Skip to content Skip to navigation

June Fourth

Tiananmen’s Most Wanted—Where Are They Now?
Compiled by Stacy Mosher Activist Then Now Wang Dan A history student at Peking University, and an organizer of the Beijing Students Autonomous Federation, Wang was arrested on July 2, 1989, and on January 26, 1991, was sentenced to 4 years in prison on charges of counterrevolutionary
May 26, 2004
China Rights Forum
Internet Activist Du Daobin Goes to Trial
Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that Internet activist Du Daobin will go to trial on May 18 in closed proceedings, and without the benefit of his chosen defense counsel.
May 17, 2004
Press Work
Mother Courage
Susan Jakes April 12, 2004 issue ... and engaged in other activities in violation of China's State Security Law." According to the New York-based watchdog Human Rights in China , which has supported Ding's work, the illegal goods were T shirts from Hong Kong printed with a Tiananmen Mothers logo,...
April 12, 2004
HRIC in the Media
The Tiananmen Mothers's open letter to comrades in Hong Kong
Our support to your fight against the legislation of Article 23 of Basic Law July 10, 2003
July 10, 2003
Press Work
A Dozen People Still Missing Since June 4th, Say Tiananmen Mothers
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has received a copy of an open letter issued by the Tiananmen Mothers calling on China' s National People' s Congress (NPC) to urge the Chinese government to engage in a dialogue to resolve issues relating to June 4th. The letter is signed by Ding...
March 3, 2003
Press Work
Mothers of Tiananmen Victims Call for Public Inquiry
As the 16th Congress of China's Communist Party closed at the end of last week with the announcement of a new leadership, relatives of students killed in a brutal army crackdown in Tiananmen Square 13 years ago appealed to President Jiang Zemin's successor, and his politburo deputies, to set up an...
November 18, 2002
HRIC in the Media
Tiananmen Mothers Petition China’s 16th Party Congress
For Immediate Release
November 14, 2002
Press Work
Security tight for June 4 anniversary
Activists watched closely and warned against massacre protests Police continued to keep watch for signs of trouble yesterday and warned activists not to organise activities to mark today's 13th anniversary of the June 4 crackdown. Police in Guangzhou held dissident Li Wensheng for seven hours on...
June 4, 2002
Press Work
Families of June 4 victims demand accountability
In an open letter released today, 114 relatives of June 4th Massacre victims are demanding that Li Peng, widely believed to have ordered the massacre, be held legally accountable, and that the official verdict on June 4th be overturned. The letter is addressed to the National Peoples Congress (NPC...
March 1, 2002
Press Work
Three people deeply imprinted on my memory
This essay, penned for the 12th anniversary of June Fourth, reflects on three people who died unjust deaths at different moments in the course of the last 50 years. Its author, Ding Zilin , is the coordinator of the Tiananmen Mothers group that is campaigning for a proper accounting for the 1989...
April 8, 2001
China Rights Forum
Ding Zilin

Pages

Subscribe to June Fourth