Category: English
English-language publications of the Free China Movement.
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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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Satellite Reporting Shows Renewed Demolition at Larung Gar; Official Demolition Order Not Located
Satellite reporting indicates renewed demolition at Larung Gar, while a current public demolition/planning order establishing scope and rationale has not been located.
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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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Mainland China’s Sept. 15 Exit-Entry Rules: What Order 841 Changes—and What It Does Not
Order 841 takes effect Sept. 15, but the published regulation does not itself impose a new universal employer-approval or passport-custody rule on all doctors, students or private employees.
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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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U.S. Officials Accuse COSCO Ships of Intelligence Collection; COSCO Denies the Allegations
U.S. officials allege COSCO ships collected intelligence; COSCO and China’s embassy deny the claims. FCM calls for evidence-based maritime-security scrutiny.
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Typhoon Saudel Aftermath: Jiangxi Mudslide Kills 1, Leaves 11 Missing as Fujian Flooding Continues
A Saudel-related mudslide in Jiangxi killed one person and left 11 missing, while Fujian flood impacts continue. FCM examines emergency-management and transparency questions.
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Is There a Sign of AI Censorship in the USA? FCM Documents OpenAI Safety Blocks and Seeks Review
Free China Movement documents two ChatGPT/OpenAI safety-policy disputes, including a blocked attempt to distribute a factual complaint to media-only recipients, and asks OpenAI and the public for transparent review.
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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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Jimmy Lai’s 20-Year Sentence and Renewed Appeal for Release: Why His Choice Matters for China’s Future
Jimmy Lai’s imprisonment has become a test of press freedom, rule of law and the responsibility of successful Chinese business leaders to defend liberty.