Maya Wang

Maya Wang

human rights advocate China

Maya Wang is the associate China director at Human Rights Watch, where she advocates for human rights and civil liberties in China, particularly in the context of the significant political repression that has characterized Hong Kong since the implementation of the national security law. She has been vocal about the erosion of political freedoms and the chilling effect the law has had on civil society, highlighting its implications for broader human rights issues in the region.

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Canada Canada: Maya Wang, associate China director at Human Rights Watch, said Mr. Au’s arrest reflected 'the broadening repression radiating from China to Hong Kong and Macao under Chinese leader Xi Jinping.' 6

The Globe and Mail: Macao media outlet forced to shut down as China tightens grip on casino hub

Switzerland Switzerland: Maya Wang works with Human Rights Watch focusing on Asia and discusses the increasing dissatisfaction among young people in China. 7

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Proteste in China nehmen zu – wie diese Hightech-Aktion in Chongqing

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Maya Wang is the associate China director at Human Rights Watch, highlighting the suppression of political and civil vibrancy in Hong Kong. 2

The Guardian: Five years on, Hong Kong’s national security law extinguishes last standing pro-democracy party | Hong Kong