Rule of Law in China

RealClear Policy: When Donor Privacy is a Life or Death Matter

By: Jianli Yang | July 15, 2022 July 1, 2022 marked the one-year anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Americans for Prosperity Foundation v. Bonta. Regarded as one of the most important donor privacy cases in over 60 years, the ruling affirmed that all...

National Review: Opinion How China Fails to Protect Women

By: Jianli Yang & Xueli Wang - July 3rd, 2022 In January, a video surfaced of a woman chained up in a shack in Fengxian County, Jiangsu Province, China. Her inhuman experience of being abducted, trafficked, and raped repeatedly while bearing eight children caused...

The hidden cost and lasting consequences of the Shanghai COVID-19 lockdown

In his quest for 'zero-COVID,' Xi inflicted severe pain on the Chinese population By Jianli Yang and Austin Lin | June 20, 2022 China’s financial center and its largest metropolis, Shanghai, announced in early June that it is finally phasing out its harshest...

EU Politlcal Report: China: While Economy Slides, Premier LI Keqiang’s Political Star Shines

By: Jianli Yang - June 7th, 2022 Last week, in an unusual move, Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang who has been recently in news for his reported opposition to strict anti-Covid lockdown, held video talks with thousands of officials holding different ranks in the...