Thursday, August 7, 2008

human rights

Protests on Olympics Intensify Over China's Human-Rights Record

San Francisco braces for demonstrations when the Olympic torch makes its only North American stop. more >>

Why the West Speaks Softly in Response to the Chinese Crackdown in Tibet

Though human rights groups complain, there is little sentiment for an Olympics boycott. more >>

Trial for Key Chinese Human-Rights Activist

Chinese authorities have put on trial prominent human-rights activist Hu Jia, who used the Internet to publicize the plight of other dissidents. His case has drawn international attention as China cracks down on human-rights crusaders in advance of the 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Beijing. more >>

Preparing for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, China's Authorities Go After Human-Rights Advocates

China's leaders see the Olympic Games as an opportunity to dazzle the world more >>

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