Founder and director of the Sichuan-based human rights website “64 Tianwang”, detained fore more than 4 years, sentenced to 12 years’ imprisonment in January 2019. 
(Amnesty International)

Huang Qi, 57, journalist, RSF Award 2004 and 2016. Creator of China’s first human rights news website in 1998 and winner of the Reporters Without Borders Cyber-Freedom Prize in 2004, Huang Qi has spent eight of the past 14 years in prison. He was jailed in 2000 for “inciting subversion” and again in 2008 on a charge of “ possessing state secrets”, for gathering information to help parents of the victims of the Sichuan earthquake. With the help of thousands of volunteers, his 64tianwang.com website has done extraordinary work over the past 16 years, publishing information about tens of thousands of human rights violations and helping to win at least 10 billion yuan (more than a billion euros) in compensation for victims throughout China.
(Reporters Without Borders)

Solidarity address

Huang Qi
No. 9 Xiangjiazui
Bazhou Qu
Bazhong Shi
Sichuan Sheng
636000
People's Republic of China

中国四川省巴中市巴州区向家嘴9号四川省巴中监狱黄琦收

Information provided by Amnesty International; Reporters Without Borders