December 9, 2014 12:49 AM
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APEC Summit: Polluters to be Punished, Dissidents Tightly Controlled
In effort to create a more comfortable environment for the 20+ foreign leaders that will be in town for the APEC summit, Beijing is trying to cut air pollution by 40%. To reach this goal, the city has ordered industrial, construction, crematory, and barbecue halts; enacted alternate driving days for those with even and odd license plates; and supplemented the city with an extra “Golden Week” to keep students and government workers from commuting. At the beginningNovember 7, 2014 5:22 PM
Facebook Chief Welcomes China’s Roaming Cyberczar
In October, China’s “Cyberspace Minister” Lu Wei warned foreign Internet companies that the country is entitled to “choose who can come
China Targets Family, Friends to Coerce Activists
The Associated Press’ Didi Tang reports on the pressure applied to friends and families of activists and others who find themselves at odds
September 4, 2014 5:39 PM
Costs and Consequences of Stability Maintenance
At Foreign Policy, Hu Jia describes his detentions and the house arrests between them, and discusses the treatment of other Chinese activists
August 20, 2014 3:33 PM
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- After Epic Escape, Chen Guangcheng Mired in P...
- An Interview with Zeng Jinyan
- Activists Break Security Cordon Around Liu Xi...
- WeChat, a Threat to All?
- Liu Xiaobo’s Wife Speaks as Thousands P...
- Chen Guangcheng’s Nephew Sentenced to 3...
- Guizhou Journalist Sent on “Forced Vaca...
- Net Turns Cold and Spooky for Fatigued Netize...
- China’s Dissidents: a Long, Hopeful Str...
- Activists, Petitioners Not Invited to Party C...
- Toys, Birds Harmonized Amid Beijing Security ...
- Nobel Laureate Mo Yan Hopes for Liu Xiaobo...
