Tag: Crackdown

• 2013.05.07 Diseased Pork Operation Busted in Fujian
• 2013.05.03 900 Arrested for “Meat-Related Crimes”
• 2013.03.29 ‘Chinese-Style’ Crackdown vs. ‘Chinese-Style’ Crossing
• 2012.12.04 Righting Wrongs in Chongqing
• 2012.11.22 79th Tibetan Self-Immolation Reported
• 2012.02.27 A Tale of Two Protests
• 2012.02.07 More Self-Immolations Reported in Sichuan
• 2012.01.12 Heavy Punishment and the Ongoing Crackdown in China
• 2011.11.10 Cracking Down on Counterfeiting
• 2011.11.02 A Budding Buddhist Revolution?
• 2011.07.14 China Says Piracy Problem Not “Extremely Serious”
• 2011.05.30 Don Clarke & Li Tiantian: Two Takes on the Jasmine Revolution in China
• 2011.05.25 Li Tiantian: The Fable of the Hornet, the Bird, and the Tortoise
• 2011.04.29 “One In, One Out”: Human Rights Lawyer Li Fangping Detained
• 2011.04.29 Human Rights Lawyer Teng Biao Released
• 2011.04.29 Great Leap Backward
• 2011.04.15 The Economist on China’s Crackdown
• 2011.04.07 Ai Weiwei’s Detention “Nothing to Do with Human Rights or Freedom of Expression”
• 2011.03.30 China’s Crackdown Continues (Updated)
• 2010.06.14 Society ‘Strike Hard’ Campaign Targets Violent Crimes
• 2009.04.08 China Cracks Down Ahead of Sensitive Anniversaries
• 2009.01.28 China Detains 81 People in Tibet Crackdown (Update 1)
• 2008.11.20 Netizen Comments and Opinions on the Longnan Riots
• 2004.04.16 Publish and be Damned
• 2004.04.09 Legal experts challenge corruption charges against journalists
• 2004.04.07 Jailing of tabloid managers a slap in Hu’s face (SCMP)
• 2004.04.04 Arrest of Journalists Seen as Payback for A Bold Voice in China (Washington Post)
• 2004.04.03 A Dismal Chapter in China’s Media History
• 2004.04.02 Provincial Politics and the Death of Free Media in China (Asia Media; Jamestown Foundation’s China Brief)
• 2004.03.22 Southern Metropolis News editors arrested
• 2004.03.21 Chinese court jails paper staff (BBC)
• 2004.03.19 Shuttered Blog Sites Back On
• 2004.03.16 Update on the China Weblog crackdown
• 2004.03.12 China Cracks Down on Blog Service Providers
• 2004.03.09 China mutes online news (Christian Science Monitor)