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A new video featuring One Child Policy activist Chen Guangcheng was leaked to the China Aid Association Wednesday.  It has just been reported that this morning, Chen and his wife, Yuan Weijing, were “beaten senseless” in retaliation for the release … Continue reading →

Radio Free Asia http://www.rfa.org/english/news/china/abortions-02032011105802.html CHINA – FORCED ABORTION – ONE-CHILD POLICY China’s One-Child policy leads to widespread suffering and abuse. Women’s Rights Without Frontiers – Friends grieve at the funeral of a 21-year-old Chinese woman who died following a forced … Continue reading →

Dear President Hu Jintao, When questioned by Representative Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, the new chair of our House Foreign Affairs Committee, you denied that China forces women to have abortions under its One Child Policy.  What you told Rep. Ros-Lehtinen is a … Continue reading →

On January 18, Reggie Littlejohn spoke at the Capitol Hill press conference on Chinese human rights called by Congressman Chris Smith.  Littlejohn urged President Obama to discuss human Rights with President Hu Jintao during his visit to DC.  Here is … Continue reading →

Please feel free to share this video about China’s One Child Policy with your friends on Facebook, Twitter or any other social media website.  The world must know! Please click here to sign our petition or here to make a … Continue reading →

Gu Xianghong languishes in an “Ankang,” a special Chinese psychiatric hospital run by police, Radio Free Asia reports.  In a video quoted by RFA, Gu says, “They put electrodes on my temples and they were burned black.  They handcuffed me … Continue reading →

“Cries from China,” a new, half hour program on the One Child Policy, will be aired for the rest of this week and the week of November 8.  The host, Brad Mattes, interviews three people.  Steve Mosher talks about the … Continue reading →

Have you seen this video of a Chinese woman forced to undergo abortion at 8 months? A brave reporter sneaked into a Chinese hospital to speak with the woman, and later her husband, waiting outside in a car. It’s just 2 minutes long, and … Continue reading →

I applaud the Nobel Peace Prize committee for focusing the attention of the international community on the appalling state of human rights in China.  They did this despite China’s threat that awarding this Prize to Liu would harm relations between China and Norway.  The Chinese Communist Party should release … Continue reading →