The Communist Party is holding its annual convention, which brings about its "sensitive time." Over the next ten days, at least, human rights activists, lawyers, and artists are displaced from their homes to be under 24/7 surveillance by the police to ensure they do not speak out against the Party. Chen Guangcheng details the nature of this sensitive time.

Censors banned looking up "Shawshank Redemption" when Chen Guangcheng was imprisoned in Communist China. In this episode of The Barefoot Lawyer Reports, Guangcheng talks about the extreme and absurd levels of censorship the Chinese Communist Party engages in when dealing with "sensitive issues."

In this episode of The Barefoot Lawyer Reports on China, Chen Guangcheng explains the infamous "709 Crackdown," which marked the beginning of the Chinese Communist Party's widespread persecution against human rights activists.

Xu Zhiyong and Li Qianchu are human rights activists whose relationship has been disrupted by their imprisonment by the Chinese Communist Party. Xu Zhiyong has been in jail for several years, and recently Li Qianchu was sentenced to several years in prison. Despite their struggles, the couple remains committed to each other, as well as the fight for human rights in China.

January 23, 2024 marks the United Nations' periodic review of China's human rights. But does this review mean anything substantive will happen to punish the Communist Party for its atrocities? Chen Guangcheng explores this question, as well as ways the United Nations can punish the Communist Party for its crimes against humanity.

Chen Guangcheng discusses the results of Taiwan's elections and their implications for the country's future and independence.

In this interview conducted by Dr. Bill Saunders and Chen Guangcheng, the human rights sculptor Chen Weiming discusses how Chinese spies destoyed his pro-democracy statues in his California park.

Chen Weiming has built several sculptures that promote democracy and oppose authoritarianism in Communist China. The sculptures can be seen in California's Liberty Sculpture Park. Last summer, Chen Guangcheng, along with several other human rights activists, visited the park. In this episode of The Barefoot Lawyer Reports, Guangcheng and Dr. Bill Saunders interview Weiming about his work, as well as the Communist Party's alleged efforts to sabotage his art.

Chen Guangcheng discusses the biggest news stories about the Chinese Communist Party. Links to each story can be found below: