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Ai Weiwei
Ai Weiwei detention 2011
Arab Spring
crackdown
democracy
detention
dissident control
drinking tea
DSD
Egypt
foreign correspondents
foreign media
freedom of expression
Global Times
Great Firewall
Internet censorship
Jason Ng
Liu Shihui
Liu Xiaobo
middle east
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
online activism
press freedom
protests
public security
social unrest
tunisia
tweets
Twitter
violence against journalists
The Year in Review 2011
The year that just passed was an especially busy one for China watchers and journalists. We have put together a slideshow of some of the top stories from 2011, from the CCP’s lavish 90th birthday celebrations to the siege of Wukan, Guangdong by local residents. Please click on the underlined text within each slide to read more. Happy New Year to all our readers, and here’s to a calmer,January 1, 2012 4:16 PM
Word of the Week: Take a Walk
The Word of the Week comes from China Digital Space’s Grass-Mud Horse Lexicon, a glossary of terms created by Chinese net
Sensitive Words: Anti-Japan Protests (2)
As of September 19, the following search terms are blocked on Sina Weibo (not including the “search for user” function):
September 19, 2012 11:51 AM
Al Jazeera Expulsion Still Unexplained
A Foreign Ministry spokesman’s non-answers about the expulsion of Al Jazeera English correspondent Melissa Chan this week
May 10, 2012 9:14 PM
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- Han Han on Freedom, Democracy and Revolution
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- China’s Jailed Nobel Laureate One Year Later
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- Current History: Special Issue on China and E...
- Arab Spring, Chinese Winter
- Meet China’s Other Dissidents: Wang Lih...
- Don Clarke & Li Tiantian: Two Takes on t...
- Li Tiantian: The Fable of the Hornet, the Bir...
- China’s Sharper Focus on Internal Secur...
- Clinton: China’s Human Rights Record ...
- A Revolution’s Namesake Is Contraband in Chin...
- Trying to Stir Up a Popular Protest in China,...
- Jasmine In The Middle Kingdom: Autopsy Of Chi...
- Fears of Uprisings Prompt China’s Easter crac...
- @StonyWang: Forced to Drink Jasmine Tea




