Incidents/Cases

12IILC: Day 3 Report 1: Workshop: How to Use the Global Magnitsky Sanction Mechanism to Combat Human Rights Abusers

Day 3 Report 1 Workshop: How to Use the Global Magnitsky Sanction Mechanism to Combat Human Rights Abusers Click here to view the workshop footage Dr. Han Lianchao, Vice President of Initiative for China/Citizen Power for China, led the first installment of a...

12IILC: Day 2 Report 5: Workshops: Digital Security and UN Human Rights Mechanisms

Day 2 Report 5 Workshops: Digital Security and UN Human Rights Mechanisms Mr. Luo Shihong, a human rights activist based in Geneva, Switzerland, gave two training workshops in the late afternoon of: 1) Digital Security, and 2) UN Human Rights Mechanisms. ...

12IILC: Day 2 Report 4: Documentary Film Showing and Discussion:

Day 2 Report 3 Documentary Film Showing and Discussion: Doris Liu, a filmmaker from Canada, showed her award-winning documentary, “In the Name of Confucius,” to the conference participants. The film looks at the battle over Confucius Institutes (CI) in Canada,...

The 12th InterEthnic/InterFaith Leadership Conference – Joint Statement

Joint Statement The 12th InterEthnic/InterFaith Leadership Conference Dec.17, 2017, Tokyo, Japan We, the participants in the 12th Interethnic/Interfaith Leadership Conference, reaffirm our commitment to mutual respect, understanding, and support; we also agree...

Statement on the Chinese Foreign Ministry’s Smearing of Citizen Power Initiatives for China and its Founder and President, Dr. Yang Jianli

Aug 25, 2019 | Hong Kong, Hong Kong Protest 2019, International Relations, News, Publications, Rule of Law in China, Statements

On August 22, the Chinese Foreign Ministry issued a 42-page dossier (China Dossier to International Media) on Hong...

In Hong Kong, the need for peaceful persistence

Aug 16, 2019 | Hong Kong, Hong Kong Protest 2019, Op Ed, Publications

By Yang Jianli and Aaron Rhode In Hong Kong, hundreds of thousands of protesters are expected for weekend...

CPIFC Briefing Series: Communication Between Young People in Hong Kong and Mainland

Aug 13, 2019 | Hong Kong, Hong Kong Protest 2019, Monograph, News, Publications, Rule of Law in China

CPIFC Briefing Series*Communication Between Young People in Hong Kong and MainlandEditor's Note: Amid escalating...

Yang Speech at Third Annual Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy

Mar 15, 2011 | Charter 08, Empty Seat at Nobel Peace Prize, Geneva Human Rights Summit, International Relations, Internet Freedom, Jasmine Revolution Rescue, Liu Xiaobo's Case, News, Op Ed, Prisoners of Conscience, Publications, Rule of Law in China, Speeches, Tiananmen Anniversaries

SPEECH by Dr. Yang Jianli Geneva, March 15, 2011 Good afternoon fellow delegates and distinguished guests. Thank you...

Jasmine Revolution – Initiatives for China Appeals to State Department and Capitol Hill for Action

Mar 14, 2011 | International Relations, Jasmine Revolution Rescue, News, Rule of Law in China

Dr. Yang Jianli, Chairwoman Ros-Lehtinen, Dr. Han Lianchao, March 14, 2011 The Jasmine Revolution began in China in...

Dr. Yang Jianli to Address Tomorrow’s Geneva Rights Summit

Mar 14, 2011 | Charter 08, Empty Seat at Nobel Peace Prize, Geneva Human Rights Summit, International Relations, Liu Xiaobo's Case, News, Prisoners of Conscience, Rule of Law in China

Yang Jianli, the world-renowned Chinese dissident and survivor of the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre, will join other...

Dissident says PRC Reform no Easy Task

Feb 25, 2011 | Charter 08, International Relations, Liu Xiaobo's Case, News, Rule of Law in China, Taiwan, Topics

Taipei Times Taiwan, Feb 25, 2011 By Loa Iok-sin / Staff Reporter Despite attempts by Internet users in China to...

Dissident upbeat on China after Nobel Peace Prize

Jan 1, 2011 | Charter 08, Empty Seat at Nobel Peace Prize, International Relations, Liu Xiaobo's Case, News, Prisoners of Conscience, Rule of Law in China

South China Morning Post by: Verna Yu Jan 01, 2011 Yang Jianli was a PhD student in the US when the Tiananmen...

China warns Nobel winner’s kin against going to Oslo

Dec 2, 2010 | Charter 08, Empty Seat at Nobel Peace Prize, International Relations, Liu Xiaobo's Case, News, Prisoners of Conscience, Rule of Law in China

By Ashish Kumar Sen The Washington Times 4:59 p.m., Wednesday, December 1, 2010 Chinese authorities are warning the...

My Appeal to Chinese Government: Allow Liu Xia to Accept the Peace Prize for Liu Xiaobo

Nov 24, 2010 | Charter 08, Empty Seat at Nobel Peace Prize, International Relations, Liu Xiaobo's Case, News, Op Ed, Prisoners of Conscience, Publications, Rule of Law in China

Dr. Yang Jianli, Harvard Fellow, President Initiatives for China. Not long ago, working with Freedom Now, I helped...

Chinese Dissident Plans Empty Chair Protest for Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony

Nov 21, 2010 | Charter 08, Empty Seat at Nobel Peace Prize, International Relations, Liu Xiaobo's Case, News, Prisoners of Conscience, Rule of Law in China

Paul Harris in New York The Observer, Sunday 21 November 2010 A Chinese veteran of the Tiananmen Square protests in...

China Urged to Release Nobel Prize Laureate

Nov 19, 2010 | Charter 08, Empty Seat at Nobel Peace Prize, International Relations, Liu Xiaobo's Case, News, Op Ed, Press Release, Prisoners of Conscience, Publications, Rule of Law in China

By Maran Turner and Yang Jianli The leaders of the world’s major economies gathered in Seoul for the G20 summit on...

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