Category: English
English-language publications of the Free China Movement.
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As Huang Xueqin Nears the End of a Five-Year Sentence, the World Should Be Watching
Huang Xueqin is approaching the expected end of a five-year sentence on September 18. The world should watch closely to ensure that release means genuine freedom.
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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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Wang Xizhe Heads Toward Hong Kong in a Deliberate Challenge to Political Repression
September 9, 2026 — Washington, D.C. Veteran Chinese democracy advocate Wang Xizhe has publicly declared that he is traveling toward Hong Kong in a deliberate challenge to political prosecution. Wang says he intends to present himself to Hong…
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Statement on the 50th Anniversary of Mao Zedong’s Death: Transform the Mao Memorial Hall Into a Hall of Shame and Historical Horror
The Free China Movement calls for the Mao Memorial Hall to be transformed into a national institution documenting Mao-era famine, persecution and political violence, honoring victims and those who resisted repression.
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Fifty Years After Mao Zedong’s Death, China Still Has Not Reckoned With the Catastrophes of His Rule
On the 50th anniversary of Mao Zedong’s death, Free China reviews the mass famine, political persecution and Cultural Revolution and reports FCM’s call for a national historical reckoning.
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Editorial: Fifty Years After Mao — China Needs Truth, Accountability and a Memorial to the Victims
Open records, survivor testimony and evidence-based debate are essential to examining the Cultural Revolution’s legacy.
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Fifty Years After Mao’s Death, Cultural Revolution Memory Remains Contested
The anniversary renewed attention to the unresolved tension between official commemoration and the Communist Party’s own verdict on the Cultural Revolution.
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Free China Movement Calls for Rights-Based UN Reform and Restoration of ROC in Taiwan Representation
Free China Movement calls for rights-based UN reform and a lawful process to restore Republic of China in Taiwan representation.
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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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Editorial: Democratic Legitimacy Should Matter at the United Nations
Free China Movement argues that democratic legitimacy and human rights should matter in UN representation while distinguishing advocacy from current law.