中國婦權
Family Urges U.S. Not to Deport Chinese Democracy Activist Li Chengsong to China
An Urgent Appeal from Li Chengsong’s Family: Do Not Deport Him to China Li Chengsong (second from left) at the second photo exhibition organ…
WOMEN’S RIGHTS IN CHINA
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Every right counts.
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NEWS & REPORTS
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Olympic Champion Father Arthur Liu Shares His Parenting Philosophy
Yesterday (March 7th), Arthur Liu, father of Alysa Liu, a Chinese-American figure skating champion, gave a speech at the June 4th Memorial M…
Eileen Gu is brimming with wealth; Alysa Liu’s Noble Character are Evident
A BBC reporter, in their report, bluntly stated that an unusual battle was unfolding at the Milan Winter Olympics—not on the ski slopes or i…
Liu Fenglan Has Been Fighting for Her Rights for Six Years and Has Been Forcibly Sent to A Mental Hospital Five Times.
Liu Fenglan, a woman from Hubei province, has been fighting for her rights for six years, enduring five forced admissions to mental hospital…
VAG: Statement by Visual Artists Guild re Sentence of Jimmy Lai
to be presented on February 14, 2026 in front of the Consulate of the Peoples' Republic of China in Los Angeles. condemns the 20-year prison…
MISSING CHILDREN
Every person deserves to be remembered.
Preserving photographs and records shared by families.
Historical records · Current recovery status unverified. Refer to the original records for detailed locations.
Yu Jing (photo is my sister)
Yu Jing (photo is my sister)
Born: 02/02/1971
Reported location: Not recorded
Record date: 2015-02-02
View original record ↗Zhang Yanna
Yan Xuelian
Yan Xuelian
Born: 11/22/1994
Reported location: Not recorded
Record date: 2015-02-02
View original record ↗Leaf Green
Leaf Green
Born: 06/14/1983
Reported location: Not recorded
Record date: 2015-02-02
View original record ↗OUR FOCUS
Rights, in everyday life.
Children‘s Rights in China ↗
The Orphans of Shao: Press Conference about the New Book
Under the Chinese government’s One-Child Policy, farmers with over-quota children are forced to pay fines that they cannot afford. The offic…
One Child Policy ↗
China’s one-child policy hangover: Scarred women dismiss Beijing’s pro-birth agenda
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Women’s Rights in China ↗
WRIC Weekly Exhibition(Issue 3rd): The CCP Must Stop Political Persecution
's weekly exhibition (issue 3rd) was held yesterday, November 7, 2025, in Flushing, New York. This Saturday's event aimed to support women s…
OUR PUBLICATIONS
Stories that must be remembered.
The Orphans of Shao
Jiaoming Pang investigates children taken from their families and the parents’ long search for them.
The Status of Females in Rural China
Photographs and accounts by WRIC volunteers document the lives of rural women and children.
Ten Years of Fighting for Women’s Rights in China
Volunteer interviews and photographs preserve a decade of assistance, advocacy and rights work.
被國策處決的胎兒
Case records preserve women’s and families’ experiences under coercive family-planning policies.
計劃生育犧牲者名單
A record of victims that preserves names and testimony from the history of family-planning enforcement.