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New Mental Health Law Comes Into Effect
China’s first mental health law, passed by the National People’s Congress Standing Committee last October after attempts spanning almost 30 years, came into effect on May 1st. Besides protecting patient privacy and at least acknowledging the need for more resources, the law has been hailed for addressing the problem of wrongful institutionalization, increasingly used as a weapon by locaMay 1, 2013 5:49 PM
Ten Imprisoned for Illegally Detaining Petitioners
Xinhua reported on Tuesday that ten people from Henan have received prison sentences for wrongfully imprisoning petitione
In Guizhou, Journalist Intimidation On Display
Der Spiegel’s Bernhard Zand recaps the tragic November death of 5 homeless boys in Guizhou, and the official backla
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The Tale of the Kidnapped Princeling
Aside from the privileges they enjoy as a result of their political and business connections, Chinese “princelings&
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