Category: Press Releases & Statements
Official Free China press releases and public statements.
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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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Free China Movement Statement on Joshua Wong’s Guilty Plea: The Broken Promises Belong to Beijing
Free China Movement says Joshua Wong’s prosecution highlights broken promises to Hong Kong and cites Basic Law Articles 27, 28, 35 and 39 and PRC Constitution Articles 33, 35 and 41.
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Free China Movement Calls for Transparency and Du Bin’s Release After Reported 18-Month Sentence
Rights monitors report that Beijing journalist and documentary filmmaker Du Bin was sentenced on August 28; no public court judgment was located in the current review.
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Movimiento por una China Libre (FCM) pide un juicio justo, atención médica y libertad religiosa antes de las actuaciones contra la iglesia doméstica de Kunming
FCM pide juicio justo, acceso a abogados, atención médica y libertad religiosa antes de las actuaciones del 2 y 16 de septiembre en Kunming.
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Bewegung für ein Freies China (FCM) fordert faires Verfahren, medizinische Versorgung und Religionsfreiheit vor den Verfahren gegen die Kunming-Hauskirche
FCM fordert vor den Kunming-Verfahren am 2. und 16. September ein faires Verfahren, Anwaltszugang, medizinische Versorgung und Religionsfreiheit.
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Mouvement pour une Chine libre (FCM) appelle à un procès équitable, aux soins médicaux et à la liberté religieuse avant les audiences de l’église de Kunming
FCM demande un procès équitable, l’accès aux avocats, les soins médicaux et la liberté religieuse avant les procédures des 2 et 16 septembre à Kunming.