Examining Human Rights Violations: Chinese Police

Tiffany Meier
By Tiffany Meier
December 15, 2021China in Focus
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China’s police force has long been known for its frequent miscarriages of justice. Those cases have taken the forms of police violence, beatings, and even torture. Very few see leniency once they’re accused of violating the law.

And some incidents, caught on tape, capture officers exercising little to no reservation in beating even women, children, the elderly, or the handicapped. In severe cases, those beatings have led to death.

Though police violence has become a hot topic in nations around the world, few countries can match the severity of some Chinese police and their brutality record.

In this special report, we look into a handful of those many reports and explore what the Chinese Communist Party is—and isn’t—doing about them.

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