Category: English
English-language publications of the Free China Movement.
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Free China Movement Condemns Hong Kong Arrests Over Prince Edward Remembrance: National Security Must Not Become a License to Criminalize Memory
FCM condemns the use of national-security and sedition powers against peaceful remembrance and calls on democratic governments to respond to the Prince Edward arrests.
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Rapid Response: Peaceful Remembrance Must Not Be Treated as Proof of Sedition
FCM says Hong Kong authorities must distinguish peaceful memorial activity and political expression from conduct that lawfully meets a criminal threshold.
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Hong Kong National-Security Police Arrest Three Over Prince Edward Remembrance
Three people were arrested over an August 31 Prince Edward remembrance. Police allege seditious intent; the allegations have not been adjudicated.
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Rapid Response: Illegal Overtime Is Not Automatically Forced Labour
FCM urges precise legal distinctions: unlawful overtime can violate labour law, while forced labour requires coercion and lack of genuine voluntariness.
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Free China Movement Calls for Transparency and Due Process as Mainland China’s New Exit-Entry Regulations Take Effect
Order No. 841 takes effect September 15. The Free China Movement calls for transparent implementation, due process, judicial review, and safeguards against arbitrary or politically motivated exit restrictions.
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Mainland China’s ‘996’ Overtime, Forced Labour and the EU Product-Ban Rule: What the Law Actually Requires
Mainland China’s 996 schedule can violate overtime law, but unlawful overtime is not automatically forced labour. FCM explains the coercion test and the EU product-ban rule.
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Rapid Response: SME Support Should Be Measured by Productivity, Competition and Transparent Allocation
Free China calls for transparent SME support and measurable productivity, innovation and competition outcomes rather than judging policy by announced targets.
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Mainland China Sets 2030 Targets for ‘Little Giants’ and SME Innovation Support
Mainland China sets 2030 SME and “little giant” targets. FCM calls for transparent allocation, measurable productivity and fair competition rather than judging success by announced targets.
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Rapid Response: China–Egypt Cooperation Should Be Judged by Transparent Terms and Delivered Outcomes
Free China calls for transparent China–Egypt financing, safeguards and implementation tracking; announced cooperation should not be counted as delivered outcomes.
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Mainland China and Egypt Expand Strategic Cooperation as Xi Proposes a New Middle East Security Framework
Mainland China and Egypt announced expanded strategic cooperation while Xi proposed a regional security framework. FCM distinguishes announced projects from implemented outcomes.