Activists on trial in China amid ongoing crackdown on dissent
- Huang Xueqin and Wang Jianbing, activists and journalists, are on trial in China after being held without charges for two years.
- They are accused of inciting subversion but details of charges are unknown; supporters say trial is unlikely to be fair.
- Huang and Wang organized informal gatherings and networks among activists and journalists.
- Huang played a key role in sparking China's #MeToo movement and advocating for women's rights.
- Their closed trial continues China's crackdown on dissent under Xi Jinping's leadership.