April 25, 2012 10:50 AM
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All Eyes on Wukan as Polls Open (Updated)
Villagers in Wukan cast their votes Saturday to fill seats on a new village committee, only a few months after violent protests over corrupt land grabs and the death of a detained villager drove away local officials and yielded concessions from Guangdong party leaders. From Channel News Asia: A carnival atmosphere prevailed in Wukan on Saturday with mothers carrying their babies and elderly women tMarch 3, 2012 4:05 AM
China Punishes 20 Officials after Village Protests
Four months after large-scale protests in Wukan, Guangdong, led to elections for new village leaders, the authorities hav
After Voting, Can Wukan Claim Victory?
After electing a new village chief and one deputy on Saturday, voters in Wukan went back to the polls on Sunday to vote i
March 5, 2012 7:06 AM
Election Fever in Wukan as Vote Nears
Candidates for election to Wukan’s new village committee gave campaign speeches on Wednesday as they make their fin
March 2, 2012 4:07 AM
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