November 21, 2014 3:49 PM
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China Exports Torture Tools; Domestic Abuses Continue
A report (PDF) published on Tuesday by Amnesty International and the Omega Research Foundation details China’s expanding exports of torture and law enforcement equipment. More than 130 companies, most of them state-owned, are now involved in the trade, up from 28 ten years ago. From Amnesty: Some of the devices openly marketed by these companies – including electric shock stun batons, metal spiked batons, and weighted leg cuffs – are intrinsically cruel and inhumaneSeptember 24, 2014 3:00 PM
China to End Millennia-old Monopoly on Salt
This week, China announced a decision to begin liberalizing a millennia-old state monopoly on the sale of table salt. At Quartz, Gwynn Guildford
Corruption Purge Clearing Space for Xi Allies
Jiao Yulu (1922-1964) was a local party official who became the posthumous star of a propaganda campaign extolling the virtues of honesty and dedication
April 17, 2014 1:16 PM
Zhou Yongkang’s Son Assisting Graft Probe
Reuters reports that the eldest son of former security chief and Bo Xilai patron Zhou Yongkang is in “quasi-detention” after returning
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