Category: English
English-language publications of the Free China Movement.
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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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Editorial: China’s Credibility Depends on Keeping Its Promise to Hong Kong
When Xi Jinping arrives for an anticipated Washington meeting on September 24, the discussion should not be limited to tariffs, technology and strategic competition. It should include a simpler question: Can the PRC’s international commitments be trusted? Hong…
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Ahead of Xi’s Washington Meeting, New Petition Demands Beijing Keep Its Promise to Hong Kong
WASHINGTON / HONG KONG — September 14, 2026. Chinese leader Xi Jinping is expected to meet U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington on September 24, creating a new diplomatic test of Beijing’s commitments to Hong Kong. Reuters reported…
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Free China Movement (FCM) Calls for 100,000 Messages to Political Prisoners by End of 2026
Free China Movement announces Prisoners Are Not Forgotten, a global public-action campaign seeking 100,000 messages for political prisoners by December 31, 2026.
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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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Free China Launches 100,000-Message Campaign to Break the Isolation of Political Prisoners
Free China Movement launches Prisoners Are Not Forgotten, calling on people worldwide to leave 100,000 messages of hope and solidarity for political prisoners by the end of 2026.
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Free China Movement Urges Transparency and Due Process After Reported Detention of Rights Advocate Li Qing
Free China Movement urges U.S. authorities to clarify the reported detention of Chinese rights advocate Li Qing and safeguard counsel, due process and applicable non-refoulement protections.
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For a Chinese Dissident in America, Due Process Is Not Optional
Reports that activist Li Qing has been detained remain unconfirmed, but the principle is already clear: U.S. authorities must provide transparency, counsel and full due process in any proceeding involving a dissident who fears return to persecution.
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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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Chinese Rights Advocate Li Qing Reportedly Detained in Washington While Heading to Embassy Protest
Supporters report that Hangzhou rights advocate Li Qing was detained in Washington while heading toward a protest near the Chinese Embassy. Free China Movement has not independently confirmed the arrest, legal basis, or any ICE custody.