Human Rights Groups

The China Interim Government was established January 1st 2008. We are men of insight in striving against the Chinese Communist Party. We are from both inside and outside China and gather here to share common strategic objective – disintegrating the CCP. The website is both in English and Chinese. Tel: + 61-3-9428 0019 (Yuan Hongbin).

This website is dedicated to all political prisoners in Tibet; the site is maintained by the International Tibet Support Network’s Political Prisoner Campaign Working Group, which has devised and is promoting a range of actions in support of Tibetan political prisoners. “The International Tibet Support Network (ITSN) is a global coalition of Tibet related non-governmental organizations, which works to maximize the effectiveness of the worldwide Tibet movement. ITSN Member organizations hold varied positions on Tibet's future political status, but all regard Tibet as an occupied country and are dedicated to ending human rights violations in Tibet, and to working actively to restore the Tibetan people's right under international law to determine their own political, economic, social, religious, and cultural status. ”

The Laogai Research Foundation (LRF) was established in 1992 by Laogai survivor Harry Wu in order to gather information on and raise public awareness of the Laogai—China’s extensive system of forced-labor prison camps. LRF serves as an authoritative source for journalists, researchers, politicians, and other human rights organizations on human rights in China generally and the Laogai and forced labor in China specifically.

Observe China - China Information Center website keeps latest updates on news, human rights issues, dialogues and other historical facts and opinions on China.

Welcome to Olympic Watch (Committee for the 2008 Olympic Games in a Free and Democratic Country). Our mission is to monitor the human rights situation in the People's Republic of China and to campaign for its improvement before Beijing is to host the 2008 Summer Olympics. The key points of our concern are freedom of speech and access to information; persecution of opposition vs. development of democracy; death penalty and torture; campaign for a free Tibet; and relations between Chinese mainland (PRC) and Taiwan (ROC).