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Human Rights Groups Demand Action on Hada's 30-Year Imprisonment, Lu Siwei's Trial April 18, and Tulku Hungkar Dorjee's Death

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Published Apr 16, 2025, 03:28 PM

Human rights organizations are raising concerns over the treatment of dissidents and activists in China and Vietnam. Over 100 groups, including Human Rights Watch, are calling on the Chinese government to release Inner Mongolian dissident Hada, who has been forcibly disappeared from a hospital where he was receiving treatment. Hada has faced imprisonment and disappearances over the past 30 years. In Vietnam, the recent death of Tibetan monk Tulku Hungkar Dorjee, who advocated for Tibetan culture, has prompted calls for an independent investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death. Additionally, Chinese lawyer Lu Siwei is scheduled for trial on April 18, facing charges related to his human rights activism. His case has drawn international attention, particularly following his escape from China and subsequent capture in Laos. The situation has led to increased scrutiny of the Chinese government's treatment of human rights defenders, as well as the Vietnamese government's handling of Tibetan issues.

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Radio Free Asia

@RadioFreeAsia

Chinese authorities have interrogated and detained local Tibetans who posted photos and messages online mourning the loss of an influential Tibetan Buddhist leader said to have died while in custody in Vietnam, two sources from the region told Radio Free Asia. #China #Tibet

Safeguard Defenders (保护卫士)

@SafeguardDefend

Chinese lawyer #LuSiwei faces trial in China today. Read his backstory, his escape from China, his capture in Laos, and how he ended up back in China. https://t.co/FRP9ZAiofQ

CHRD人权捍卫者

@CHRDnet

According to Minsheng Watch, followers of the Lianyungang #吴强 case were harassed across provinces, and lawyers were asked not to act as agents! https://t.co/RQgeoDSYlH For retweeting the news that Attorney Fan Chen was willing to assist Wu Qiang, the police brought him to the door and requested that the inappropriate remarks be deleted. Jiangsu police requested Attorney Fan Chen not to take up the case. On April 11, Wu Qiang was tortured on suspicion #寻衅滋事罪 for reporting on Weibo that part of the Xinghai River was suspected to be polluted by oil. https://t.co/KrNE4o2lIN

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