Chinese Human Rights Baby Steps

The government has turned to an American businessman for help in balancing trade with human rights.

Published May 20, 2009

It often seems human rights and China mix about as well as oil and water, and that raising this thorny issue is the quickest way to get blacklisted by the Middle Kingdom. The curious case of John Kamm, however, proves otherwise.

This Ivy League-educated American has spent more than 20 years fighting for human rights in China, all the while maintaining the respect and gratitude of Chinese authorities....

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