The practice of containing information not approved by the government has long been commonplace in China, and has steadily intensified both in traditional media and online under the leadership of Xi Jinping. Amid a global focus...
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
A group of more than ten taxi drivers tried to commit suicide on Saturday by drinking pesticides...
On December 4, China’s first official Constitution Day, six former police officers from...
Taiwanese manufacturing contractor Foxconn—a firm responsible for assembling as much as 40% of...
At Foreign Policy, Alexa Olesen reports on a fresh scandal in the Jiangsu town from which seven...
The Telegraph’s Tom Phillips reports on two separate incidents in which a total of 12...
Under the current one-child policy, families are fined heavily for having an extra child, as in...
At The New York Times, Didi Kirsten Tatlow reports on the story of Wang Guangrong, a father who...
Didi Kirsten Tatlow at The New York Times reports that some elderly people in Anhui have committed...
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
Simon Denyer at The Washington Post reports on speculation that several officials who apparently...
Wu Weiqing committed suicide after being falsely accused of knocking down a senior citizen whom he...
In a new show of desperation over forced demolitions of homes, a group of 12 petitioners from...
Premier Li Keqiang has stressed that there should be a “human focus” to the...
The South China Morning Post reports on a group of petitioners in Beijing who apparently attempted...
State-run media this weekend claimed that an unemployed man on a suicide mission was responsible for the fire that killed 47 people on a bus in Xiamen on Friday, according to Edward Wong of The New York Times: The reports...
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