Chinese worry over hostage death
BBC Monitoring has summarized Chinese media reactions to the death of kidnapped engineer Wang Peng, who was killed in South Waziristan yesterday.
October 15, 2004 9:30 AM
Posted By: Sophie Beach
Categories: China & the World, Information Revolution
Related Stories
- 2012.04.16 Rail Stations to Use Face Recognition Systems
- 2012.03.10 24,000 Abducted Women, Children Rescued in ’11 (Updated)
- 2012.02.02 China Seeks Help on Kidnapped Workers
- 2011.12.07 178 Children Rescued in Human Trafficking Crackdown
- 2011.10.26 “To Tear Out the Heart and Rip Out Their Eyes”: A Story of Kidnapping, Sorcery, and Mass Violence
- 2011.10.11 Living With Dead Hearts: The Search for China's Kidnapped Children
- 2011.09.28 Journalist Denies Arrest, TV Wrongly Identifies Suspect in Luoyang Sex Slave Case
- 2011.09.23 Journalist Detained for Reporting Former Official's Sex Dungeon Murders
- 2011.02.11 Downsides Unseen of Child-abduction Blog, Online Rogues
- 2011.02.09 The Tearful Reunion of Peng Gaofeng and His Long-Lost Son (Updated)
- 2011.02.07 Chinese Professor Creates Microblog to End Child-Abduction and Forced Child Beggars
- 2010.12.16 “Finding Home”: Documentary about China’s Kidnapped Children
- 2010.11.12 The Searchers
- 2009.12.18 Liu Hongbo (刘洪波): Open Information Should Not be Government-Managed
- 2009.10.28 China Struggles to Identify Rescued Kidnap Victims
- 2009.06.18 Children Forced into Pickpocket Gang Return Home
- 2009.05.30 Kidnappers Swoop on China’s Girls
- 2009.05.29 Chinese Police Bust Kidnapping Ring in South China City
- 2009.02.15 Taliban Free Captive Chinese Engineer in Pakistan
- 2008.10.19 Nine Chinese Oil Workers Kidnapped in Sudan
