Rule of Law in China

IFC Statement on Chen Guangcheng

In reaction to the outcome of the Chen Guangcheng case Initiatives for China issued the following statement: As the story continues to develop, we express our serious concerns over the outcome of the negotiations over Chen Guagncheng between the governments of the...
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Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng escaped. Will the U.S. support him?

Washington Post | Opinion | Original Link By Yang Jianli, Saturday, April 28, 1:59 PM Yang Jianli is founder and president of Initiatives for China. He served a five-year prison term in China, from 2002 to 2007, for attempting to observe labor unrest. I have a...
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Chen Guangcheng escapes from House Arrest

On April 22, Chen Guangcheng, a blind human rights lawyer,  under house arrest since 2010, and after serving over 4 years in prison for exposing China's massive campaign of forced abortions and sterilization, was rescued from the village of Donshigu in Shandong...
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Nonviolence from Damascus and Manama to Moscow and Beijing: Why the Middle East revolution makes dictatorships tremble

Chibli Mallat is a law professor and a practicing attorney, and an active defender of human rights, constitutional law, and judicial accountabillity. He is Presidential Professor of Law at the University of Utah and EU Jean Monnet Professor of European Law at...
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