Rule of Law in China

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...

Newsweek: A Lesson From the Tiananmen Tank Men

By: Jianli Yang - June 4th, 2022 In spring 1989, I returned from my study in America to China to participate in the Tiananmen demonstrations. I was luckier than many protesters, narrowly escaping the June 4 massacre. I escaped to America, and have since continued my...

From Dictatorship to Gamesmanship in China

In attempting to maintain a "zero-Covid" policy, 5.5 percent economic growth, and his own stranglehold on power, Chinese president Xi Jinping is turning from a leader to a political gambler. By: Jianli Yang, Yan Yu | Jun 03, 2022 On April 29, at a meeting of the...

Washington Times: Domestic violence still a problem in China

Aug 9, 2022 | Op Ed, Rule of Law in China

Family values stem from Confucianism, which promotes female submission By: Xueli Wang and Jianli Yang - Aug 09, 2022...

Washington Times: China’s party membership figures expose Xi’s concerns

Jul 25, 2022 | Op Ed, Rule of Law in China

President is more concerned about the CCP's loyalty to him By: Jianli Yang - July 25th, 2022 Shortly after its 101st...

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

Jul 15, 2022 | Op Ed, Rule of Law in China

By: Jianli Yang | July 15, 2022 July 1, 2022 marked the one-year anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in...

Washington Times: China’s PLA is involved with BGI Group, world’s largest biotech

Feb 17, 2021 | International Relations, Op Ed, Rule of Law in China

By: Jianli Yang - February 17, 2021 Advancement in genetic engineering and biotechnology have wondrous utilization in...

Daily Clout: Crackdown On Religious Minorities, In China, Across Party Lines, Xi Jinping Exerts More Pressure

Feb 16, 2021 | Christians, Op Ed, Religious Freedom, Rule of Law in China, Tibet, Uyghur

By: Jianli Yang - February 16, 2021 Reinforcing the belief that China has no religion as a state, and atheism is the...

The Hill: China’s racism: Powered by AI

Feb 4, 2021 | Op Ed, Rule of Law in China, Uyghur

By: Yang Jianli & Han Lianchao China’s digital dictatorial influence extends beyond its borders and has seeped...

Daily Clout: China’s Human Rights Report Card for 2020?

Feb 2, 2021 | Op Ed, Rule of Law in China, Stop PRC to UN Human Rights Council

By: Dr. Yang Jianli - February 2, 2021 The Human Rights Watch, in its 2021 iteration of annual publication ‘World...

Press Release: An open letter calls Jack Ma to stand up to his danger by fighting

Feb 2, 2021 | China Entrepreneur Rights Association, Economics, Press Release, Rule of Law in China

Press Release Today, we, Citizen Power Initiatives for China, received from China an open letter to seemingly...

Washington Post: California plaintiffs sue Chinese tech giant Tencent, alleging WeChat app is censoring and surveilling them

Jan 20, 2021 | News, Rule of Law in China, Wechat Lawsuit

Seeking class-action status, they argue suing will be more effective than Trump’s proposed ban By: Jeanne WhalenJan....

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