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www.amnesty.org
The website of Amnesty International, which produces regular reports on human rights conditions in China and an annual survey of several countries, including China.
www.HRIChina.org
The website of Human Rights in China, which is a non-governmental organization based in New York of Chinese scholars and activists. It acts as a news, research, and discussion forum on human rights issues in China and publishes the journal China Rights Forum.
www.hrw.org
The website of Human Rights Watch, which produces regular reports on human rights conditions in China and an annual survey of countries, including China.
www.fmprc.gov.cn/eng/
The official website in English of China's Foreign Ministry and the first step to finding official statements, press briefings, and documents connected with the ministry's full range of activities.
www.humanrights.cn/index.asp
The website of the China Society for Human Rights Studies, established in March 1993. The Society describes itself as the largest national non-governmental organization in the field of human rights in China, but it often parrots a government line. However, it is a source of information on documents, laws and regulations, as well as on international exchanges.
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