Forced Labor and Social Control in Xinjiang
Just as the Chinese government has announced that detainees at internment camps in Xinjiang have “graduated” – without offering any evidence or explanation – researcher Adrian Zenz has released a paper...
by Sophie Beach | Dec 12, 2019
Just as the Chinese government has announced that detainees at internment camps in Xinjiang have “graduated” – without offering any evidence or explanation – researcher Adrian Zenz has released a paper...
by Samuel Wade | Feb 1, 2019
This week censorship trackers GreatFire.org launched a new search site, AppleCensorship.com, to...
by Samuel Wade | Oct 12, 2018
Late last week, Bloomberg’s Jordan Robertson and Michael Riley published stunning claims...
by Cindy | Jun 28, 2017
Three China Labor Watch activists who were detained while working undercover investigating abuses...
by Cindy | Jun 3, 2017
A China Labor Watch activist who had been working undercover investigating abuses at a Chinese...
by Josh Rudolph | Jul 29, 2016
In recent years, China’s slowing economy has led to a steady growth in labor unrest, with...
by Cindy | Dec 22, 2015
China is experiencing a sharp increase in labor unrest as the country’s economy continues to...
by Cindy | Dec 18, 2015
In the eastern province of Jiangsu, a group of auto workers and their relatives clashed with...
by Josh Rudolph | Dec 8, 2015
China Labour Bulletin reports that several workers’ rights leaders have recently been...
by Samuel Wade | Nov 29, 2015
Kyodo reports allegations of continuing labor abuses at four Chinese factories supplying Japanese...
by Samuel Wade | Jul 8, 2015
At The Mediated Image, Oxford University’s Ros Holmes extensively examines the work of Chinese...
by Sophie Beach | Jun 11, 2015
In Maclean’s Jason Kirby writes about a surge of labor unrest that is quickly becoming a...
by Sophie Beach | Jun 5, 2015
On his Dart-Throwing Chimp blog, political scientist Jay Ulfelder presents a series of graphs...
by Josh Rudolph | Dec 19, 2014
With Christmas nearly upon us, The Guardian’s Oliver Wainright takes us to Yiwu, Zhejiang,...
by Josh Rudolph | Nov 20, 2014
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
by Cindy | Nov 14, 2014
At The Anthill, Laszlo Montgomery, the creator of the China History Podcast, discusses the...
by Natalie Ornell | Jun 1, 2014
Damien Cave at The New York Times reports that some U.S. companies are finding convenience in...
by Samuel Wade | May 5, 2014
Despite authorities’ sometimes uneasy relationship with religion, China shows few...