Lawyers Call For An End To 'Suppression'

Yuan Shanshan is on the run with her baby, fearing the secret police. Her husband, a human rights lawyer, has been detained for over a year. In Tianjin, other lawyers face trials with no hope for justice. In Beijing, another lawyer's wife is under house arrest, unable to communicate freely. Despite the risks, she sends a message from captivity. The trials are swift and unjust, occurring in a country the UK considers a partner. Families caught in this struggle are trying to protect their children from harsh realities.

What challenges is Yuan Shanshan facing as she moves with her baby?

What has happened to Yuan Shanshan's husband, and how long has it been since she last saw him?

Describe the situation that Yuan Shanshan and her family are in regarding the legal system.

What does Yuan Shanshan hope to achieve by speaking out about her situation?

How are the families of the lawyers affected by the current political climate?