February 11, 2008 4:00 PM
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Netizen Party Announced
It’s happened at last. From John Kennedy at Global Voices: From forcing the rescue of hundreds of brick kiln slave laborers last year and seeing it through long after local bodies gave up to being analytical piranhas when dealt obvious official lies, and numerous examples in between, it seems some netizens have realized their comparative advantage over local government authorities and this hubrisFebruary 11, 2008 3:26 AM
Song: Chinese Children
Zhou Yunpeng ???, 38, is a poet and folk singer based in Beijing. He went blind when he was nine. His last image of the
A Net Campaign for the Parents of Slaves
On Global Voices, Bob Chen reminds us that the families of brick kiln slave workers are still desperately searching for their
January 26, 2008 9:59 PM
Look Up to the Stars Together – Lian Yue
September 5, 2007 8:00 PM
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- More Than 1,000 Rescued From Forced Labor In ...
- In Search of the Missing Kiln Workers –...
- Shanxi Governor Bows for Better Public Servic...
- China Slavery Verdict Angers Families –...
- Beijing’s Lack of Penalties in Labor Ca...
- 95 Chinese Officials Punished in Forced Labou...
- China Tries 26 For Slave Labour － AFP
- Only Democracy Ensures Human Dignity – ...
- Southern Metropolis Daily: Where Did the Medi...
- The Shanxi Officials In The Eye Of The Storm ...
- Chinese Slave Labour Trial Begins – BBC...
- Black Kiln Incident Originates In Local Tyran...
- “How Can You Answer To Your Conscience?...
- Brick Slave Portraits – Tan Weishan
- The Root of Slave Labour in China – Li ...
- China Cracks Down on Labor Practices – ...
- The History of the Illegal Brick Mine in Hong...
