The US Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC) has released its annual report denouncing China’s deepening repression, particularly drawing attention to the case of Taiwanese activist Yang Chih-yuan, who has been detained on politically motivated charges.

The comprehensive report details numerous instances of arbitrary detention and unfair prosecution by Chinese authorities and urges US lawmakers to address these abuses in future dialogues with Beijing, as reported by The Taipei Times.

According to The Taipei Times, the CECC, established under the US-China Relations Act of 2000, monitors China’s human rights conditions and the state of the rule of law, submitting its findings annually to both the US President and Congress.

CECC Chair Senator Dan Sullivan and Cochair Represent

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