Category: English
English-language publications of the Free China Movement.
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Amnesty: Artist Gao Zhen Sentenced to Three Years, Plans Appeal
Amnesty International reports artist Gao Zhen was sentenced to three years in prison on August 25 and intends to appeal.
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Amnesty: Zhang Yi Detained in Lhasa After Showing a Dalai Lama Photo
Amnesty International says activist Zhang Yi was detained in Lhasa after showing a Dalai Lama photograph and later formally arrested on suspicion of “inciting separatism.”
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Four Years After the UN Xinjiang Report: Its Warning on Possible Crimes Against Humanity Must Not Become an Empty Document
Four years after the UN Xinjiang assessment warned that abuses may constitute crimes against humanity, Free China calls for sustained investigation, forced-labor enforcement, protection against transnational repression, and measurable accountability.
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We Will Not Forget Hong Kong’s June Fourth Vigil Organizers
The Free China Movement expresses its profound respect and gratitude to the former leaders and members of the Hong Kong…
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Free China Movement: Political Prisoners Cannot Be Locked Away at Home While Fear Is Exported Abroad
Free China Movement calls on democratic societies to resist transnational repression and defend the right to speak about political prisoners and human-rights abuses without foreign intimidation.
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Peacefully Seeking Democracy Is Not Subversion. Remembering June Fourth Is Not a Crime.
The Free China Movement calls for the release of political prisoners, an end to the criminalization of peaceful civic action, truth about June Fourth, and a peaceful constitutional transition.
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Six Years in Solitary: Jimmy Lai’s Prison Letters Reveal Failing Health and Enduring Faith
Hong Kong Freedom Petition: Keep China’s Promise to Hong Kong — sign and share → HONG KONG, August 12, 2026 — Letters, drawings and notes from imprisoned Hong Kong publisher Jimmy Lai have offered a rare look inside…
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Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal Rules Communist Party’s Goals and Activities Unconstitutional
Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal ruled on Dec. 3, 2025 that the Communist Party of Poland’s stated purposes and activities were unconstitutional. The ruling followed joined applications from the Prosecutor General and President Karol Nawrocki.
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Hong Kong Court Sentences 45 Democracy Figures in the “Hong Kong 47” Case
On November 19, 2024, a Hong Kong court sentenced 45 pro-democracy figures to terms ranging from four years and two months to 10 years in the city’s largest national-security prosecution.
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The Hong Kong 47 Sentences Turned Peaceful Electoral Participation Into a National-Security Case
The Hong Kong 47 case shows how the National Security Law transformed opposition organizing and legislative strategy into conduct punishable by years in prison.