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A website run by Chinese lawyers advocating greater constitutional protections was closed down over the weekend. Essays on the site, Open Constitution Initiative, had recently called for the release of the Southern Metropolis...
Read MoreTwo editors with the Southern Metropolis News, who have been sentenced to lengthy prison terms on alleged corruption charges, have filed an appeal which is being heard today in Guangzhou. The charges against the two, and their colleague, editor Cheng Yizhong, appear to be retribution by local officials for the paper’s aggressive reporting on the […]
Read MoreThis profile of Wang Keqin, one of China’s most aggressive investigative journalists, gives a good portrayal of what journalists are now allowed to report on in China – and what risks they face for doing so.
Read MoreSalon has written a long piece about blogging in China, which tries to answer the question: “On the 15th anniversary of the Tiananmen crackdown, blogs are booming in China. But are they making any difference?” The full article is here. Registration is required, but non-subscribers can get a free day pass.
Read MoreUnicef representatives from Vietnam and China launched a campaign to stop the trafficking of girls and women. Vietnam is one of the main sources for trafficked girls who are sold as wives in China.
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