Category: English — Responses
English-language Free China Movement responses.
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Rapid Response: Protect Civil Society From AI-Enabled Surveillance
AI providers and civil society need stronger behavior-based detection, evidence preservation and safe reporting channels for surveillance abuse.
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Free China Movement (FCM): Do Not Lose Heart — Memory Outlives the Sentence
Rapid Response | September 11, 2026 The families of Hong Kong’s imprisoned Tiananmen vigil leaders answered severe sentences with resolve. Free China Movement stands with them and with everyone who continues to defend the memory of June 4.…
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Free China Movement (FCM): Conscience Is Not a Crime — Stand With Jing Shuren
FCM stands with Jing Shuren and his family following the reported four-year sentence.
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Rapid Response: Prison Cannot Turn Conscience Into a Crime
FCM responds to the sentencing of Chow Hang-tung, Lee Cheuk-yan and Albert Ho, saying peaceful remembrance and democratic advocacy should not be treated as subversion.
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Rapid Response: The World Must Watch for Huang Xueqin’s Release
FCM calls for close international monitoring as Huang Xueqin approaches the expected completion of her five-year prison sentence on September 18.
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Rapid Response: The World Must Watch Wang Xizhe’s Safety in Hong Kong
September 9, 2026 — Washington, D.C. The Free China Movement calls for immediate international scrutiny of veteran democracy advocate Wang Xizhe’s reported journey toward Hong Kong and his declared intention to present himself to authorities as a protest…
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Rapid Response: UN Reform Should Reward Rights, Not Repression
Rights-abusing governments should face consistent scrutiny, and democratic states should support meaningful UN participation for the Republic of China in Taiwan.
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Rapid Response: U.S. Agencies Warn of Industrial-Scale AI Model Distillation by Mainland Chinese Firms
NSA, FBI and CISA warn of industrial-scale model distillation by several mainland Chinese AI firms; FCM urges technical safeguards and evidence-based attribution.
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Rapid Response: China’s RMB360 Billion State-Finance Capital Push Needs Transaction-Level Transparency
The RMB360 billion state-finance capital push should be judged by disclosed approvals, settlement, pricing, dilution and measurable outcomes—not by announced totals alone.
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Rapid Response: Indo-Pacific Deterrence Depends on Credible Commitments and Verifiable Conduct
September 7, 2026 — Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro has warned that China could perceive reduced U.S.-South Korea exercises as a strategic opening. That possibility should be tested against actual conduct, not assumed. Free China Movement urges democratic…