 His profile rose further in 2005 when he filed a landmark class-action suit taking on abuses of the one-child policy.In 2006, Chen Guangcheng was named one of the "Time" 100, "Time"'s annual list of "100 men and women whose power, talent or moral example is transforming our world".The citation stated, "He may have lost his sight as a child, but Chen Guangcheng's legal vision has helped illuminate the plight of thousands of Chinese villagers."