Category: English — Responses
English-language Free China Movement responses.
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Rapid Response: Critical-Mineral Licensing Must Be Transparent and Predictable
Free China calls for transparent rare-earth licensing, timely decisions and supply diversification; current evidence does not show a blanket embargo.
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Rapid Response: 52 Singapore Detainees Deserve Case-Specific Information and Due Process
Free China calls for case-specific information, counsel, consular access and due process for 52 Singapore citizens detained in Guangxi.
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Rapid Response: Larung Gar Demolitions Require Public Orders, Notice and Appeal Rights
Free China calls for public legal orders, notice, compensation and appeal rights for any Larung Gar demolition or relocation.
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Rapid Response: Do Not Turn Order 841 Into a Claim the Text Does Not Support
Order 841 should not be mischaracterized as a new universal exit-permission regime; Free China calls for clear legal bases and review for real mobility restrictions.
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Rapid Response: Maritime-Security Claims Require Evidence, Transparency and Proportionate Action
Free China calls for evidence-based scrutiny of COSCO intelligence allegations and rejects treating unproven technical claims as established fact.
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Rapid Response: Jimmy Lai’s Imprisonment Is a Warning to Every Chinese Entrepreneur
FCM calls on Chinese business leaders to defend rule of law, free enterprise, free speech and political freedom.
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Rapid Response: Pacific Security Requires Warning, Transparency and Respect for Regional Sovereignty
FCM rapid response: missile-test warning, transparency, regional sovereignty and independent examination of Taiwan’s allegations.
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Rapid Response: Protect Lawyers Who Defend Rights-Sensitive Clients
Ruth Wang’s reported situation underscores a basic rule-of-law principle: lawyers must be able to represent religious, political and other rights-sensitive clients without professional retaliation. Free China Movement supports independent professional licensing, due process before discipline, freedom to choose…
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Rapid Response: Registration Rules Must Not Become a Back Door for Restricting Civil Society
Hong Kong’s appellate ruling in the 612 Humanitarian Relief Fund case should be assessed with legal precision: the convictions at issue concern the Societies Ordinance registration framework, not convictions under the National Security Law. Free China Movement’s position…
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Rapid Response: Gyirong Road Reopens as Tibet Toll Rises; Rescue Access Improves but Transparency Still Matters
FACTS Reuters reports that the G216 national highway to the Gyirong border crossing has reopened, allowing heavier rescue equipment and expanded search operations. Reuters cites updated official figures of 21 dead and 541 missing in Tibet, including foreign…