‘China Song’ by Ron L. Hodges The Society December 9, 2015 Human Rights in China, Humor, Poetry 1 Comment A news report here provides some background on China Radio Like Radio Free Europe, Which popped the wax Plugs from deafened Soviet ears, And warmed their sterile souls With tales of liberty, China Radio...
‘Laments of the Oppressed’ and Other Poetry by Matthew Walton The Society December 4, 2015 Beauty, High School Submissions, Human Rights in China, Poetry Laments of the Oppressed My great country, please let me be, What I think and say should be up to me, The world cannot be so controlled, You don't have to block every single road. It isn't something bad...
A Poetic Account of Cruel and Unusual Torture in China The Society August 21, 2013 Human Rights in China, Poetry (The Epoch Times)—The Chinese photojournalist Du Bin, who was released in July after a month’s detention by police, has published online a book he wrote years ago detailing torture in China. It consists of...
