Tag: Protests

• 2013.05.31 Environmental Protests a “Sign of Unequal Society”
• 2013.05.16 Ministry of Truth: Kunming Environmental Protest
• 2013.05.09 Ministry of Truth: Beijing Mall “Suicide” Jump
• 2013.05.09 Ministry of Truth: Planned Yunnan Oil Refinery
• 2013.05.08 Ministry of Truth: Beijing Protest, Thallium Case
• 2013.05.08 Sensitive Words: Beijing Protest After “Suicide”
• 2013.05.06 Anatomy of Two Protests: Kunming vs. Chengdu
• 2013.04.29 Sensitive Words: Protests, Arrests, and More
• 2013.04.26 River Crab Archive: Month-long Xiamen Sit-in Ended
• 2013.03.04 Shine Has Worn Off Wukan’s Early Triumphs
• 2013.02.14 Wukan Democracy Leaves Village Divided
• 2013.02.13 Word of the Week: Take a Walk
• 2013.01.24 Workers Go Gangnam Style to Demand Unpaid Wages
• 2013.01.08 Southern Weekly Censorship Faceoff Continues (Updated)
• 2013.01.02 Sensitive Words: Protesters, Ox Demons, and More
• 2012.12.17 Ministry of Truth: Personal Finances
• 2012.12.09 Vietnam Breaks Up Anti-China Protests
• 2012.11.29 Women Protest Gynaecology Checks for Civil Servants
• 2012.11.23 80th Tibetan Self-Immolation Reported
• 2012.11.15 Notice: Crackdown on Tibetan Market
• 2012.11.08 Tibetans Protest After Self-Immolations (Updated)
• 2012.11.02 Drawing the News: Sandy, Sparta and Beyond
• 2012.10.29 Ningbo Protests Point to Middle Class Discontent
• 2012.10.29 Sensitive Words: Ningbo Protests and Wen Jiabao
• 2012.10.27 Sensitive Words: Ningbo Protests and More
• 2012.10.27 Weibo Blocks Photo Uploading in Ningbo
• 2012.10.17 Residents Take to Streets After Man Reported Killed (Updated)
• 2012.10.08 New Leftist Targeted in Shoe-Throwing Protest
• 2012.09.21 The Dangerous Game of Protesting in China
• 2012.09.17 Hexie Farm (蟹农场): Patriotic Turtles
• 2012.09.16 “Express Our Patriotic Fervor Legally, Rationally”
• 2012.09.07 Sensitive Words: Fish Veggie Chicken and More
• 2012.09.03 Mainland Tensions Seeping Into Hong Kong Schools
• 2012.08.31 Cross-Talk Comics: Killing the Messenger
• 2012.08.22 Child Protesters Reap Success For Migrant Workers
• 2012.07.29 Tenuous Calm After Pollution Protests (Updated)
• 2012.07.17 VIP Visit Brings Uproar to Mount Baekdu
• 2012.07.10 No More Politics, Get Back to Studying
• 2012.07.08 Suspicion of Government High After Pollution Protests
• 2012.07.06 Hong Kong Presents Challenge for Xi, Leung
• 2012.07.05 Peruvian Town May Move for Chinese Mine
• 2012.07.04 The Dirty Truth About China’s Incinerators
• 2012.04.20 Death and Civil Unrest in Yunnan
• 2012.03.03 All Eyes on Wukan as Polls Open (Updated)
• 2012.03.02 Election Fever in Wukan as Vote Nears
• 2012.02.27 A Tale of Two Protests
• 2012.02.20 Hong Kongers Protest New Driving Plan
• 2012.02.16 Foreign Journalists Jumped in Panhe
• 2012.02.01 Wukan Tests Democracy With Historic Vote
• 2012.01.19 Land Grabs: Why Take The Risk?
• 2012.01.16 Wukan Protest Leader Named Party Chief
• 2011.12.23 Phoenix Weekly Sheds Light on Haimen
• 2011.12.19 Organized Wukan Villagers Plan Next Steps
• 2011.12.16 With Roadblock Strengthening, Wukan Remains Defiant
• 2011.12.16 Netizens Show Support for Wukan Revolt
• 2011.12.16 Wukan Honors Martyr Amid Siege
• 2011.12.15 Wukan Rejects Ransom, Siege Continues (Updated)
• 2011.12.09 Occupy Chang’an Avenue?
• 2011.11.25 Ai Weiwei: "Shame on Me"
• 2011.10.22 China: Occupy Wall St Gets Too Close