February 4, 2013 10:13 PM
Tag: Freedom of speech
CCP
censorship
Chengdu
democracy
Global Times
Guangzhou
Hainan
health care
He Weifang
Hu Jintao
Hu Jiwei
Internet censorship
Internet control
Internet freedom
Internet privacy
Internet surveillance
James Fallows
journalists
Li Chengpeng
maoism
Mao Zedong
netizens
Netizen Voices
political reform
rule of law
sina weibo
Southern Weekly
southern weekly protest 2013
stability maintenance
weibo
Widening Discontent Among the Party Faithful
The New York Times’ Edward Wong connects several of the year’s major stories so far, including the Southern Weekly anti-censorship protests and cases of severe air and water pollution in Beijing and elsewhere. Each of them, he argues, shows signs of dissatisfaction with “Wizard-of-Oz-style” government and a growing appetite for a political voice among China’s elites anJanuary 20, 2013 3:36 PM
Chang Ping on Media Censorship and Its Future
At ChinaFile, Ouyang Bin talks to former Southern Weekly editor Chang Ping about the New Year censorship stand-off at the
Li Chengpeng’s Silent Book Signing
On January 11, popular writer and critic Li Chengpeng reported on Weibo that he had received orders not to speak at his b
January 16, 2013 11:56 AM
Controversy Pursues Li Chengpeng Book Tour
A series of book signings by writer and 6.5 million-follower weibo celebrity Li Chengpeng has become a lightning rod for
January 15, 2013 9:44 PM
- Charges Dropped in Violinist’s Inciting...
- New Leftist Targeted in Shoe-Throwing Protest
- Eric X. Li vs Minxin Pei on China and Democra...
- An Interview With Mao Yushi
- Netizen Voices: No Place Is Outside the Law
- Netizen Voices: Thought, Hope, and Imaginatio...
- Does Hu Xijin Favor Free Speech?
- FT: Netizen Thoughts on 18th Party Congress
- He Weifang: No Free Speech, No Political Prog...
- Ai Mi: Liu Xiaobo Shocks Chinese Society by ...
- Open Letter from Party Elders Calls for Free ...
- China Torn over Internet Freedoms
