Author: josh rudolph
Hong Kong Media Office Attacked
The office of In-Media [zh], a Hong Kong citizen journalism website, was attacked by masked men earlier this week. The Wall Street Journal’s China Realtime Report provides the details: Witnesses said that in the early afternoon on Wednesday, four Chinese men wearing surgical masks and gloves rushed into the ninth-
Chinese Addiction Study, Human Rights, and the U.S.
Science published a report in April describing a new procedure that could prevent cravings and relapses in drug addicts. The study was conducted in China on human test subjects at Beijing Ankang Hospital and the Tian Tang He Drug Rehabilitation Center. Last week, Science published a letter from Dr. Joseph J. Amon, healt
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