CHINA RIGHTS MONITORChina Rights Monitor is an independent evidence, country information and legal research platform focusing on China-related human-rights violations, transnational repression, removal and extradition risks.
Turning dispersed human-rights material into traceable, reviewable evidence for law, policy and accountability.
01Collect, assess and organise case material under a published methodology, distinguishing fact, allegation, analysis and opinion.
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02Connect law, judgments, official material and credible research for asylum, removal, extradition and policy work.
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03Provide evidence briefs, country research and independent expert support to lawyers, courts and public bodies.
Learn more →Primary materials selected for litigation, asylum, research and policy work.
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OHCHR’s assessment examines arbitrary detention, torture or ill-treatment, religious and cultural rights, family separation and forced-labour concerns in Xinjiang.
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The State Department’s annual China report addresses arbitrary detention, torture, judicial independence, expression, religion and transnational repression.
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The 72-page report covers the political system, human-rights framework, religion, political opinion, arbitrary detention, torture, state protection, relocation and returnees.
Official source ↗Structured resources for courts, lawyers, public bodies, researchers and people affected by abuse.
Official and authoritative material on China, human rights, justice, asylum and return risk.
Explore →JUDGMENT LIBRARYPublic judgments on China-related human rights, removal, extradition and persecution risk.
Explore →LEGAL INSTRUMENTSCore UN treaties, European human-rights law, UK law and international standards.
Explore →METHODOLOGYHow CRM selects sources, verifies information, labels content and handles corrections.
Explore →CRM original research is presented first, with third-party sources, editorial responsibility and verification limits clearly identified.
How courts assess detention, torture, capital punishment, diplomatic assurances and individualised risk.
CRM-RP-2026-001 · Full research report · v2.0View details →Distinguishing lawful state activity, harassment, coercion, digital surveillance and proxy pressure.
CRM-RP-2026-003 · English summary · v1.0View details →
A structured editorial summary of testimony on violence, medical neglect, unpaid labour and political coercion.
Safeguard Defenders · 16 July 2026View details →
An editorial summary of evidence on blocked legal access, violence, overcrowding and inadequate medical care.
Safeguard Defenders · 16 June 2026View details →Authorised public-interest commentary; views do not necessarily represent CRM.
A CRM source-led analysis of Safeguard Defenders’ 2026 prison survey, its evidential value, limitations and relevance to asylum and judicial proceedings.
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In a system that conceals the truth, refusing to seek it—and using one’s own comfort to excuse the loss of others’ freedom—can become a form of complicity.
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The new law’s broad concepts raise concerns for minority language, culture, religion, peaceful advocacy and potential transnational repression.
Read summary →A bilingual public-writing platform published by Weglimmer Media UK Ltd, with a clear institutional and editorial boundary from CRM.
