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Violations of human rights in China

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"According to the U.S. State Department's annual human rights report, Falun Gong prisoners are required to work long hours daily in "extrajudicial reeducation-through-labor camps." Others are placed in psychiatric facilities or special deprogramming centers. In addition, human rights groups allege that detainees are often deprived of food and water, are denied bathroom facilities, and are sometimes forbidden to sleep. The State Department report adds that several hundred Falun Gong adherents reportedly have died in detention due to torture, abuse and neglect." Brother's Plight Spurs Effort to Improve Human Rights in China by Kristie Lee, November 7, 2003, Duke University --HResearcher 00:52, 22 August 2006 (UTC)Reply

Fair use rationale for Image:HRIC-logo.gif

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Regarding NED Funding

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The NED funding is interesting and critical, given the infamous nature of the organization. Unless this information is fake (which prior to removal specific reasons needed to be discuss it here), this information should stay and should not be removed. Coconut99 99 (talk) 21:16, 17 April 2008 (UTC)Reply

Makes sense, but a few questions: why is it just a plain quote of several paragraphs? Where is the actual criticism? (it just seems to be expressing these links, except it's identified as "criticism"?) And also, why is it so long and seemingly without a punchline or anything to help the reader understand the relevance of these dynamics? This final point is important I think--the information needs to be useful. Anyway, apart from that, sometime soon if there's no good reason to have it so long and no reason to rewrite it in normal prose, I can do that (shorten and rewrite/unquote).--Asdfg12345 13:20, 3 November 2008 (UTC)Reply

It's worth mentioning the organization's funders,and the NED is one of many. However, I second the point that there is basically no actual criticism being expressed in the quote--it seems like a classic attempt to tar the organization using guilt-by-association; the author (speaking of which, who is Michael Barker and why is an authoritative source? An online search only reveals that he is a PhD student with no particular credentials)insinuates that the organization is involved in some kind of unsavory activity based simply on its links with the NED. Barker's opinions seem entirely his own; I haven't been able to find a single article in any credible source that echo the same "criticism" of HRIC. Again, pointing out that the organization receives funding from the NED is ok, but we should be careful in what we include, lest we end up publishing the articles of every graduate student with an opinion on a topic. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 216.164.56.163 (talk) 01:56, 25 November 2009 (UTC)Reply

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