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Consultancy Opportunity: Development Consultant
The Network of Chinese Human Rights Defenders (CHRD) is seeking applicants for a development consultant.

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Alert: Deaths and Torture of Prisoners of Conscience amid Delayed UN Scrutiny
(Network of Chinese Human Rights Defenders—April 30, 2026) Chinese authorities should immediately release and provide adequate medical care to two arbitrarily detained Tibetan writers. They are reportedly in critical health and are being deprived of adequate medical treatment in prison. Two Falun Gong practitioners recently died in prison or shortly

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China: Pastor to Stand Trial on Bogus "Illegal Business Operations” Charge
(Network of Chinese Human Rights Defenders—April 22, 2026) The Pingyang County Court in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, is scheduled to try Pastor Huang Yizi on April 24, 2026. Pastor Huang is charged with conducting “illegal business operations,” according to a court notice published by the Chinese-language website Rights Defense Network.

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Chinese Artist Gao Zhen Tried Over "Defamation of National Heroes” Charge
His wife, Zhao Yaliang, and Shane Yi from the Chinese Human Rights Defenders group said the trial was held on Monday at a court in Sanhe City, Hebei province, near Beijing. The proceedings were conducted behind closed doors and ended without a verdict, based on information from Gao’s lawyers.

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Art on trial – a sculptor’s arrest highlights new extremes for censorship in China
"Artists and writers have long been in the Chinese government's crosshairs - but the authorities are now extending that reach beyond physical borders," says Sophie Richardson, a spokesperson for the Network of Chinese Human Rights Defenders advocacy group.

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