Op Ed

The Globe Post: It’s Time We Give Corporations a Human Rights Scorecard

by Jianli Yang and Alvaro Piaggio - Mar 01, 2022 Several democracies took an important symbolic step by staging a diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics that came to a close on February 20. Dozens of athletes around the world bravely refused to act as pawns...
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The Diplomat: The Ukraine Invasion: What Lessons Is China Learning?

By: By Jianli Yang and Yan Yu - Mar 01, 2022 In the morning of February 24, Russian military forces launched a comprehensive invasion of Ukraine, and Western governments immediately announced a new round of sanctions against Russia. Beijing’s public statements have...
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Providence Magazine: The World Must Investigate COVID-19’s Origin

By: Austin Lin & Jianli Yang - Feb 21, 2022 January 2022 marked the second anniversary of the COVID-19 lockdown in Wuhan, China. The pandemic has engulfed the entire world and resulted in tremendous loss of life and enormous social and economic damages. If any...
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National Review: Xi Jinping’s Political Prisoners

As the Chinese Communist Party shows a happy face to the world, dissidents languish in its jails. By Jianli Yang - Feb 13, 2022 This year, the Chinese New Year fell on February 1. Three days later, on February 4, the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics began and Beijing...
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