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Chinese Labor Camp Survivor: Harry Wu's Fight for Human Rights
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In this special episode of Like It Is, we are privileged to feature the late Harry Wu, a towering international figure in the realm of human rights activism. He is a renowned Chinese-American human rights leader who survived 19 years as a political prisoner in Chinese labor camps and joins Like It Is to share his remarkable story.
During the interview, Wu reflected on his advocacy for freedom and democratic reform in China, offering profound insights rooted in his personal struggle for liberty. Wu founded the Laogai Research Foundation, an organization committed to researching and raising awareness about the labor camp system and other human rights abuses in China.
Wu's unwavering commitment to speaking out against oppression led to his recognition with the prestigious Walter Judd Freedom Award by The Fund for American Studies. Join us to honor the beloved Harry Wu, reflecting on his invaluable and enduring lessons of human rights advocacy.
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