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CNHRA EVENT RECORD · CNHRA-E-020709

Zhang Zhan: Renewed Measures in 2024, Second Four-Year Sentence and Appeal

张展2024年再次被采取强制措施、第二次四年判刑与上诉

Date

2024-08-29

Location

Shanghai, China

Event Type

Detention · Trial · Sentencing

Human Rights Issues

Freedom of the Press · Freedom of Expression · Right to a Fair Trial · Right to Health

Record ID

CNHRA-E-020709

Summary

The government reply records renewed criminal measures on August 29, 2024, a four-year sentence on September 19, 2025, an appeal dismissed on October 27 and transfer to Shanghai Women’s Prison. Special Procedures had raised concerns about the closed hearing and loss of contact.[2]

Description

After completing her sentence in May 2024, Zhang was again subjected to criminal coercive measures on August 29, the procedural starting point given in China’s 2026 reply.[2]

Pudong New Area Court imposed four years for picking quarrels and provoking trouble on September 19, 2025. Shanghai No. 1 Intermediate Court rejected the appeal on October 27. China reported subsequent transfer to Shanghai Women’s Prison; Special Procedures had raised concerns about hearing access, contact and medical care.[2][1]

Developments

Renewed criminal coercive measures

China’s reply records renewed criminal coercive measures, followed by a second prosecution.[2]

Second four-year sentence

The government reply and communication record a second four-year sentence.[2]

Appeal rejected according to China’s reply

China’s reply states that Shanghai No. 1 Intermediate Court rejected the appeal and upheld the judgment.[2]

Related People

Zhang Zhan

张展

CNHRA-P-252108

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Organizations

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Documents

Sources

  1. [1]

    CNHRA-S-716546UN Special Procedures

    Evidence location: PDF page 1 communication date; page 2 Context; page 3 New detention and sentence.

  2. [2]

    CNHRA-S-592052Government of China / UN Special Procedures

    Evidence location: PDF page 1 note CHN/HR/2026/17 and signature date; page 2 answers 1–3 concerning the two cases and appeal.

Record ID: CNHRA-E-020709