Charter & Purpose

Objective Evidence for Universal Liberties

The Chinese Human Rights Institute investigates systemic rights violations through primary evidence documentation, legal analysis, and humanitarian intervention to support international bodies and affected communities.

Institutional Mandate

Three Core Operational Pillars

Pillar I

Domestic Field Investigation

Documenting verified human rights violations within China through testimony cross-examination, open-source intelligence analysis, and primary evidence gathering for legal repositories.

Pillar II

Overseas Rights Protection

Monitoring transnational coercion and protecting basic freedoms for diaspora members, scholars, and overseas Chinese communities facing systemic harassment.

Pillar III

Humanitarian Defender Relief

Delivering direct assistance, legal defense funding, and emergency relocation support for targeted legal advocates and persecuted individuals.

Standard of Review

Grounded in International Treaties

Our research methodology evaluates state actions against the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and binding international treaties. We maintain complete political independence, avoiding ideological rhetoric to deliver verified, objective facts that withstand legal scrutiny.

By translating complex ground realities into structured policy briefs, the institute equips diplomats, international courts, and journalists with the evidentiary record needed to hold perpetrators accountable and protect universal human freedoms.

Request Specialized Policy Briefings

We provide confidential briefings, legal testimonies, and verified research dossiers to international diplomatic missions and accredited media organizations.