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One-Child Policy, Labor Camps Addressed in “Blueprint for Reform”

On Friday, Beijing released the 20-page, 60-point ‘CCP Central Committee Resolution Concerning Some Major Issues in Comprehensively Deepening Reform‘ (translated into English by Rogier Creemers at China Copyright and Media). Outlining a broad range of policy priorities, the new document “fills in the gaps” left by the Third Plenum Communiqué released earlier in the week. From Bob Davis, Richard Silk and Dinny McMahon at The Wall Street Journal:

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• Six Officials Sentenced Over Torture Death
• China’s Third Plenum: Get Ready for Dis...
• The Education of China’s Oil Company
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• Reuters: Zhou Yongkang Not Direct Target of I...
• Will China Maintain Regional Investment Prowe...
• Key Economic Reform Meeting Set for November
• China Resources Probe Brings New Scrutiny to ...
• China Resources Audited Following Allegations
• Chinese SOEs Major Losers in 2012
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• China’s Flawed “Authoritarian Cap...
• Chinese College Graduates Play It Safe and Lo...