Why Increasingly More Chinese Students are Volunteering Abroad
A generation of college-goers are training their sights on poverty relief in far-flung foreign countries.
Bringing Creativity to China’s Stifled Classrooms
An NGO that strives to level the playing field for rural students faces uphill battle.
Bumpy Road Ahead: Living with China's New NGO Laws
The full implementation and revision of the new law will take time, and the process will not be smooth, writes Fengshi Wu.
INTERVIEW: ‘It’s Not About Mr Lee' - Wife of Taiwanese Activist Detained in China Speaks Out
In an exclusive interview, Lee Ching-yu talks to The News Lens.
Chinese Activist Surfaces in Taipei, Told He May Face Uphill Battle for Asylum
The Chinese activist who fled a tour group last week may face a tough time to gain asylum in Taiwan, a local NGO has warned.
CARTOON: Will Taiwan be Silenced over Activist Detained in China?
China’s Taiwan Affairs Office has warned Taiwanese authorities against interfering in the matter.
Wife of Missing Taiwan Activist Told that Local Security Officials Mistakenly Detained Husband
Guangdong security bureau needed to show performance results under China’s new NGO laws, Lee Ming-che's wife told.
Detained Taiwanese Activist’s Wife to Fly to Beijing to Seek Husband’s Release
The wife of a Taiwanese activist detained in China says she must try to seek his release personally.
Taiwanese Detained in China Talked Democracy, Human Rights on WeChat
Lee Ming-che is being detained in China by a branch of the state security police.
Fears for Safety of Taiwanese NGO Worker Missing in China
Radio Free Asia has reported a Taiwanese NGO worker is missing in China.
Playing a Different Game: What the Chinese State Really Wants from the NGO Sector (and Vice Versa)
Is the Chinese state’s goal really to suppress civil society?
First Batch of Overseas NGOs Register Under China’s New Law
Four of the six organizations that have secured registrations under China’s new foreign NGO law are chambers of commerce.
China's NGOs Go Global
The nature of an NGO’s relationship with the Chinese state may very well determine the scale and scope of its work abroad.
China's Human Rights Plan: A 'Triumph of Form over Substance'
Orwellian doublespeak? Does China's latest human rights plan mark significant progress or reflect a gap between rhetoric and reality?
Can Taiwan Fill in the Gap for Foreign NGOs in China?
China's crackdown on foreign NGOs could be an opportunity for Taiwan.
Taiwan Moves to Attract Foreign NGOs
Taichung in central Taiwan hopes to become a regional hub for international organizations.
Corruption Crackdown, Charity Law May Dampen Rise of Philanthropy in China
China's billionaires are starting to embrace philanthropy, but will the new Charity Law and an anticorruption campaign stand in their way?