April 2, 2013 5:46 PM
Tag: Stability maintenance
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Anatomy of Two Protests: Kunming vs. Chengdu
East by Southeast, a new group blog on “China’s footprint in Southeast Asia and […] the big questions surrounding China’s global rise“, has posted a detailed account of Saturday’s peaceful PX protests in Kunming, praising the conduct of both protesters and police: At 2:15pm protesters rolled out another long banner, this time white with black letters. The police, who earlier voiMay 6, 2013 12:48 PM
A Day in the Life of a Beijing ‘Black Guard’
While Chinese citizens are legally entitled to present grievances to the central government in Beijing, their efforts are
Public Increasingly Outraged by Abusive Chengguan
Abuse inflicted on China’s lower class by chengguan has long drawn public outrage. While the dictionary defines the
March 31, 2013 7:55 PM
Chang Ping on Media Censorship and Its Future
At ChinaFile, Ouyang Bin talks to former Southern Weekly editor Chang Ping about the New Year censorship stand-off at the
February 4, 2013 10:13 PM
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- Breaking the Cycle of Petition and Intercepti...
- The Tale of the Kidnapped Princeling
- Fruit Knives, Taxi Windows in Pre-Congress Cr...
- China’s Land Seizures Drop
- One School’s Stability Maintenance Instructio...
- Law, Stability and Sliding Reform
- Ministry of Truth: The “Almighty God Cu...
- Netizen Voices: Thought, Hope, and Imaginatio...
- Netizen Voices: Welcome to Sparta! (2)
- 18th Party Congress Dos and Don’ts
- Word of the Week: Maintain Stability
- In Provincial Capital, Display of Police Forc...
- Diaoyu Protesters “Backed by the State”
- Netizen Voices: Blasting the People’s Daily
- Conquering Space and Suppressing the Cosmos
- That Year, These Years: Stories of Tiananmen
