• Campaigns
  • Library
  • For Media
Logo Skip to main content
  • اللغة العربية
  • Français
  • Español
Register | Login
  • Home
  • Who We Are
  • How You Can Help
  • Learn About Human Rights
  • News
  • Stay Informed
Print
  • › Home
  • › Web pages about "China"

Web pages about "China"

European Parliament honours jailed Chinese activist - 24 October 2008

Imprisoned Chinese activist Hu Jia has been awarded the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought by the European Parliament.

IOC caves in to China's demands on internet censorship - 30 July 2008

The International Olympic Committee has said that there won't be uncensored internet access at Olympic media venues.

Chinese authorities’ broken promises threaten Olympic legacy - 28 July 2008

As the Olympic Games begin, Amnesty International's report shows that the Chinese authorities have broken their promise to improve the country’s human rights situation and betrayed the core values of the Olympics.

Amnesty International website blocked at Olympic venue - 28 July 2008

Foreign journalists working from the Olympics press centre in Beijing are unable to access amnesty.org, as Amnesty International prepares to launch a new report evaluating the Chinese authorities’ human rights performance in the run-up to the Games.

Ye Guozhu must be released immediately - 23 July 2008

The Chinese authorities say they will now not free the housing rights activist when his four-year prison sentence expires on 26 July. Amnesty International demands he be freed.

Olympics promises for human rights – the China Debate - 17 July 2008

Amnesty International has launched a new website for people to have their say about the human rights situation in China in the countdown to the Beijing Olympics.

Video: Aerial art petition to Chinese authorities - 16 July 2008

Thousands of Amnesty International supporters from around the world teamed up with Circle Up Now, to create large images on the ground which are only fully visible from above.

An open letter to the President of the People’s Republic of China - 9 July 2008

With one month until the Beijing Olympics, Amnesty International Secretary General Irene Khan writes a five-point appeal to Hu Jintao.

Thousands to call for positive Beijing Olympics legacy in global aerial art events - 9 July 2008

On the eve of the anniversary of Beijing being granted the 2008 Olympics, thousands of Amnesty International supporters in over 20 locations across the world will team up with Circle Up Now to create visual representations of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR).

One thousand protesters unaccounted for in Tibet lock-down - 20 June 2008

As the Olympic torch relay travels to Lhasa, Amnesty International urged the Chinese government to provide information about those detained during the protests last March and called for free access to Tibet by independent observers.
123456next ›last »

  • Print

国际特赦组织展望未来

国际特赦组织正在审视其未来的人权策略及方法。您的意见是极宝贵的,提供意见也是很简单的。透过填写这份简短的问卷,您会帮助国际特赦组织设定未来的发展方向和工作重点。
请填这份问卷

关于国际特赦组织

国际特赦组织是一个全球性运动,其成员透过行动,为所有人争取国际公认的人权能受到尊重和维护。

了解更多或下载我们的简介文件(密码:ziyou)


  • Privacy policy
  • Accessibility
  • Jobs
  • Contact us
  • Worldwide sites
  • Site map