Xie Yang Pleads Guilty to Inciting Subversion
Rights lawyer Xie Yang stood trial in Changsha on Monday, nearly two years after his detention in...
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“Christian Theme Park” in Changsha Irks Neo-Maoists
A “Christian theme park” in Hunan, the home province of Mao Zedong, is drawing intense...
Supporters Issue Statement After Lawyer Disappears
Last week, rights lawyer Jiang Tianyong went missing after traveling to Changsha to assist the...
Netizen Voices: “Who Let You Provoke Uncle Ou”?
Ou Shaokun is a 62-year-old anti-corruption activist based in Guangzhou who was detained by police...
Minitrue: Changsha Knife Attack, More
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
Minitrue: Do Not Report on Chen Yongzhou’s Arrest
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
Calls for Journalist’s Release Gain Momentum
At China Media Project, David Bandurski writes that Guangdong’s New Express repeated its...
Guangdong Newspaper Pleads For Journalist’s Release (Updated)
China Media Project’s David Bandurski translates a front-page editorial from...
Speedy Trains Transform China
The New York Times’ Keith Bradsher reports that high-speed rail has, “without a doubt,...
Developer: Changsha Skyscraper Project On Track
The developer of a record-breaking skyscraper in Changsha is denying media reports that it had not received the necessary approvals to proceed with the project, according to the South China Morning Post: Broad Group spokeswoman...
Weibo: Anti-Japan Protests
CDT Chinese collected these photos from anti-Japan protests over the weekend. Many have already...
Ming Pao: Rules for Anti-Japan Protests
The Hong Kong paper Ming Pao reports on the ongoing anti-Japan demonstrations sweeping China: Strict Control Over Anti-Japanese Demonstrations: Public Employees Forbidden to Encourage or Take Part Ming Pao Newsflash: Numerous...
Drawing the News
Netizens don’t just write colorful comments on Weibo critiquing Chinese politics and society. Many...
Chinese Cities Pledge to Boost Spending, but Will They?
The Wall Street Journal reports that a number of Chinese cities have rolled out large stimulus measures intended to boost slumping growth: The city of Chongqing in China’s southwest called for investment of 1.5 trillion...
China Executes 15 in 1 Day (Updated)
China’s official state media announced that 15 people were executed in the Hunan city of Changsha last Thursday, including a man convicted of detonating explosives outside a local tax office in July 2010. From The...
China Extends Surveillance Into Supermarkets, Cinemas and Classrooms
While Chongqing’s surveillance program has stoked particular controversy due to the participation of Western technology firms, it is far from unique: more than ten million security cameras are estimated to have been...
More Warnings of Electricity Shortages Across China
Caijing issues further warnings about electricity shortages around China, which have led to power rationing and stuttering production lines. Many measures have been applied to industries in Zhejiang Province as well. Some have...
China Takes Lead in Clean Energy, With Aggressive State Aid (Updated)
The New York Times reports from Changsha, the center of China’s growing green tech industry: The booming Chinese clean energy sector, now more than a million jobs strong, is quickly coming to dominate the production of...
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