September 29, 2011 11:21 PM
Tag: Land disputes
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Hu Deping on Wukan and Land Rights
Hu Deping, son of former Communist Party General Secretary Hu Yaobang, contributed this commentary to a forum discussing the December 22 People’s Daily editorial “What Does ‘Wukan’s Turn’ Mean for Us?” The discussion was posted December 27 on the website Hu Yaobang Historical Data. (Translation by Harriet Xu)This morning, a reporter from the Wall Street Journal met me. FirstDecember 28, 2011 8:29 AM
Velvet Glove Trumps Iron Fist in South China Land Riot
At Reuters, John Pomfret examines an unusually light-handed turn to the official response to riots in Wukan, Guangdong against
Chinese Villagers Get Inquiry after Protests over Developer 'Land Grabs'
Following several days of protests by villagers n Guangdong angered by government plans to take over their land for redevelopment
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Unrest Grows as Economy Booms
The Wall Street Journal gives an overview of the increasing social unrest throughout China, much of which, like this week’s
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