Author: Liu Yong
China Cancels UK Human Rights Summit After Akmal Shaikh Execution
From Telegraph: The UK-China Human Rights Dialogue is jointly organised by the Foreign Office and the Chinese Foreign Affairs ministry and has been running since 1997. The meetings, which take place twice a year, are a key part of Britain’s “comprehensive approach” to human rights in China, according t
January 10, 2010 5:56 AM
China’s Secret Gambling Problem
From Telegraph:Ma Honggang was once a legend in the secretive, twilight world of China’s high-stakes gamblers. Moving from city to city, he spent countless nights around card tables in the smoke-filled apartments that act as secret casinos in a country where gambling is illegal and regarded by the authorities as a ser
January 9, 2010 10:00 AM
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- 2010.01.06 Chinese Academia Ghost-writing ‘Widespread’
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- 2010.01.04 Human Rights In China Still Need To Be Improved: Report
- 2010.01.04 U.S.-China Relations To Face Strains, Experts Say
- 2010.01.04 Chinese Dissident Appeals Subversion Conviction
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- 2010.01.03 Edward McMillan-Scott: We Need New Powers To Rein In China
