearly three-and-a-half years ago was tried in
Wang Quanzhang (Photo: Human Rights Tulip/Safeguard Defenders) ChinaAid (Tianjin—July 20, 2018) Li Wenzu spent the last three years wondering if her husband, imprisoned human rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang, was even
Radio Free Asia 2018-04-30 Authorities in the northern Chinese city of Tianjin have launched an “investigation” into associates of detained human rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang, nearly three years after his
The Guardian Benjamin Haas China correspondent and agencies Mon 25 Dec ‘17 23.37 EST First published on Mon 25 Dec ‘17 23.25 EST Wu Gan found guilty after being detained for
Churches such as this one are often cracked down on.(Photo: ChinaAid) ChinaAid (Tianjin—Dec. 21, 2017) Government departments are conducting an investigation of Christians in Tianjin and China’s southern Guangdong and