In an appeal submitted last week, Liu Yao (刘尧), a well-known former rights defense lawyer sentenced to 20 years in prison and a fine of RMB 1.4 million ($221,000) for “extortion,” “fraud,” and “buying trafficked children,” asks the Guangdong Provincial Procuratorate to vacate his conviction.
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Wer sich online und offline schlecht verhält, darf in China künftig nicht mehr den Zug oder das Flugzeug nutzen
A Kazakh man who returned to western China after immigrating to Kazakhstan committed suicide last week after Chinese police confiscated his passport, preventing him from returning to his wife and children.
International Monitors Need to Investigate Abusive Detentions, Harsh Sentences
China might be the world’s second-largest economy, and have more Internet users than any other country, but each year it is ranked as the nation that enjoys the least Internet freedom among the 65 sample nations scored by the U.S.-based Freedom House.
