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Welcome to the HRIC Digital Rights Report, our monthly roundup of developments in China’s digital rights landscape, including cybersecurity, AI, digital transnational repression, censorship, the Great Firewall, and internet freedom.
In Thailand, three detained Chinese dissidents and a journalist are in danger of repatriation to China, where they would likely face persecution, Human Rights Watch reports. Zhang Xinyan (or Cheung Hsin-yin), a Chinese Fal...
Today, on the eleventh anniversary of the “709 Crackdown,” HRIC and six other organizations jointly presented the 2026 Chinese Human Rights Lawyer Award. As in previous years, we solicited nominations from within the community of Chinese hu...
HRIC is honored to publish this essential report on behalf of Asian Lawyers Network. Please see the Chinese version of this press release here / 中文版。
July 8, 2026 — The non-profit organization “Asian Lawyers Network (ALN)” today rel...
2026年7月8日 — 公益机构”亚洲律师网络(ALN)”今日发布《中国民商事律师权益状况报告》。选择在”709”大抓捕十一周年前夕发布本报告,意义深远。2015年7月9日,中国当局开始大规模拘押人权律师和刑事辩护律师。十一年后,本报告发现,压制的影响已逐步扩展至更广泛的律师群体——数以十万计长期从事合同、房产、公司、债权债务等民商事业务的律师,不仅面临不断上升的刑事执业风险,也承受着市场低迷和沉重税费负担带来的双重压力。过去被普遍认为”相对安全”的民商事律师,其职业安全感正...
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