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Non-centralized group of legal experts and intellectuals in China
The Weiquan movement is a non-centralized group of lawyers, legal experts, and intellectuals in the People's Republic of China who seek to protect and
Weiquan_movement
Chinese civil rights activist and academic (born 1973)
another activist had been tortured while in detention. Weiquan movement New Citizens' Movement (China) List of Chinese pro-democracy activists "China
Xu_Zhiyong
1919 Chinese cultural political movement
The May Fourth Movement was a Chinese cultural and anti-imperialist political movement which grew out of student protests in Beijing on May 4, 1919. Students
May_Fourth_Movement
journalists beaten, and civilians imprisoned in the Weiquan movement. What makes the Weiquan movement more difficult is the Chinese system "Re-education
History_of_China_(2002–2012)
Early 20th-century revolt against traditional Chinese values
The New Culture Movement (a Chinese language term; trans. in simplified Chinese: 新文化运动; traditional Chinese: 新文化運動; pinyin: Xīn Wénhuà Yùndòng) was a progressive
New_Culture_Movement
Chinese civil rights lawyer (born 1965)
the Huayi Law Firm. Pu is known for being a prominent member of the Weiquan movement, having advocated for writers and journalists in a number of high-profile
Pu_Zhiqiang
Chinese civil rights activist
Shengchun), and the couple have two daughters. Xu Zhiyong Weiquan movement New Citizens' Movement (China) Buckley, Chris (January 8, 2022). "Trial Looms
Ding_Jiaxi
Chinese legal assistant
Zhao Wei is a legal assistant who was arrested for political activism, and detained in secret by authorities in China. There were reports that Wei was
Zhao_Wei_(legal_assistant)
Chinese conceptual artist and dissident (born 1957)
was the Chinese poet Ai Qing, who was denounced during the Anti-Rightist Movement. In 1958, the family was sent to a labour camp in Beidahuang, Heilongjiang
Ai_Weiwei
Yuan Xianchen (simplified Chinese: 袁显臣; traditional Chinese: 袁顯臣; pinyin: Yuán Xiǎnchén) is a mainland Chinese lawyer and human rights activist from Heilongjiang
Yuan_Xianchen
Chinese criminal case
The Yan Xiaoling – Fan Yanqiong case (simplified Chinese: 严晓玲、范燕琼案件; traditional Chinese: 嚴曉玲、范燕瓊案件), also known as the Fujian Netizen Case (simplified
Yan Xiaoling – Fan Yanqiong case
Yan_Xiaoling_–_Fan_Yanqiong_case
Chinese human rights lawyer
Reports on Human Rights Practices published from 2018 to 2023. Kai fang Weiquan movement Transcending Fear English pronunciation of Gao Zhisheng of China from
Gao_Zhisheng
Mass civic disobedience in China
The 2008 Weng'an riot (Chinese: 瓮安骚乱) was a riot on June 28, 2008, involving tens of thousands of residents in Weng'an County, Qiannan Buyei and Miao Autonomous
2008_Weng'an_riot
Chinese civil rights activist group
society movement in mainland China since the beginning of the 21st century. The New Citizen's Movement has close ties to the weiquan movement (rights
New_Citizens'_Movement
Chinese blogger and human rights activist
Zeng Jinyan (Chinese: 曾金燕; born October 9, 1983) is a Chinese blogger and human rights activist. Zeng was put under house arrest in August 2006 and the
Zeng_Jinyan
Chinese activist (born 1976)
Xiang Li (向莉) (born 1976) is an activist for human rights causes in China. She was detained in March 2014 for protesting the detention of four human rights
Xiang_Li_(activist)
Chinese economist and scholar
portal Biography portal Chinese democracy movement List of Chinese dissidents Mehran Karimi Nasseri Weiquan movement Hiroshi Nohara Zahra Kamalfar Sanjay Shah
Feng_Zhenghu
Chinese lawyer
Ge Yongxi (葛永喜) is a Chinese lawyer who is well-known for taking on weiquan cases. Ge was briefly arrested in April 2016 in the wake of the revelations
Ge_Yongxi
public places, and picking quarrels and provoking trouble. Weiquan movement New Citizens' Movement (China) Chang, Liu (2011-06-07). "Why Liu Ping's Candidacy
Liu_Ping_(activist)
Chinese activist
Party. His work has focused on the Chinese democracy movement, Chinese environmentalist movement, and HIV/AIDS in the People's Republic of China. Hu is
Hu_Jia_(activist)
Chinese activist
Tan Zuoren. Wikiquote has quotations related to Tan Zuoren. Hu Jia Weiquan movement Corruption in China Chinadigitaltimes.com. "Chinadigitaltimes.com."
Tan_Zuoren
Chinese human rights activist
China. Based in Beijing, he is a prominent figure in the Weiquan (rights defending) movement, and has defended victims of illegal land requisitions, Falun
Tang_Jitian
Political party in China
Taiwan". List of political parties in the People's Republic of China Weiquan movement Political status of Taiwan Pro-ROC camp (Hong Kong) One Country on
Union_of_Chinese_Nationalists
Bar association in China
politically sensitive cases, including that of Liu Xiaobo. Weiquan lawyers Weiquan movement James M. Zimmerman (19 May 2010). 中国法律手冊. American Bar Association
All_China_Lawyers_Association
Food safety crisis
Weiquan lawyers Background Weiquan movement Chinese legal reforms Human rights in China Protest and dissent in China Barefoot lawyer New Citizens' Movement
2008_Chinese_milk_scandal
2009 scandal in China
euphoric after the trial. 2008 Guizhou riot Custody and repatriation Weiquan movement Yang Jia "A stab at reform". The Economist. 6 June 2009. Archived from
Deng_Yujiao_incident
Professional work undertaken voluntarily and without payment
Architecture Public art Taproot Foundation Volunteer Centres Ireland Weiquan movement World Intellectual Property Organization "Global Pro Bono Network -
Pro_bono
Civil rights lawyer
abducted on 10 July 2015. He is a prominent figure in China's Weiquan (rights defending) movement, having defended underground Christians, Falun Gong practitioners
Li_Heping
Chinese human rights lawyer
China. Based in Beijing, he is a prominent figure in the Weiquan (rights defending) movement, and has defended Tibetans, petitioners, Falun Gong adherents
Jiang_Tianyong
a special US congressional hearing on May 3, 2012. Chen Guangcheng Weiquan movement [1] Deprecated link archived 2013-02-04 at archive.today.” Tucson Citizen
He_Peirong_(activist)
2016 book by Terence C. Halliday and Sida Liu
on law practice for their income and generally work alone. Most of the weiquan lawyers did not start their legal careers as human rights activists. During
Criminal_Defense_in_China
List of pro-democracy activists from China
list of the Four Modernizations Transnational repression by China Weiquan movement "Where Are the Tiananmen Protest Leaders Today?". China Books Review
List of Chinese pro-democracy activists
List_of_Chinese_pro-democracy_activists
Chinese human rights activist (born 1960)
Weiquan lawyers Background Weiquan movement Chinese legal reforms Human rights in China Protest and dissent in China Barefoot lawyer New Citizens' Movement
Ni_Yulan
Legal activist
‘new normality’ in mainland China. Hao did not lodge an appeal in court. Weiquan lawyers Human rights in China Picking quarrels and provoking trouble List
Hao_Jinsong
Chinese human rights activist (1955–2017)
laureates List of Chinese pro-democracy activists Literary inquisition Weiquan movement Wolf warrior diplomacy Freeland, Chrystia (13 July 2017). "Statement
Liu_Xiaobo
Chinese civil rights activist (born 1971)
Newsweek magazine ran a cover story on Chen and the "barefoot lawyer" movement in China, detailing his advocacy on behalf of villagers and disabled people
Chen_Guangcheng
Chinese lawyer and activist (born 1973)
French Republic (2007) Human rights in the People's Republic of China Weiquan movement "Consideration of reports submitted by States parties under article
Teng_Biao
Chinese human rights lawyer and dissident
activist from Guangdong province who is often identified with the Weiquan movement. Guo is known as a dissident writer and "barefoot lawyer", who has
Guo_Feixiong
internet has also allowed certain civil society advocacy, such as the Weiquan movement, to flourish. Protesters and dissidents in the People's Republic of
Politics_of_China
Chinese academic, writer and politician (1891–1962)
vernacular Chinese. He participated in the May Fourth Movement and China's New Culture Movement. He was a president of Peking University and Academia
Hu_Shih
Chinese journalist and lawyer
as a lawyer, but had her license revoked for participation in the Weiquan movement. In August 2018, Zhang was warned by police for "inciting subversion"
Zhang_Zhan
Chinese liberal intellectual and professor
Revolution Hundred Flowers Campaign May Fourth Movement New Culture Movement New Enlightenment Weiquan movement Lawyers Intellectuals Ai Bao Bo Chang Cheung
Xiang_Lanxin
Chinese social and cultural movement (1978–1989)
the New Enlightenment movement (simplified Chinese: 新启蒙运动; traditional Chinese: 新啟蒙運動), was a massive social and cultural movement in mainland China that
New_Enlightenment_(China)
Chinese Weiquan lawyer
Zheng Enchong (born 2 September 1950) is a Shanghai-based Weiquan (rights defending) lawyer. Zheng was sentenced in 2003 to three years in prison for
Zheng_Enchong
Chinese entrepreneur and former journalist (born 1980)
Revolution Hundred Flowers Campaign May Fourth Movement New Culture Movement New Enlightenment Weiquan movement Lawyers Intellectuals Ai Bao Bo Chang Cheung
Luo_Changping
Self-taught legal activists in China
lawyers identify closely with the Weiquan (rights defending) movement. Among the notable cases taken on by Weiquan lawyers is Chen Guangcheng's effort
Barefoot_lawyer
Chinese lawyer and human rights activist
Guo Jianmei (Chinese: 郭建梅; pinyin: Guō Jiànméi; born March 27, 1960) is a Chinese lawyer, human rights activist and director of a women's legal aid NGO
Guo_Jianmei
Political party in China
Revolution Hundred Flowers Campaign May Fourth Movement New Culture Movement New Enlightenment Weiquan movement Lawyers Intellectuals Ai Bao Bo Chang Cheung
New_Democracy_Party_of_China
Chinese lawyer
law. A year after he lost his right to practice and also his freedom of movement, he left for Canada. Human rights in the People's Republic of China List
Guo_Guoting
Chinese novelist and satirist (born 1958)
Royal Society of Literature International Writer Hu Jia Plasma Economy Weiquan movement Toy, Mary-Anne (2007-07-28), "A pen for the people", The Age, archived
Yan_Lianke
1978–1979 protest movement in China
of China. This movement can be seen as the beginning of the Chinese Democracy Movement. It is also known as the "Democracy Wall Movement". This short period
Democracy_Wall
Chinese man executed for killing police officers
46-year-old gunman retaliated against the judicial system. Weiquan movement, the Chinese civil rights movement Deng Yujiao incident, concerning another Chinese
Yang_Jia
Political party in China
founded by participants of the 1978 Chinese Democracy Wall Movement, the 1989 Democracy Movement, and various democracy movements from abroad. Since the
Democracy_Party_of_China
Political party
Revolution Hundred Flowers Campaign May Fourth Movement New Culture Movement New Enlightenment Weiquan movement Lawyers Intellectuals Ai Bao Bo Chang Cheung
Political_Science_Clique
of children under 18 for the first time in China. In the 2000s, the Weiquan movement began in the PRC, seeking to advance citizens' rights partly by petitioning
Law of the People's Republic of China
Law_of_the_People's_Republic_of_China
Death of a migrant worker in Guangzhou, Guangdong, China
considered the Sun and Cheng cases together as a victory for the budding weiquan movement. In June 2003, two people found directly responsible for murdering
Sun_Zhigang_incident
Weiquan lawyers Background Weiquan movement Chinese legal reforms Human rights in China Protest and dissent in China Barefoot lawyer New Citizens' Movement
China Human Rights Lawyers Concern Group
China_Human_Rights_Lawyers_Concern_Group
Chinese dissident
by dissidents living abroad. The website was used by the independence movement in the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region and the Falun Gong. He was jailed
Huang_Qi
Chinese sociologist
Revolution Hundred Flowers Campaign May Fourth Movement New Culture Movement New Enlightenment Weiquan movement Lawyers Intellectuals Ai Bao Bo Chang Cheung
Li_Yinhe
Weiquan lawyers Background Weiquan movement Chinese legal reforms Human rights in China Protest and dissent in China Barefoot lawyer New Citizens' Movement
Mo_Shaoping
Chinese human rights activist (1927–2022)
and the construction of a legal state and lawyer system in China. Weiquan movement "我院兼职教授张思之先生八十华诞暨律师执业五十周年庆祝酒会在京隆重举行". Central University of Finance
Zhang_Sizhi
Political corruption scandal following the 2008 earthquake in Sichuan, China
Weiquan lawyers Background Weiquan movement Chinese legal reforms Human rights in China Protest and dissent in China Barefoot lawyer New Citizens' Movement
Sichuan schools corruption scandal
Sichuan_schools_corruption_scandal
Abusive extralegal detention centers in China
in the country." Law enforcement in the People's Republic of China Weiquan movement Indefinite detention Petitioning (China) Political prisoner Laogai
Black_jails
Faction of the Chinese Communist Party
holding that he supported Zhao's stance of resolving the 1989 student movement through "democracy and the rule of law." As Chairman of the Standing Committee
Reformists (Chinese Communist Party)
Reformists_(Chinese_Communist_Party)
Chinese philosopher & diplomat (1892–1957)
Revolution Hundred Flowers Campaign May Fourth Movement New Culture Movement New Enlightenment Weiquan movement Lawyers Intellectuals Ai Bao Bo Chang Cheung
P._C._Chang
Chinese system for citizen complaints
equivalent petition under imperial China Clameur de haro; ombudsman Weiquan movement also known as letters and calls or correspondence and reception Vincenzo
Petitioning_(China)
Chinese legal scholar
Weiquan lawyers Background Weiquan movement Chinese legal reforms Human rights in China Protest and dissent in China Barefoot lawyer New Citizens' Movement
He_Weifang
Chinese politician (born 1955)
Revolution Hundred Flowers Campaign May Fourth Movement New Culture Movement New Enlightenment Weiquan movement Lawyers Intellectuals Ai Bao Bo Chang Cheung
Wang_Yang_(politician)
Chinese economist
Revolution Hundred Flowers Campaign May Fourth Movement New Culture Movement New Enlightenment Weiquan movement Lawyers Intellectuals Ai Bao Bo Chang Cheung
Wu_Jinglian
Chinese educator and Rural Reconstruction activist
first organized the Chinese National Association of the Mass Education Movement to bring literacy to the Chinese masses, then turned to the villages of
Y._C._James_Yen
family was then coerced into agreeing the remains being cremated. Weiquan movement Rachel Corrie 《中央日報》：陸傳輾斃抗議者 可恥[link removed] Sara C Nelson (2012-09-27)
He_Zhihua
Law firm in the PRC (China) engaged in defense of human rights
government agencies. Human rights in the People's Republic of China Weiquan movement Hartono, Paulina (21 February 2009). "Law Firm to Be Shut Down". China
Yitong_Law_Firm
Chinese politician (born 1942)
powerful people. Chinese rights activists, such as members of the Weiquan movement, were especially critical of Zhou's tenure as China's security chief
Zhou_Yongkang
Hong Kong media company
Revolution Hundred Flowers Campaign May Fourth Movement New Culture Movement New Enlightenment Weiquan movement Lawyers Intellectuals Ai Bao Bo Chang Cheung
Next_Digital
Campaign incentivizing plasma donation in Henan
Hu Jia (activist) Gao Yaojie Love for Life Shuping Wang Wan Yanhai Weiquan movement Zeng Jinyan Kam Tsang (1 August 2003). "Blood Plasma Economy Accelerates
Plasma_Economy
Chinese philosopher (1886–1973)
Revolution Hundred Flowers Campaign May Fourth Movement New Culture Movement New Enlightenment Weiquan movement Lawyers Intellectuals Ai Bao Bo Chang Cheung
Zhang_Dongsun
Government term for large-scale protests
December 2022. Protest and dissent in China Anti-incinerator movement in China Weiquan movement Stability maintenance "The Mass Incident in Dazhu County"
Mass_incidents_in_China
Chinese philosopher (1926–2002)
Wang married Feng in January 1987. For his support for the 1986 student movement and various opinions against the Chinese Communist Party, Wang was expelled
Wang_Ruoshui
Chinese-American historian
anxieties. She has also published extensively on the "sent-down youth" movement, specifically exploring the underground circulation of hand-copied literature
Peidong_Sun
Chinese magazine in Taiwan
Revolution Hundred Flowers Campaign May Fourth Movement New Culture Movement New Enlightenment Weiquan movement Lawyers Intellectuals Ai Bao Bo Chang Cheung
Free_China_Journal
Liberalism in Hong Kong has become the driving force of the democratic movement since the 1980s which is mainly represented by the pro-democracy camp which
Liberalism_in_Hong_Kong
Chinese human rights activist (born 1968)
Twenty Years in the China Democracy Movement -- The Arrest of Chen Wei, Part 1", Hu Jia (activist) Weiquan movement Corruption in China Liu Xianbin autobiography
Liu_Xianbin
Approach to Confucianism that promotes individual and collective moral progress
of Progressive Confucianism is built upon the 20th-century intellectual movement of New Confucianism. New Confucian philosopher Mou Zongsan's notion of
Progressive_Confucianism
outlook in latter years. The New Culture Movement (1915) and its immediate successor the May Fourth Movement (1919) initially were strongly liberal in
Liberalism_in_China
Chinese dissident
China in 1968. According to Liu Xiaobo, Shi became active in the democracy movement around the time of the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests and massacre. In
Shi_Tao_(journalist)
Chinese politician and philosopher (1887–1969)
Culture, an article widely regarded as a declaration of the New Confucian movement. As a democratic socialist, Chang often cited the Datong chapter of the
Carsun_Chang
Litigation undertaken for the general good
Principles and Fundamental Duties of India Class action Civil society Weiquan movement Judicial activism "Vasantha Pai, an advocate's advocate". The Hindu
Public interest litigation in India
Public_interest_litigation_in_India
Political alignment in Macau
camp" (Chinese: 民主民生派) to show the close relationship between the two. The movement is criticized by numerous groups including media which is controlled by
Pro-democracy_camp_(Macau)
Chinese anthropologist and political figure (1910–2005)
Revolution Hundred Flowers Campaign May Fourth Movement New Culture Movement New Enlightenment Weiquan movement Lawyers Intellectuals Ai Bao Bo Chang Cheung
Fei_Xiaotong
Chinese historian (born 1953)
the Cultural Revolution; and rethinking the lessons of the May Fourth Movement—what he calls “the failure of the second wave of global democratization
Qin_Hui_(historian)
Demonstrations in favor of democracy in China
transformation." China portal Society portal Arab Spring Weiquan movement New Citizens' Movement Wenzhou train collision Wukan protests 1989 Tiananmen Square
2011 Chinese pro-democracy protests
2011_Chinese_pro-democracy_protests
Chinese labor and women's rights activist
coronavirus quarantine in Linyi, according to close friends. A member of the Weiquan movement said on that day that Li was suffering from depression and had been
Li_Qiaochu
Chinese jurist
immediately and unconditionally release, without any restrictions on their movement or work, all lawyers and legal activists imprisoned or persecuted by the
Xu_Zhangrun
village elections, and legal system to seek redress against grievances. Weiquan (rights defending) lawyers, who regularly defy authorities by defending
Rightful_resistance
Chinese academic
arrested people who had affiliated with the New Citizens' Movement. He has also defended Weiquan movement member Guo Feixiong in court. Zhang was, in September
Zhang_Xuezhong_(academic)
Defunct organization in China
the People's Republic of China Law of the People's Republic of China Weiquan movement Internet censorship in the People's Republic of China Internet freedom
Open_Constitution_Initiative
Series of car bombings in China
Society Terrorism in the People's Republic of China Deng Yujiao incident Weiquan movement Bill, Schiller (26 May 2011). "Three dead in Chinese bombings". Toronto
2011_Fuzhou,_Jiangxi_bombings
Mass arrest of Chinese lawyers and human rights activists
The 709 Crackdown (Chinese: 中国709维权律师大抓捕事件; pinyin: Zhōngguó 709 wéiquán lǜshī dàzhuābǔ shìjiàn; lit. 'China 709 mass arrest of civil rights lawyers incident'
709_crackdown
Historical period of China since 2012
others who identified with the New Citizens' Movement. Prominent legal activist Pu Zhiqiang of the Weiquan movement was also arrested and detained. In 2017
General secretaryship of Xi Jinping
General_secretaryship_of_Xi_Jinping
US non-profit civil rights law firm
Interest Law Clearing House, an Australian organization modeled on NYLPI Weiquan movement Notes "Home". New York Lawyers for the Public Interest. "National Campaign
New York Lawyers for the Public Interest
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