Comments on: What’s happening to human rights?- Grieboski on Pelosi’s trip to China http://anthonyclarkarend.com/humanrights/grieboski-on-pelosis-trip-to-china/ Commentary and analysis at the intersection of international law and politics Tue, 29 Nov 2011 18:32:42 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Zubyre Parvez http://anthonyclarkarend.com/humanrights/grieboski-on-pelosis-trip-to-china/comment-page-1/#comment-325 Zubyre Parvez Thu, 11 Jun 2009 19:32:03 +0000 http://anthonyclarkarend.com/?p=725#comment-325 I'm a Western Falun Gong practitioner, and the human rights record in China is atrotious. Falun Gong tai chi practice has been banned and even persecuted with 3000 dead and many more in labour camps in China today. There's so many Falun Gong aherents everywhere in the world including the United States. You can check out my blog for music to highlight this issue and find out more, it may be of interest. The blog is banned in China which comes as no suprise. The Great Firewall of China they call it!.. I’m a Western Falun Gong practitioner, and the human rights record in China is atrotious. Falun Gong tai chi practice has been banned and even persecuted with 3000 dead and many more in labour camps in China today. There’s so many Falun Gong aherents everywhere in the world including the United States.
You can check out my blog for music to highlight this issue and find out more, it may be of interest. The blog is banned in China which comes as no suprise. The Great Firewall of China they call it!..

]]> By: Anthony Clark Arend http://anthonyclarkarend.com/humanrights/grieboski-on-pelosis-trip-to-china/comment-page-1/#comment-304 Anthony Clark Arend Sat, 30 May 2009 01:17:19 +0000 http://anthonyclarkarend.com/?p=725#comment-304 David, It is great to hear from you and to hear your comments. I get news of you from Mark Gammons from time to time. Thanks so much for your observations. It is great to hear that message from someone who has been living in China for some time. All the very best! Tony David,

It is great to hear from you and to hear your comments. I get news of you from Mark Gammons from time to time. Thanks so much for your observations. It is great to hear that message from someone who has been living in China for some time.

All the very best!

Tony

]]> By: David Savio http://anthonyclarkarend.com/humanrights/grieboski-on-pelosis-trip-to-china/comment-page-1/#comment-289 David Savio Thu, 28 May 2009 01:02:01 +0000 http://anthonyclarkarend.com/?p=725#comment-289 A proud and respecting former student of Dr. Arend who was inspired since high school by the pioneering China mission of Jesuit Matteo Ricci, I can speak towards religious freedom in China. I have been living in China continously since graduating from Gergetown's bicentennial class (we celebrate our 20th Reunion this weekend!). In the early post-Tinanmen days of 1989 I recall attending the underground church in Beijing with some paranoia. I have since married a Chinese woman who was baptized in Canton, and we have four children who have grown up attending mass weekly in China, witness to the growing congregation and interest in Christianity that has evolved over the past 2 decades (my sons are regular altar-boys in the Chinese-language services in Shanghai's Catholic Cathedral). I believe things in China are (slowly, but) surely moving in the right direction, both in terms of hman rights and religious freedom. A proud and respecting former student of Dr. Arend who was inspired since high school by the pioneering China mission of Jesuit Matteo Ricci, I can speak towards religious freedom in China. I have been living in China continously since graduating from Gergetown’s bicentennial class (we celebrate our 20th Reunion this weekend!). In the early post-Tinanmen days of 1989 I recall attending the underground church in Beijing with some paranoia. I have since married a Chinese woman who was baptized in Canton, and we have four children who have grown up attending mass weekly in China, witness to the growing congregation and interest in Christianity that has evolved over the past 2 decades (my sons are regular altar-boys in the Chinese-language services in Shanghai’s Catholic Cathedral). I believe things in China are (slowly, but) surely moving in the right direction, both in terms of hman rights and religious freedom.

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