中國的自由需要殉道者和武士,殉道著用他們的鮮血澆灌自由、武士用他們手中的利劍刺剎独裁者。中國從來不缺乏殉道者。缺的是武士,現在是我們做武士的時候了。
Read MoreAll human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.
Read More人人生而自由,在尊严和权利上一律平等。他们赋有理性和良心,并应以兄弟关系的精神相对待。
Read MoreWhen in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation.
Read More随着世间事务的发展,当一个民族必须解除其和另一个民族之间的政治联系并取得自然法则和上帝所赋予的、在举世列国中独立与平等的地位时,他们出於对人类舆论的尊重必须宣示驱使他们独立的原因。
Read More《世界人权宣言》第13条,人人都有权在其国家内自由迁徙,并有权离开或返回自己的国家。然而,在中国,这一基本权利被中共独裁政府肆意剥夺。中共不仅通过“户籍制度”严格限制公民在国内的自由迁徙,更通过出境限制、监视和威胁,剥夺了许多人的离境权利。那些成功逃脱中共魔爪的人,即便在国外也面临政治压迫、监控和报复。
Read More愛好民主自由的同胞們,千萬不要因看到黯淡的現實而灰心,而絕望。讓我們告訴你們,國內外的情勢對我們越來越有利,而我們的自救力量正在急速地擴大中。
Read More作为同文同宗的大陆同胞,我们真的了解海峡对岸的台湾吗?
Read MoreThis is not merely a prediction but a reflection on history: in 1776, there was only one democracy in the world (the United States), and today, there are 130 countries with multiparty elections. In 239 years, humanity has undergone changes greater than those of the preceding two thousand years: this emphatically proves that global democracy is an irreversible trend, and all forms of despotism will be buried by history.
Read MoreThe 35th issue of *New Liberty News* is dedicated to women's rights, honoring every woman who struggles yet remains unyielding under oppression and paying tribute to those radiant female spirits. The front page, "Thirty Years of Trials and Triumphs," reviews the challenges faced by Chinese women from the post-79 generation to the post-00s, from the scars of family planning policies to the #MeToo movement, revealing the arduous journey toward gender equality. The second page focuses on the persecution and resilience of #MeToo pioneer Huang Xueqin and reports on the establishment of the feminist organization Hard Candy Alliance in Los Angeles, where the Water Balloon Action ignites female awakening. The third page features reader submissions. The fourth page, an Easter special, explores the history and significance of Easter, includes excerpts from the Bible, and conveys messages of resurrection and hope, examining how faith brings hope and strength to humanity. This issue is a tribute to female courage and a call for justice. May every reader join us in breaking the chains of truth and letting women’s voices resound across the world!
The front page of this issue focuses on the escalating U.S.-China tariff war, with our reporters synthesizing the latest news and data to deeply analyze the impact of tariffs on the lives of people in both countries. The second page features the compelling story of independent photographer Du Bin, who uses his lens and words to expose the atrocities of the Masanjia Labor Camp and the truth of Tiananmen, yet faces repeated suppression by the CCP as a result. His experience is a stark test of press freedom under authoritarian rule. The third page’s investigative report confronts the healthcare crisis within the CCP system, combining cases of doctor-patient disputes and incidents during COVID-19 lockdowns to provoke reflection on human rights and the need for systemic reform. The fourth page presents an exclusive interview with democracy activist Huang Mingfa, a democracy fighter from rural Hubei who, even after fleeing to the U.S., recites the Declaration of Independence, tears down CCP flags, and persists in fighting for China’s freedom despite threats to his monitored family. His story showcases an individual’s dedication and sacrifice for democracy. We hope this issue inspires collective reflection: In the face of oppression and injustice, how do we safeguard dignity and hope?
Today’s front page focuses on the latest developments in the U.S.-China trade war and the internal and external pressures facing the CCP. Under the dual strain of global economic rivalry and domestic political challenges, the fragility of the CCP regime is increasingly evident, warranting deep reflection from readers. The second page is dedicated to Peng Lifa, revisiting his courageous Four-Way Bridge protest and its profound impact, with his voice still awakening countless dormant souls. The third page highlights the China Democracy Party’s “Unify China, Return to the Mainland” democracy movement event in Los Angeles, documenting the overseas activists’ cries and efforts for a democratic China, showcasing the hope for freedom. The fourth page is a Qingming Festival special, where, while honoring the deceased, we also reflect on historical lessons and pray that future tragedies will not recur. This issue spans past and present, connecting individual and national destinies. May readers draw strength from it and together witness the dawn of a historic turning point.
This issue focuses on two devastating disasters: a 7.9-magnitude earthquake in Myanmar, shaking Thailand’s capital, Bangkok, where a high-rise built by China Construction Tenth Bureau collapsed, exposing “tofu-dreg” engineering and sparking outrage; and the silent collapse of free speech. Citizen journalist Zhang Zhan, imprisoned four times for reporting the truth about Wuhan’s pandemic, was detained again in 2025, her fate a grim reckoning for truth-tellers under authoritarianism. Disasters are not fate but the cost of suppressed truth. Pages 1-2 probe the quake’s ruins, while pages 3-4 trace Zhang’s unyielding fight. News is memory for the future; each crack recorded here questions this era of silence.
This issue’s front page spotlights President Lai Ching-te’s speech, bluntly naming China a hostile foreign force, underscoring the complex, tense cross-strait relations. Lai firmly defends Taiwan’s stance and dignity, emphasizing its commitment to democratic values. Page 2 features photographer Lu Guang’s lens, capturing the lives of China’s marginalized. These ignored communities reveal untold suffering and resistance, their poverty a silent rebellion against an oppressive regime where the vulnerable suffer first. Their struggles, though often erased by history, persist with quiet resilience. Page 3 compiles news and reader voices, reflecting diverse perspectives on current events. Page 4 showcases a photo collection from San Francisco’s Tibetan community, commemorating 66 years of Tibetan resistance, each image a testament to their unyielding spirit for freedom.
The "Hard Candy Alliance" is a gathering of women's awakening, and the "We Women" movement is an uprising of civil disobedience, a stone held in hand—not for revenge, but for justice. We have begun, and we will not stop. Dedicated to every sister who has been silenced, oppressed, or forgotten; Dedicated to every one of you who has endured the pain of sexual assault and been abandoned by society; Dedicated to every comrade misunderstood within the confines of identity yet still living bravely; Dedicated to every woman fighting and shining in the struggle.
Reporting on human rights protection measures, legal reforms, and events aimed at safeguarding press, publishing, and speech freedoms.
Siyu Guo, a graduate student in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography at the University of the Arts London, will document protests and demonstrations worldwide, providing vivid visual insights into these significant events.
Focusing on human rights issues in countries like China, exposing abuses under authoritarian regimes, and reporting the struggles of oppressed groups.