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List of Chinese dissidents

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This list consists of activists who are known asChinese dissidents. The label is primarily applied tointellectuals and other high-profile individuals fromChina who are known for their criticism of theChinese government or its policies.

Detained and jailed people

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Many Chinese politicalactivists have been detained or jailed or exiled for theirpro-democracy orrights defending activities. They include the following notable activists.

NameOccupationDetainedAllegationsSentenceNotes
Ai Weiweiartist and activist2011alleged economic crimesFine of 2.4 million for tax evasionDetained for 80 days from 3 April[1] to 22 June 2011
Bao Tonggovernment official1989revealing state secrets and counter-revolutionary propagandizing7 yearsSentenced in 1992. Prison from 1989–1996. As of 2009, under surveillance.
Bao Zunxinhistorian1989counterrevolutionary propaganda and incitement5 yearsSentenced in 1991. Released in 1992. Later died in 2007.
Cai Lujunbusinessman, writer2003incitement to subversion3 yearsReleased in 2006, sought political asylum in Taiwan in 2007.
Cao Shunlilawyer, human rights activist2013illegal assembly,picking quarrels and provoking troubleDied in detention in 2014.
Chen Pokongauthor, commentator, democracy activist1989
1993		"carrying out counter-revolutionary propaganda and incitement", illegally crossing state borders3 years, 2 yearsSentenced in 1989 and 1993.[2]
Cheng Jianpingonline activist2010disturbing social order1 yearReeducation through labor for a sarcastic post onTwitter.[3]
Gao Zhishenglawyer2006disturbing public order5 yrs suspendedIllegally detained and tortured in 2007; forcibly removed from family home in Shaanxi in 2009.[4]

'Disappeared' by government in 2009, reappeared in 2010. The Chinese foreign minister claimed a prison sentence was for 'subversion'.[5][6]

Guo Quanprofessor2008subversion of state power10 yearsSentenced in 2009. Awaiting appeal.
Hao Jinsonglaw professional, activist2019picking quarrels and provoking trouble,fraud9 years and a fine of 350,000yuanSentenced in 2023.[7]
He Depuwriter2002"incited subversion" on the Internet[8]8 yearsSentenced in 2003. Released in 2011.
Hu Jiaactivist2007inciting subversion of state power3.5 yearsArrested, imprisoned, and sentenced in 2008. Released in 2011.
Huang Qiwebmaster, anti-human trafficking activist2000inciting subversion5 yearsSentenced in 2003. Accused of violating articles 103, 105, 55 and 56. Released in 2005.
2008illegal possession of state secrets3 yearsSentenced in 2009. Arrested after essay regarding theSichuan earthquake. Released in 2011.
Ilham Tohtieconomist2014inciting subversionlifeDetained in January 2014 after criticizing Beijing's response to2013 Tiananmen Square attack.
Jiang Lijunwriter2002inciting subversion of the state power4 yearsSentenced in 2003. Arrested for "Internet writing and publishing dissident articles". Also sentenced to 'deprivation of political rights' for 1 year.
Jiang Rongwriter1989Released 1991.
Jiang Yanyongdoctor2004Detained and released in 2004. Broke story on SARS epidemic. Wrote critical letter regarding Tiananmen.
Jiang Yefeipolitical cartoonist2015incitement to subversionEscaped from China toThailand in 2004, he was granted political asylum by the Canadian Government, but was arrested by Thailand Immigration authorities on illegal entry. In November 2015 he was deported from Thailand at the request of the Chinese authorities and now awaiting trial in custody.[9]
Lei Chencivil servant, journalist1960incitement to subversion10 yearsMember of theControl Yuan and expelled from theKuomintang in 1954. Released in 1970 by theKuomintang government and died on 7 March 1979. Posthumously exonerated by theTransitional Justice Commission in 2019.
Li Haistudent19949 yearsSentenced in 1995. Released in 2004.
Li Zhicivil servant2003inciting subversion8 yearsSentenced in 2003.Yahoo! helped the government against him. Expected release in 2011.
Liao Yiwuwriter, musician1990poem "Massacre" about Tiananmen Square4 years, permanent blacklist from travelUnder a 2011 'travel ban' for 'national security' reasons.
Liu Distudent2002Released in 2003
Liu Xiaoboprofessor of literature2008inciting subversion of state power11 yearsSentenced in 2009. Died on 13 July 2017. Recipient of the2010 Nobel Peace Prize.
Qin Yongminhuman rights activist1998
2018		inciting subversion of state power12 years
13 years		Sentenced 1998 and July 2018. Co-founder of theDemocracy Party of China.[10]
Qiu Zhanxuanstudent activist2019unknown, likely because he was the leader of the Marxist student association at Peking UniversityunknownQiu was abducted on 29 April 2019 by State security agents on the outskirts of Beijing. He was the leader of the Marxist student association at the elite Peking University, a communist of conscience who defied the Chinese Communist Party. He remains missing.
Ren Zhiqiangtycoon, blogger2020purported corruption18 yearsSentenced in 2020.[11]
Ruan Xiaohuanblogger, InfoSec specialist2021inciting subversion of state power7 yearsSentenced in 2023.[12]
Shi Taojournalist, writer, poet2004illegally supplying state secrets to overseas organizations10 yearsSentenced in 2005.Yahoo! helped the government against him. Released 2013.[13][14]
Tan Zuorenwriter20083 yearsSentenced in 2009.
2010subversion of state power5 yearsSentenced in 2010.
Tang Baiqiaoactivist1989spreading counterrevolutionary propaganda; inciting counterrevolutionary activities; defection to the enemy; treason.3 yearsReleased under international pressure in 1991. Fled to Hong Kong, then United States in 1992.
Wang Bingzhangdoctor2002spying, terrorismlifeSentenced in 2003.
Wang Danprofessor of history1989Tiananmen activities4 yearsSentenced in 1991. Released on parole in 1993.
199511 yearsSentenced in 1996. Released on medical parole to United States in 1998 and currently in Taiwan.
Wang Quanzhanglawyer2015subversion of state power4½ yearsPut on trial in December 2018, sentenced in January 2019.[15]
Wang Xiaoningengineer2002incitement to subvert state power10 yearsSentenced in 2003.Yahoo! helped the government against him. Expected release in 2012[16]
Wang Youcai1989[citation needed]
1998subversion11 yearsReleased and exiled in 2004. Currently in the United States.
Wei Jingshengelectrician1979passing military secrets15 yearsReleased and jailed again in 1993 and released for "medical reasons" and deported to the United States in 1997.
Wu Ganblogger2015subversion of state power8 years
Xu Zhiyonglawyer, lecturer2014gathering crowds to disrupt public order4 yearsFor his role of foundingNew Citizens' Movement and in protests.
Xu Zhangrunconstitutional lawyer and lecturer2020using prostitutesone week
Yang Jianliactivist, scholar2002alleged espionage & illegal entry5 yearsThe Chinese government placed Yang on a 1994 blacklist of 49 pro-democracy activists barred from returning to China. Yang used another person's passport to enter China in 2002.[17]
Yu Wenshenglawyer2020inciting subversion of state power4 yearsAccording to Yu's wife Xu Yan, he was also deprived of his citizens' rights for three years.[18]
Yuan Hongbingjurist, writer1994Detained and forced to leave China in 1994. Travelled to and soughtpolitical asylum in Australia in 2004.
Yue Xinstudent activist2018unknown, likely in response to protests organized by YueunknownYue went missing in October 2018, after she and fifty other students were detained by Chinese authorities after participating inJasic Incident. She remains missing.
Zeng Jinyanblogger2006suspected of harming state securityUnderhouse arrest with husbandHu Jia from August 2006 – March 2007 and underhouse arrest again from May 2007;[19] released later
Zhao Changqingteacher of history1989Tiananmen activitiesReleased after about 1/2 year.
1998workers rights activity3 years
2002attempted subversion of state power5 yearsSentenced in 2003.[20]
Zhao Lianhaifood safety worker, activist2009inciting social disorder2.5 yearsSentenced in 2010.[21][22]

Others

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See also

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References

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  1. ^"Ai Weiwei's whereabouts still unknown". RTHK English News. 10 April 2011.Archived from the original on 11 May 2011. RetrievedApril 14, 2011.
  2. ^Amnesty International,Chen Pokong (30) and other prisoners at Guangzhou No. 1 Reeducation-Through-Labour Center Amnesty International information note on Chen PokongArchived 2018-11-22 at theWayback Machine, 7 December 1994, accessed 2 January 2020
  3. ^Chinese woman, Cheng Jianping, sentenced to a year in labor camp over Twitter postArchived 2010-11-21 at theWayback Machine Aliyah Shahid, 2010 11 18, NY Daily News, via www.nydailynews.com on 2010 11 18
  4. ^Human Rights in China, "Torture Account by Missing Rights Defense Lawyer Gao Zhisheng," February 8, 2009
  5. ^Jacobs, Andrew (March 28, 2010)."Chinese Activist Surfaces After a Year in Custody".The New York Times.Archived from the original on April 3, 2010. RetrievedMay 8, 2010.
  6. ^Bradsher, Keith (March 16, 2010)."China Fails to Dispel Mystery About Missing Dissident".The New York Times.Archived from the original on March 22, 2010. RetrievedMay 8, 2010.
  7. ^Liang, Xinlu and Mai, Jun (20 July 2023)."Chinese citizens' rights activist Hao Jinsong jailed for 9 years for fraud and 'picking quarrels and provoking trouble'".South China Morning Post.Hong Kong.Archived from the original on 20 July 2023. Retrieved21 July 2023.
  8. ^"Archived copy". Archived fromthe original on 2010-04-03. Retrieved2010-03-13.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  9. ^"China accused of 'tricking' dissidents into deportation". Aljazeera. 2015-12-29.Archived from the original on December 3, 2015. RetrievedFeb 17, 2015.
  10. ^"Qin Yongmin: Prominent Chinese dissident jailed for 13 years". BBC News. 11 July 2018.Archived from the original on 11 July 2018. Retrieved11 July 2018.
  11. ^"China tycoon critical of Xi gets 18 years in jail".BBC News. 2020-09-22. Retrieved2020-09-26.
  12. ^Gao, Feng (22 March 2023)."Shanghai court jails blogger for seven years over 'subversive' posts".Radio Free Asia.Washington, D.C.Archived from the original on 25 March 2023. Retrieved25 March 2023.
  13. ^"About Shi TaoArchived 2009-01-06 at theWayback Machine," Incorporating Responsibility 2008
  14. ^"PEN International is delighted to announce the release of Chinese poet, journalist and PEN member Shi Tao, 15 months before the end of his 10-year sentence PEN International".www.pen-international.org. Archived fromthe original on 2013-09-11. Retrieved2017-05-14.
  15. ^Chin, Josh (28 January 2019)."China Civil-Rights Lawyer Sentenced to 4½ Years in Prison for Subversion".The Wall Street Journal.Archived from the original on 28 January 2019. Retrieved28 January 2019.
  16. ^Coonan, Clifford (April 20, 2007)."Chinese couple sue Yahoo! in US over torture case".The Independent. London. Archived fromthe original on July 21, 2010. RetrievedMay 8, 2010.
  17. ^"CECC Record Number: 2004-04961 Yang Jianli".ppdcecc.gov.Archived from the original on 2018-12-20. Retrieved2018-12-20.
  18. ^Yang, William (17 June 2020)."Yu Wensheng was sentenced to four years in prison and his wife Xu Yan criticized the secret sentence".DW. Retrieved2 August 2020.
  19. ^"China: Activist Couple Accused of Endangering State Security | Human Rights Watch". Archived fromthe original on 2008-11-27. Retrieved2010-03-13.
  20. ^"Hric | 中国人权". Archived fromthe original on 2010-07-14. Retrieved2010-03-13.
  21. ^Father of poisoned baby rallies parents in tainted-milk fight - thestar.comArchived 2012-10-22 at theWayback Machine, Bill Schiller, Asia Bureau, Toronto Star, via www.thestar.com on 2010 11 10
  22. ^China food safety activist given 21⁄2 yearsArchived November 14, 2010, at theWayback Machine Christopher Bodeen, Associated Press – Wed Nov 10, 2:41 am ET, via news.yahoo.com on 2010 11 10
  23. ^"Tibet activist jailed in China over language campaign". BBC News. 22 May 2018.Archived from the original on 26 May 2018. Retrieved11 July 2018.
  24. ^Kuo, Lily (27 September 2019)."Death of Chinese activist in police custody prompts calls for investigation into torture".The Guardian.Archived from the original on 27 September 2019. Retrieved27 September 2019.

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