By Yu Fangqiang
This week's blog entry is from Chinese lawyer and rights advocate Yu Fangqiang, who wrote this essay as part of our online colloquium on challenges for civil society in Asia. See the original post in Chinese and English, and responses at Asia Report.
In mainlandChina
it is
extremely hard to start up a non-governmental organization (NGO)
without a background
in government. The difficulties are due to restrictive government
policies, monopolization of resources by NGOs with government
background, a lack of trust throughout the
overall society, the lack of capabilities among the grassroots'
organizations,
and unrealistic expectations from funders.
This week's blog entry is from Chinese lawyer and rights advocate Yu Fangqiang, who wrote this essay as part of our online colloquium on challenges for civil society in Asia. See the original post in Chinese and English, and responses at Asia Report.
In mainland
Continue reading Challenges for NGOs in China.
