China National Anti-Demolition Home Alliance

China National Anti-Demolition Home Alliance (Chinese: 中華全國反强遷大同盟) was established in New York City in May 2008 by Convenor of the Alliance Wen Weiquan (閔偉權) with "to look into the eviction situation in China".[1] Members include those based in China, including Shanghai and Beijing, as well as overseas Chinese, the organization plans to invite observers from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.

Weiquan lawyers
Background Weiquan movement Chinese legal reforms Human rights in China Protest and dissent in China Barefoot lawyer New Citizens' Movement
Lawyers and legal scholars Chen Guangcheng Gao Zhisheng Guo Feixiong Guo Guoting Hao Jinsong He Weifang Jiang Tianyong Li Boguang Li Heping Li Jianqiang Li Xiongbing Mo Shaoping Ni Yulan Pu Zhiqiang Teng Biao Tang Jingling Xu Zhiyong Zhang Xuezhong Zhang Xingshui Zhang Sizhi Zheng Enchong
Organizations Committee for the Protection of Lawyers' Lawful Rights Yitong Law Firm China Human Rights Lawyers Concern Group China National Anti-Demolition Home Alliance Chinese Society of Human Rights Lawyers for Petitioners Open Constitution Initiative
Cases and Events Shi Tao's arrest Sun Zhigang Deng Yujiao incident Linyi Chinese milk scandal Sichuan schools scandal

The Alliance is preparing a lawsuit, and intend to institute legal proceedings at United Nations Special Court and the International Criminal Court.[2]

See also

References

"hrichina.org". Human Rights in China. Retrieved 2009-02-11.
Anderson, Michael (April 30, 2008). "Chinese community forms an organisation against forced removals and violence". SOH News. Retrieved 2009-02-11.

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