Amnesty International launches Chinese-language website

Headline Title: Amnesty launches Chinese-language website 21 June 2013 Amnesty International has launched a new Chinese-language website containing research reports, articles and blog entries on the organization’s research and activism around the world. While the site is currently blocked by China’s state censors it will be an important source of human rights information for Chinese speakers internationally. "The importance of distributing more human rights information in the Chinese language reflects China's growing global influence,” said Amnesty International’s East Asia head Roseann…

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