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Frankly speaking, I think this book(The Orphans of Shao) is qualified to be considered as a candidate for the Nobel Prize. The book is bold …

"The Orphans of Shao" consists of case studies that exemplify more than 35-year long-lasting policy in China, the One-Child Policy. Due to t…

Patriarchy prevails the cultural city I have heard by chance that the nuns from the Liu’ An and An Qing cities, under extremely difficult li…

Jing Zhang Translated by: Cindy Lin 02-11-2014 Women’s Rights in China’s founder Jing Zhang’s interview with Radio Free Asia - Forum on Wome…

Women’s Rights in China’s founder Jing Zhang’s interview with Radio Free Asia program on the topic of women and children " baby hatches " ph…

In the countryside of Tongcheng, Anhui Province, the abandonment of female infants is a widespread problem. The latest incident happened in …

Comment 05-05-2013 In the early morning of August 28, 2001, When Shi Huiru, the master of nunnery at Bengbu, Anhui Province, opened the gate…

October 30, 2012, WRIC volunteers went to Gu Ling Quan Temple in Anhui Province to visit the girls abandoned by their parents in the temple.…

Translator by Sandra Lam On December 2, 2012, volunteers from Women’s Rights in China collected used clothes and then brought the first of t…

News release: WRIC Photography: WRIC May 12, 2012 A couple living in Anhui Province (specific location omitted) had given birth to two d…

Translator by WRIC Sandra Lam Even with a cleft lip, this little girl named Pan Hui is still beautiful—she has a round face and soft fair sk…

In the early morning of August 28, 2001, When Shi Huiru, the master of nunnery at Bengbu, Anhui Province, opened the gate of ; she found a p…