Tag: Freedom of expression

• 2013.05.05 ‘The Dark Road’ and Ma Jian on Censorship
• 2013.05.03 Salman Rushdie, Murong Xuecun on Censorship
• 2013.01.23 China’s Resistance Art Beyond Ai Weiwei
• 2012.12.31 Hexie Farm (蟹农场): Statue of Liberty, Chinese-style
• 2012.12.30 Politics and the Chinese Language
• 2012.12.26 Scholars Cautiously Urge Political Reform
• 2012.12.21 Writers Honored for Free Expression Commitment
• 2012.12.17 Hexie Farm (蟹农场): Speech is Not a Crime
• 2012.12.06 Hexie Farm (蟹农场): Silence is Golden
• 2012.12.06 Wu Si: The Five Levels of Freedom of Expression
• 2012.10.01 Han Han: ‘Why Aren’t You Grateful?’
• 2012.09.10 Oregon Mural Draws Fire from China
• 2012.09.08 Do China’s Bloggers Threaten or Bolster Communist Rule?
• 2012.08.30 Yahoo! Dissident Wang Xiaoning to be Released
• 2012.07.14 Yu Jie On His New Biography of Liu Xiaobo
• 2012.05.03 Self-Censorship a “Potent Poison” for China’s Writers
• 2012.04.27 An Interview With Mao Yushi
• 2012.04.16 Free Speech Activists Protest London Book Fair
• 2012.02.16 Hard-pressed Documentary Makers Keep Rolling
• 2012.01.25 Inside a Chinese Communist Party School
• 2012.01.10 Why Chinese Political Humor is Spreading Online
• 2012.01.09 Jonathan Mirsky: Banned in China
• 2012.01.05 China’s Vice President Orders More Thought Control over Students
• 2011.12.22 Chen Wei Sentenced to 9 Years for Online Essays (Updated)
• 2011.11.06 Pushing China’s Limits on Web, if Not on Paper
• 2011.09.27 Hu Fayun and His Internet Novel
• 2011.07.22 Chinese Human Rights Plan Must Address Past Failings to Succeed
• 2011.07.20 Counterpoint: Debunking Myths About China
• 2011.06.27 Angela Sorby: Creating a Cone of Silence in China
• 2011.06.26 Yu Hua: The Spirit of May 35th
• 2011.06.01 What Are You Allowed to Say on China’s Social Networks?
• 2011.05.10 A Revolution’s Namesake Is Contraband in China
• 2011.04.29 People’s Daily Editorial Urges Tolerance for “Differing Ideas”
• 2011.04.28 A Message of Tolerance, Unrepressed
• 2011.04.01 The Big Chill; Yang Hengjun Says He Will Return to China
• 2011.03.27 In China, Microblogging Sites Become Free-speech Platform
• 2011.02.18 Middle East Revolutions: The View from China
• 2011.02.10 Cheng Yizhong: This is Your Paradise
• 2011.02.01 In China, a New Year’s Cartoon Tests Boundaries of Free Speech
• 2010.12.15 Zhang Ming: Why Our Students Squeal on Their Teachers
• 2010.11.29 The Internet’s Cyber Radicals: Heroes of the Web Changing the World
• 2010.11.01 “Loss of Control Over Public Opinion: A Catalyst for the Breakdown of the Soviet Union”
• 2010.10.22 Thorbjorn Jagland: Why We Gave Liu Xiaobo a Nobel (Updated)
• 2010.10.17 L. Gordon Crovitz: In China, Even the Premier Is Censored
• 2010.10.14 Chinese Reform Activists Ramp Up Communist Party Pressure in Open Letter Supporting Liu Xiaobo
• 2010.10.14 Political Stasis is China’s Achilles Heel
• 2010.10.13 China’s Leaders Prepare to Meet as Elders Slam Censorship of Wen
• 2010.06.15 Rebecca MacKinnon: China’s Internet White Paper: Networked Authoritarianism in Action
• 2010.05.07 Han Han (韩寒): To Welcome You With Wine And Endless Talk
• 2010.05.05 Frank Moorhouse: Soft Power, Hard Labour
• 2010.04.29 Han Han (韩寒) Comes in at Number Two in Time 100 Poll: “Let the Sunshine In” (Updated with Readers’ Comments)
• 2010.03.24 How China’s Internet Generation Broke the Silence
• 2010.03.16 Yang Hengjun on Bloggers and Social Change in China
• 2010.03.12 Heartthrob’s Barbed Blog Challenges China’s Leaders
• 2010.01.30 Ian Buruma: Battling the Information Barbarians
• 2010.01.28 Ma Jian (马建): It Doesn’t Pay to Appease China
• 2010.01.14 White House Backs Google, Seeks China Explanation
• 2009.12.31 Writers Rally for Jailed Chinese Dissident
• 2009.12.18 Jonathan Mirsky: Words on Trial in Beijing
• 2009.11.27 China’s Impolitic Artist, Still Waiting to Be Silenced