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Families of victims in Lishui protest at the bus group headquarters after relatives were killed in bus collision

09.19 ·Reported ·Importance II ·Sources 1 ·Lishui

On September 14, families of multiple victims in Lishui, Zhejiang, held portraits of the deceased and went to the headquarters of Lishui Public Transport Group Co., Ltd. to conduct rights defense. The family members stated that their father was killed after being struck by a bus while performing road work. Nearly three months after the incident, the bus company has yet to provide a clear response, prompting the family to visit the company to demand accountability.

Liu Xiang disputes with Shanghai Sports Bureau over post-retirement placement

08.26 ·Verified ·Importance III ·Sources 2 ·Shanghai, China

Liu Xiang posted on Weibo asking netizens for help, saying the Shanghai Sports Bureau required him to choose between a "buyout of his years of service" and "becoming a coach," and questioning why the placement issue had been delayed for ten years. The Shanghai Sports Bureau responded that it would arrange proper placement.

Fisherman's Bamboo Raft Capsized by Iron Vessel in Shantou, Guangdong, Killing One; Hit-and-Run Vessel Flees, Family Speaks Out to Defend Rights

07.02 ·Reported ·Importance II ·Sources 1 ·Shantou, Guangdong

On July 2, 2026, a bamboo raft in the waters off Houjiang, Nan'ao County, Shantou, Guangdong was capsized after being struck by an iron vessel, killing one person, and the vessel responsible fled the scene. Recently, the family took to the internet to report that no case had been filed long after the incident and that dock surveillance footage had been overwritten, publicly seeking help to defend their rights.

Woman in Qitaihe, Heilongjiang Ranked First in Written and Oral Exams for a Public Post but Was Illegally Replaced; After Rights Defense, the Position in Question Was Cancelled

06.08 ·Reported ·Importance III ·Sources 2 ·Qitaihe, Heilongjiang

On June 8, 2026, in Qitaihe, Heilongjiang, a candidate ranked first in a public institution exam but was illegally replaced. After the person involved continued to defend her rights and appeal, local officials directly issued an announcement canceling the entire recruitment position in question.

Mainland spouse Xiao Wei, deported from Taiwan, live-streams in Guizhou to defend public rights and challenges the village committee to a debate

01.21 ·Reported ·Importance II ·Sources 1 ·Guizhou

After returning to her hometown in Guizhou, Xiao Wei (online name "Xiao Wei is not Xiao Wei"), a mainland spouse deported from Taiwan, has been actively defending the rights of local residents, live-streaming to denounce local government extravagance, and publicly challenging the local village committee to a debate in her live-stream.

Ai Weiwei Wrote "A Loner," Then Continuously Posted to Track the Yang Jia Case

2008.07.03 ·Reported ·Importance III ·Sources 2 ·Beijing

After the Yang Jia case occurred, artist Ai Weiwei published a series of posts on his blog, pressing questions about the details of Yang Jia's case, the circumstances of his mother being committed to a psychiatric hospital, and the violations of procedure during the trial; his blog at one point became a gathering point for online public opinion. After that, he spoke out for Yang Jia multiple times.

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