Jing Shuren / 景树仁 — Media Archive
Person profile: Jing Shuren / 景树仁.
Source chronology
- Human Rights in China weekly brief. Reports that Lanzhou police criminally detained Jing on suspicion of “picking quarrels and provoking trouble” for reposting material about migrant-worker wage disputes and that a pretrial conference was scheduled for April 8–10, 2026. Source.
- Free China Movement, September 11, 2026. News report citing Chinese Human Rights Defenders for a four-year first-instance sentence and Jing’s stated plan to appeal; the report explicitly notes the absence of a second independent report of the judgment. Source.
- Related Free China Movement coverage. Editorial and rapid-response pieces provide institutional commentary but are not treated as independent evidence.
- Rights Defense Network Issue 131, August 31, 2026. Places 景树仁 in the Gansu grouping before the reported September judgment.
Evidence notes
No public court judgment, official detention notice or PRC state-media account was located. The four-year sentence remains a CHRD-attributed report carried by Free China Movement. Court, facility, sentence start date and appeal outcome remain unknown.