“I HAVE no enemies and no hatred,” Liu Xiaobo told a court in Beijing during his trial for subversion in 2009.
March is only large-scale commemoration for the dissident in China, with Hong Kong maintaining freedoms non-existent elsewhere
Das International Tibet Network (ITN) ist tief betrübt über den Tod des chinesischen Dissidenten und Nobelpreisträgers Liu Xiaobo.
■ BEIJING — One Chinese activist died after the authorities ignored pleas to treat her liver disease while she was in detention. Another was left with years of chronic pain after prison doctors misdiagnosed a problem with his pancreas.
I urge President Xi to allow Liu Xiaobo and his wife Liu Xia to travel abroad for medical treatment in accordance with their wishes.
In June 2017, the Chinese government’s State Council Information Office (SCIO) released a white paper entitled “Human Rights in Xinjiang: Development and Progress.”
(Network of Chinese Human Rights Defenders – July 6, 2017) – The ongoing persecution of human rights lawyers in China testifies to the Chinese government’s defiance of international human rights standards and its disregard for China’s own Constitution and laws.
We are shocked and outraged at the news that Liu Xiaobo, an innocent human rights defender, has been diagnosed as gravely ill while unjustly detained by China, and we hope you are equally affronted.
Klare Worte für Menschenrechte in Tibet statt Pandadiplomatie!
