February 9, 2012 3:18 AM
Law
New Self-Immolation in Sichuan
Another Tibetan set himself on fire in Sichuan’s Aba prefecture early on Wednesday evening, according to India-based monks who gave a statement to Radio Free Asia: The still-unidentified Tibetan man shouted slogans before self-immolating, they said. “The protester appeared to be a monk,” Yeshe and Tsering said, quoting a source, “but his name and place of origin and other details are not known.February 9, 2012 4:10 AM
US Citizen Ge Xun Beaten & Interrogated in Beijing
At Seeing Red in China, Yaxue Cao translates Ge Xun’s account of his recent detention and deportation (Part 2 here).
Criminal Justice Reform Moot?
Looming changes to China’s Criminal Procedure Law offer mixed prospects, theoretically providing new protections while
February 8, 2012 2:07 AM
Nearly Half China Farmers ‘Suffer Land Grabs’
The recent uprising in Wukan, Guangdong focused attention on the plight of farmers whose land is confiscated by developers
February 8, 2012 12:10 AM
- Premier Calls for Better Land-Right Protections
- State Media Responds to Rights Report
- China Dissident Tried over Skype Messages, Poem
- New Law: Backdoor Reunification?
- Global Times Backs Twitter Policy
- Subversion vs. Inciting Subversion
- Activist Sentenced as Crackdowns Continue
- China to Extend Microblogging Requirements
- ‘Good Samaritan’ Case Gets New Ending
- Apple Releases 2012 Supplier Responsibility Report
- Petitioners, Others Held in Mental Hospitals
- Death Penalty Cases Rife With Evidence Flaws
- Heavy Punishment and the Ongoing Crackdown in China...
- Ganbei: A Toast to Anti-Corruption
- Manhunt Underway for Nanjing Killer
- Wukan and the Rule of Law
- Writers Sue Apple for Copyright Violation
- Authorities to Review Ai Weiwei Tax Case
