Category: English
English-language publications of the Free China Movement.
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Rapid Response: Yueyang Panshi Church Detentions Require Due Process and Meaningful Access to Counsel
FCM calls for transparent legal process and meaningful access to counsel in the reported Yueyang Panshi Church detention cases.
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Rapid Response: Xiang Jinfeng’s Release Must Be Followed by Freedom from Post-Prison Restrictions
FCM welcomes Xiang Jinfeng’s reported release and says completion of a sentence must not be replaced by surveillance, renewed detention or arbitrary travel restrictions.
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Rapid Response: Times Square Action Calls Attention to Enforced Disappearance and Prisoners of Conscience
FCM says enforced-disappearance advocacy should preserve names and cases while maintaining careful attribution and case-level verification.
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The Cost of Believing Beijing: A Warning Free China Voices Gave Washington Decades Ago
Miles Yu’s critique of quiet diplomacy revives a debate Chinese democracy advocates raised decades ago. FCM calls for verifiable commitments, accountability, and a mainstream policy discussion about a free and democratic China.
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From a Death in a Xinjiang Prison to the Abduction of Dr. Wang Bingzhang: The World Must Confront Repression at Home and Across Borders
Free China Movement calls for international scrutiny of Luo Chuanmei’s reported death in Xinjiang custody, renewed action for Dr. Wang Bingzhang, and coordinated protection against transnational repression.
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When Hong Kong Silences Democratic Voices, Free Societies Must Carry Their Words Further
Free China Movement says New York actions for Chow Hang-tung and Hong Kong political prisoners show why June Fourth memory and suppressed democratic speech must be preserved across borders.
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Rapid Response: New York Actions Carry Chow Hang-tung’s Words Beyond Hong Kong
Free China Movement says the significance of the August 29 New York actions is not crowd size but the preservation and retransmission of democratic voices that authorities seek to constrain.
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Shanghai Funeral Homes Impose Conflicting Restrictions on Christian and Catholic Rites
RFA confirmed restrictions on Christian and Catholic funeral rites at Shanghai’s Baoxing Funeral Home while another facility reported a limited allowance; no citywide written directive was found.
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Three Yueyang Panshi Church Leaders Remain Criminally Detained After Administrative Terms Expired
Three Panshi Bible Church leaders in Yueyang were reportedly moved into criminal detention after administrative terms expired, raising religious-freedom and counsel-access concerns.
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Xinjiang Falun Gong Practitioner Luo Chuanmei Reportedly Died in Prison; Family Was Told After Cremation
Rights groups report that Luo Chuanmei died in Xinjiang prison in October 2025 and that her family was notified only after cremation; no official death record was located in this review.