Harry Wu Born February 8, 1937 Shanghai, China Human rights activist After nineteen years as a prisoner in China’s notorious system of labor camps, Harry Wu emerged as the camps’ most vocal critic. Wu moved to the United States and brought...

Harry Wu (born 1937; Chinese: 吳弘達, Wu Hongda) is an activist for human rights in the People's Republic of China. Now a resident and citizen of the United States, Wu spent 19 years in Chinese labor camps, for which he popularized the term...

HARRY WU has a reputation for being proud, difficult and headstrong. He's also resolutely honest. As a geology student in Beijing in 1960 Wu was asked what he thought about the communist system. His reply? 'Not much.' That comment earned him 19 years...

Millions of men and women have been fed into the prison camps and death camps spawned by totalitarian regimes in this century. Some of those who survived were individuals of uncommon courage and resoluteness. They returned from the inferno determined to fight the evil...

Recalls of millions of unsafe toys may be part of the price of Americans buying products manufactured in China under sweatshop conditions or by forced prison labor, worker advocates told a Senate panel."When production is outsourced to Chinese factories infamous for paying their workers pennies...

Recalls of millions of unsafe toys may be part of the price of Americans buying products manufactured in China under sweatshop conditions or by forced prison labor, worker advocates told a Senate panel."When production is outsourced to Chinese factories infamous for paying their workers pennies...