Women’s Rights in China March 10, 2015 A group of young persistent female leaders who have been pushing for a feminist movement in China plan to fully launch activities to promote “Mechanisms to Prevent and Redress sexual harassment” in Beijing at the…
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Source: WRIC Translated by Tony Chong Flannery Feb. 16, 2015 Liu Xiaoyuan, the lawyer of WRIC volunteer Su Changlan(left picture), stated yesterday that on the afternoon of February 15 he contacted the older brother of Su…
DetailsSource: HK students online Myth 1: Business has ground to a halt. “I don’t think organizing something that shuts down business is positive for Hong Kong,” lamented John Slosar, multi-millionaire chairman of Swire. Not true. More than 1,255,896 registered companies operate in Hong Kong. Only a handful have closed down. More new ones have…
DetailsSource: WRIC Translator: Harrison Fu On November 25th 2014, Civil Rights activist Chen Qitang (Tianli) had his house and belongings searched and confiscated, and later was arrested for his involvement in “Jeopardizing National Security”. His son Chen Jinyu, who was attending a school in the U.S.,…
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Women’s Rights in China 19 Nov, 2014 On 27 October, 2014, Miss Su Changlan was taken away by the Nanhai Public Security Bureau in the name of the crime of “provocation”. Her whereabouts or even life and death has been unknown since then. Extremely anxious, her husband Chen Dequan has been asking around about…
DetailsPetition by Visual Artists Guild https://www.change.org/p/president-of-the-united-states-hong-kong-must-have-the-universal-rights-to-vote-and-to-stand-for-election Dear President Obama, As you embark on your trip to Beijing for the APEC economic conference, do follow the recommendations by the US Congressional-Executive Commission on China that “Hong Kong issues should be raised in meetings in Beijing with central government officials.” The argument by China that…
DetailsFrankly speaking, I think this book(The Orphans of Shao) is qualified to be considered as a candidate for the Nobel Prize. The book is bold and candid exposure of the despicable corruption, unlawfulness, cold-bloodedness, cruelty to the underprivileged people, the insatiable greed for money, especially in the remote small cities and villages. The book tells…
Details“The Orphans of Shao” consists of case studies that exemplify more than 35-year long-lasting policy in China, the One-Child Policy. Due to the effect that the National Law has created, Mr. Pang exposed the corrupted adoption system in China. The farmers in many villages are forced to fines that they cannot afford to pay so…
DetailsNEW YORK (AP) – Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says women don’t need to ask for a raise. They should just trust the system – one that at technology companies is overwhelmingly male. Nadella spoke Thursday at an event for women in computing held in Phoenix. He was asked to give his advice to…
DetailsA Timeline of the Women’s Rights Movement 1848 – 1998 1848 The world’s first women’s rights convention is held in Seneca Falls, NY, July 19-20. A Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions is debated and signed by 68 women and 32 men, setting the agenda for the women’s rights movement that followed. 1849 Elizabeth Smith Miller…
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