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Children are kidnapped easily from playgrounds, schools, and even outside of houses. Chinese traffickers snatch young girls and even babies …
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Children are kidnapped easily from playgrounds, schools, and even outside of houses. Chinese traffickers snatch young girls and even babies …

Translater by WRIC Volunteer Xu,Wen March 16, 2016 March 15, 2016, two NGO organizations Women’s Rights in China (WRIC) and Women’s Rights W…

Women's Rights in China Founder Jing Zhang testified in Congress US Neb 10, 2009 Summary: In rural villages, the Chinese government’s One Ch…

(From left) Well-known writer, Jian Ma, Human Rights activist Ann Noonan, and WRIC's speaker Yujun Zhang gave speeches in the seminar about …


LONDON — ZHANG YIMOU, the celebrated film director and arranger of the 2008 Summer Olympics’ opening ceremony in Beijing, was accused last w…

Translated by: Anna Li and Wendy Mei Women's Rights in China reports: Tongshan County in Hubei village, farmer Shen Hong Xia. On March 2013 …

Jing Zhang Women’s Rights in China In “It’s A Girl,” we can see how the cultures of China and India have shared many similarities in discrim…

The story of Cao Ruyi and her family, persecuted by the government for having a second child, is told by the president of the WRIC that help…

Arthur: WRIC Volunteer Tan Chunsheng Ms. Luo was born in 1983 in Guangxi province, China. She was married and moved to her husband’s village…

Thirty years after the introduction of China’s one-child policy, the government is being urged to rethink its population controls. During th…

Gu’s husband wanted a son. He already had two daughters. He asked his wife to try one more time, illegally, to bear a son. She was determine…