International concern rising from human rights groups concerned about worsening Uyghur plight
China articles on Democracy Chronicles
News about the struggle for democracy in China. China is not a democracy. According to Freedom House, the "CCP has a monopoly on political power and its Politburo Standing Committee (PSC) sets government and party policy". As the world's biggest population, democracy in China is vital for our collective future. Also check out our section on World Democracy or our articles on notable opponents of the government Ai Weiwei and Che Guangcheng.
Journalist is Latest Victim of Chinese Free Speech Crackdown
Government attacks on Chinese free speech continue to snare best proponents of people’s rights
Occupy Hong Kong Attempting to Regain it’s Influence
Occupy Hong Kong, the pro-Democracy movement which was active in 2014 in opposing strict new requirements implemented by Beijing in the upcoming 2017 Chief Executive elections is trying to start up again to challenge Beijing
Ai Weiwei Wins Amnesty Human Rights Award
Chinese political artist Ai Weiwei and American singer Joan Baez win Amnesty Human Rights Award
Poetry: From the Earthworm to the Night
This is a self-published 48 page collection of poems and illustrations that I made 2011-2014. Signed copies of ‘From the Earthworm to the Night’ available
Principals Drive Secret Chinese Historians to Fight Censors
On trials and travails of dissident army of secret Chinese historians saving archives for posterity
5 Chinese International Women’s Day Activists Arrested
Women working to promote Chinese International Women’s Day activity against sexual harassment
Viral China Environment Film Battles Censors
Unparalleled popularity of China environment film ‘Under the Dome’ breaking records and censors
China Censors Environment Movie Gone Viral
After 100 million views, China censors environment movie amid crackdown on journalism and reporting
China Cements Hong Kong Election Restrictions
Changes to city’s constitution introduce Hong Kong election restrictions like China’s vetting of candidates