Activities

October 25, 2023 Dear Secretary Blinken: We are writing to you as a coalition of Uyghur organizations. In light of your upcoming meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, we are concerned that in the quest for continued open dialogue

80+ Human Rights Groups Urge General Assembly to Deny China a Seat at UN’s Top Human Rights Body Joint Statement Opposing China’s Candidacy to the Human Rights Council We, the undersigned human rights organizations, write to firmly oppose the candidacy

September 25, 2023 President Joseph Biden The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, DC 20500   Dear Mr. President, We, the undersigned international human rights groups, urge you to take immediate actions in response to the case of independent

Joint Statement We, the undersigned organizations, call on the Chinese authorities to immediately and unconditionally release prominent human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng (高智晟) ahead of the sixth anniversary of his disappearance on August 13. And as we near “The International

From the 5-7 of August, the 50th anniversary of the Edmonton Heritage Festival in Alberta, Canada was held. “The Edmonton Heritage Festival 2023 is the world’s largest three-day festival celebrating multiculturalism. The festival allows patrons to experience the world’s cultures

NGOs and Lawyers Groups Call on Governments & Lao Authorities to Ensure the Immediate Release of Chinese Human Rights Lawyer Lu Siwei For Immediate Release 1 August 2023 Lao authorities have reportedly arrested and detained well-known Chinese human rights lawyer

From June 29th to July 7th, Campaign for Uyghurs (CFU) Executive Director Rushan Abbas and Center for Uyghur Studies (CUS) Executive Director Abdulhakim Idris together with World Uyghur Congress (WUC) Berlin Office Director, Gheyur Qurban, and the Managing Director of

Joint Statement Today, we mark China Human Rights Lawyers Day, in remembrance of the Chinese government’s roundup of over 300 human rights lawyers and legal assistants in the days following July 9, 2015, in what is known as the ‘709

Dear President Biden, We write to express grave concern about reports that the United States government is considering granting a sanctions waiver to allow John Lee, the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, to enter the U.S.