I urge President Obama to engage President Xi on Internet freedom, press freedom, and freedom of expression.
After Xi Jinping took over power, much illegal government behavior that existed in the past is even more widely used now...
This residential surveillance forms the legal basis for Xi Jinping to maintain the one-party dictatorship.
I would hope, and I would make the appeal, as did the Washington Post, that at Lafayette Park, those who gather in peace...
A Nobel Peace Prize winner at the White House, Obama should at least raise the cases of Liu Xiaobo and many others.
As you know, we have introduced the Global Online Freedom Act, but it has run into an enormous amount of opposition.
These detentions were lawless; they were brutal and shocking.
U.S. policy must be geared to protect China's rights defenders and religious communities and its women.
It is time for the United States to begin the era of an engaged China with moral and strategic clarity.
The Congress should pass a China Democracy Act.
These detentions were lawless, brutal, and shocking.