Surveillance and Silence in China’s Democracy Village
Wukan, once hailed as China’s “democracy village,” has become a site of intense...
by Cindy | Nov 12, 2017
Wukan, once hailed as China’s “democracy village,” has become a site of intense...
by Cindy | May 6, 2017
The Chinese Communist Party has established a new bureau for Xinjiang within its United Front Work...
by Sophie Beach | Jan 19, 2017
The governor of Liaoning Province acknowledged this week that his government had inflated economic...
by Cindy | Nov 18, 2016
Voters in several cities across China are heading to the polls this month to elect deputies for...
by Cindy | Nov 11, 2016
As people around the world react to Donald Trump’s surprise victory in the U.S. presidential...
by Anne Henochowicz | Sep 20, 2016
The Liaoning delegation to the National People’s Congress dissolved last week with the...
by Sophie Beach | Sep 14, 2016
At a provisional meeting of the National People’s Congress, the Liaoning delegation was...
by Cindy | Aug 11, 2016
A deadly steam pipe explosion at a coal-fired power plant in Dangyang, Hubei killed at least 21...
by Cindy | Aug 31, 2015
At The New York Times, Andrew Jacobs, Javier Hernandez, and Chris Buckley report on the lax...
by Sophie Beach | Aug 27, 2015
Twenty-three people have been detained or brought in for questioning over the massive explosion at...
by Sophie Beach | May 11, 2015
Anti-corruption chief Wang Qishan traveled to Zhejiang for an inspection tour, where he announced...
by Sophie Beach | Jan 5, 2015
The stampede on New Year’s Eve which killed 36 people on Shanghai’s Bund has raised...
by Sophie Beach | Dec 28, 2014
For the New York Times, Ian Johnson looks at the impact Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption...
by Natalie Ornell | Jun 22, 2014
At China Change, journalist Shun Ni describes the negative changes she has experienced firsthand...
by Natalie Ornell | Mar 11, 2014
With China’s strained ethnic relations in the spotlight and central government concerns...
by Cindy | Nov 5, 2013
In the latest round of the ongoing government crackdown on corruption, Xinhua news agency and the...
by Sophie Beach | Oct 1, 2013
The Xi Jinping administration’s crackdown on corruption is spreading to the provinces, with...
by Sophie Beach | Sep 29, 2013
A Chinese lawyer has discovered that Chinese provinces have made a total of $2.7 billion in fines...