China’s Death Camps
By Peter James, Second Place winner of the 2024 Human Rights Essay Contest Gunshots. “The last one is yours,” shouts a man. “Hurry up, extract the liver and two kidneys.” […]
This May Sting a Bit: A Practical Plan for Chinese Human Rights Intervention by the United States
By Jonathan Froehlich, CUA A war between the U.S. and China would not be a war in the “traditional” sense. Instead of hunkering down in trenches or foxholes, “soldiers” will […]
Technology Censorship of Religious Groups in China
By Father Ambrose Ekeroku. The following is the third place winner of the Center for Human Rights’s 2024 annual essay contest. Introduction Technology censorship is the use of technology by […]
M.A. in Human Rights Students Visit Victims of Communism Museum
On September (insert date here) Dr. Bill Saunders, Director of the Center for Human Rights, took his M.A. in Human Rights students to the Victims of Communism Museum in Washington, […]
Gao Zhisheng was Abducted Seven Years Ago: Is He Alive or Dead?
Transcript: Today marks the seventh anniversary of the disappearance of Chinese human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng, who helped defend Chen Guangcheng when he was imprisoned by the Communist Party. Gao […]
Free Gao Zhisheng: A Statement By Chen Guangcheng
By Chen Guangcheng, originally published by Radio Taiwan International August 13, 2024, marks the seventh anniversary of the disappearance of Gao Zhisheng, a human rights lawyer who has been nominated […]
August 9, 2024: Human Rights Fellows Speak at Event with Man who claims he Survived Forced Organ Transplant
On August 9, 2024, the organization Stop Forced Organ Harvesting by the CCP held a press conference in which Cheng Pei Ming, who claims to have survived a forced organ […]
Center for Human Rights Fellow Sen Nieh Speaks at Event about Genocides
Center for Human Rights Fellow Sen Nieh Speaks at Event about Genocides On Saturday, September 23, 2023, Professor Sen Nieh, Fellow at the Center for Human Rights, spoke at the […]