Category: English — Responses
English-language Free China Movement responses.
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Rapid Response: Bipartisan Senators Urge Trump to Press Xi on Jailed Pastors and Religious Persecution
September 23, 2026 — Ten U.S. senators, led by Ted Budd (R-N.C.) and Tim Kaine (D-Va.), sent a bipartisan letter to President Donald Trump on September 22, 2026, urging him to press Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Beijing’s…
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Rapid Response: Urge Trump to Raise Imprisoned Dissidents — Jimmy Lai, Zion Church Pastors, Uyghur Scholars — at Xi Summit
September 23, 2026 — Fortify Rights has urged President Donald Trump to prioritize the release of political and religious prisoners detained in China when he hosts Chinese leader Xi Jinping at a summit in Washington, DC this week,…
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Rapid Response | Zhou Chunwei’s Public Break with One-Party Rule
FCM welcomes Zhou Chunwei’s public opposition to one-party rule while calling for separate, evidence-based scrutiny of any unrelated commercial or legal disputes.
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Rapid Response: Anthropic Data-Routing Disclosure Adds a New Sensitive-Information Question to DeepSeek Research
A new Anthropic disclosure on DeepSeek data routing is relevant to sensitive-information handling, but does not establish the mechanism behind politically sensitive refusals.
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Rapid Response: Keep the Promise — Restore Hong Kong’s Freedoms and Free Jimmy Lai
Free China Movement Rapid Response — September 14, 2026 Xi Jinping’s anticipated September 24 Washington meeting should put Hong Kong’s promised freedoms on the agenda. Beijing cannot ask the world to trust new agreements while dismissing commitments already…
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One Message. One Repost. Break the Silence Around Political Prisoners.
FCM calls on people worldwide to write one message to a political prisoner and recruit others to help reach 100,000 messages by the end of 2026.
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Rapid Response: U.S. Authorities Should Clarify Li Qing’s Reported Detention and Ensure Access to Counsel
FCM calls for immediate clarification of Li Qing’s reported detention, including the responsible agency, legal basis, custody status, access to counsel and any immigration proceedings.
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Rapid Response: Showing a Photograph Is Not Secession — Release Zhang Yi
A photograph is not secession. Peaceful expression is not a national-security crime. Wuhan rights activist Zhang Yi remains detained in Lhasa on suspicion of ‘inciting secession.’ Amnesty International says his detention followed an incident in which he showed…
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Rapid Response: 2019 Is the Baseline — Measure What Hong Kong Has Lost
Hong Kong’s strong 2019 freedom rankings were real. That is exactly why they matter today. They are not evidence that nothing changed. They are a baseline for measuring what changed after Beijing imposed the National Security Law in…
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Rapid Response: Protect Hong Kong Journalists’ Freedom of Association
Media employers should protect lawful union participation and maintain transparent, consistently applied employment policies.