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• China plans concerted domestic, regional effort on human trafficking. China View, 13 December 2007. China said Thursday that 28 government ministries would make a concerted effort to halt human trafficking in China and neighboring countries.
  
• China targets human trafficking after kiln scandal. Reuters, 04 September 2007. China, rocked by a brick kiln child slavery scandal, plans to set up a national panel to stop human trafficking, aimed at protecting women and children from forced labor and prostitution, state media reported on Tuesday.
• Associated Press Examines Reaction of People Allegedly Forced To Undergo Abortions, Sterilizations in China. KaizerNetwork.org, 30 August 2007. The Associated Press on Tuesday examined the increasing number of "ordinary citizens" who are "speaking out" about the Chinese government's "regular but sometimes brutal intrusion into intimate family matters" to enforce the country's one-child-per-family policy
• More forced into prostitution, labor. China Daily, 27 July 2007. Forced labor and sexual exploitation have increased as the trend in human trafficking in China has taken a turn for the worst.
• Asylum Ruling Leaves Out Chinese Spouses. Guardian Unlimited, 16 July 2007. The husbands of women forced to abort a pregnancy or undergo involuntary sterilization, or else face persecution under China's coercive population control program, do not automatically qualify for asylum, a federal appeals court ruled Monday.
• Lawmakers angered at sidelining of independent rape crisis center. The Standard, Tuesday, July 10, 2007. Hong Kong's first nongovernment rape crisis center, which has been operating for the past five years - is being marginalized by the government, lawmakers have claimed.

• Imbalanced Sex Ratio at Birth and Comprehensive Intervention in China, Shuzhuo Li, Institute for Population and Development Studies, School of Public Policy and Administration, Xi’an Jiaotong University, 2007
  
• Sexual Violence Against Women and Children in China. K.L Chan, Sexual Violence Research Initiative, 2007. The executive summary is also available in Chinese.
• The status of women and girls in Hong Kong: The plight of women and girls in Hong Kong, A. Kershaw; D. DeGolyer, The Women's Foundation, 2006

• A Review of Empirical Literature on the Prevalence and Risk Markers of Male-on-Female Intimate Partner Violence in Contemporary China, 1987-2006. Tang CS-K, Lai BP-Y. Aggress Violent Behav; 13(1): 10-28. 2008
• Experiences and perceptions of intimate partner violence among older Chinese immigrants. Shibusawa T, Yick A. J Elder Abuse Negl; 19(3-4): 1-17. 2007
• Prevention of child sexual abuse in China: Knowledge, attitudes, and communication practices of parents of elementary school children. Chen J, Dunne MP, Han P. Child Abuse Neglect 2007
• Identifying intimate partner violence: comparing the Chinese abuse assessment screen with the Chinese revised conflict tactics scales. Tiwari A, Fong D, Chan K, Leung W, Parker B, Ho P. BJOG 2007
• Child slavery in Hong Kong: case report and historical review.  Lee AC, So KT. Hong Kong Med J; 12(6): 463-6. 2006
• Sexual abuse and reproductive health among unmarried young women seeking abortion in China . Wu J; Wang L; Zhao G; Zhang X, International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics. Feb;92(2):186-191, 2006
• Child sexual abuse in Henan province, China: associations with sadness, suicidality, and risk behaviors among adolescent girls. Chen J, Dunne MP, Han P.,  J Adolesc Health. May;38(5):544-9, 2006
• Sexual abuse and reproductive health among unmarried young women seeking abortion in China. Wu J, Wang L, Zhao G, Zhang X., Int J Gynaecol Obstet. Feb; 92(2):186-91. Epub 2005, 2006
• The clinical outcome of 137 rape victims in Hong Kong.  Chu LC, Tung WK., Hong Kong Med J. Oct;11(5):391-6, 2005
• Intimate Partner Violence in China: National Prevalence, Risk Factors and Associated Health Problems,  William L. Parish, Tianfu Wang, Edward O. Laumann, Suiming Pan and Ye Luo, International Family Planning Perspectives, Volume 30, Number 4, December 2004
• "Contextualising the Rhetoric of Sexual Violence in Hong Kong", Chiu, Man-chung China: An International Journal - Volume 2, Number 1, March, pp. 83-107, Singapore University Press, Ltd, 2004
• Attitude towards rape among doctors working in the emergency department.  Wong AY, Wong TW, Lau PF, Lau CC., Eur J Emerg Med. Jun;9(2):123-6, 2002.
• "Marrying My Rapist?!": The Cultural Trauma among Chinese Rape Survivors, Tsun-Yin Luo, Gender and Society, Vol. 14, No. 4 (Aug., 2000), pp. 581-597
• Chinese Rape Law in Comparative Perspective, Harold, T,.  Australian Journal of Chinese Affairs, No. 31 (Jan.), pp. 1-23, doi:10.2307/2949898, 1994

• Twenty Key Chinese Websites on Gender and Development, Report No. 69 Feng Yuan, BRIDGE 2005
• Stop Domestic Violence Network (in Chinese)