Human Rights (Liberal columnists)
Individuals have rights, and there are things no person or group may do to them.
China Support Network writes to Obama
by John Kusumi (centrist liberal)
Published: November 5, 2009
The President will visit Asia Nov. 12-19 and China on the 15th-18th. In an open letter, the China Support Network has advice for Obama and for CNN's Wolf Blitzer.
News conference scolds China and Hong Kong
by John Kusumi (centrist liberal)
Published: September 20, 2009
Two governments create a unique new precedent-setting human rights abuse for one Tiananmen Square student leader.
This Week at the China Support Network...
by John Kusumi (centrist liberal)
Published: September 13, 2009
We have praise for Obama, jeers for Tom Friedman, and we're announcing a press conference and an art exhibit.
Tiananmen Persecution Continues in the Present Day
by John Kusumi (centrist liberal)
Published: September 1, 2009
A public statement on behalf of the China Support Network
Chinese dissident leans into campaigning
by John Kusumi (centrist liberal)
Published: August 2, 2009
Tang Baiqiao was attacked, likely by CCP-hired goons in Flushing, NY. As a campaigner, he's pushing back.
The Opposite of the Right Thing
by John Kusumi (centrist liberal)
Published: May 29, 2009
It's 20 years after Tiananmen Square. What happened to America's anti-communism?
Skepticism for New Chinese Promises on Human Rights
by John Kusumi (centrist liberal)
Published: April 13, 2009
China cannot credibly announce a human rights breakthrough. In a new report, the Chinese government paints itself as a hero of human rights. We remember otherwise, and say so.
On the Matter of Human Rights and the UDHR
by Henric C. Jensen (liberal)
Published: February 24, 2009
Some thoughts and ideas on the matter of human rights and their place in society. what they are, who has them, who has them not, how they are obtained and retained and how they are violated through legal measures in civilized nations.
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