A Chinese attorney and her family have sought refuge abroad after facing relentless pressure from authorities linked to her legal work, raising concerns over the erosion of legal protections in the country. The case highlights broader restrictions on lawyers who challenge government policies or defend dissenting voices. Critics argue such crackdowns undermine fundamental rights, including the right to legal representation. The situation underscores growing tensions between state control and individual freedoms in the legal profession.
Ruth Wang fled China with her family due to pressure from authorities over her work as an attorney. In a… The post Brickbat: No Right to an Attorney appeared first on Reason Magazine.
