Netizen Voices: Comparing NYPD to Chinese Police
The funeral for slain NYPD officer and Chinese-American Liu Wenjian has drawn comparisons online...
by Anne Henochowicz | Jan 6, 2015
The funeral for slain NYPD officer and Chinese-American Liu Wenjian has drawn comparisons online...
by Josh Rudolph | Jul 24, 2013
After two recent stabbings in Beijing—one of which took two lives (including a U.S. citizen) on July 17 at a downtown shopping mall, the other claimed one fatality on July 22 at the same Carrefour outlet that supplied the murder...
by Samuel Wade | Jul 27, 2011
At New Matilda, The Beijinger’s Dan Edwards highlights the continuing detention of activist Wang Lihong: Although the high profile Chinese artist Ai Weiwei finally resurfaced after more than 11 weeks in detention on 21...
by Samuel Wade | May 27, 2011
Charles Custer marks the 500th post on the ChinaGeeks blog in a subdued fashion, reflecting on the Jiangxi bomber Qian Mingqi and the widespread anger that has led many Chinese to sympathise with him. Originally, I had planned...
by Xiao Qiang | Jul 8, 2009
Following the weekend’s unrest in Xinjiang, the current censorship and blocking of websites appears to be the most severe in history. Nevertheless, many Chinese netizens are still managing to access outside information and...
by Xiao Qiang | May 21, 2009
From the Chinaelections.org: In the seemingly never-ending struggle of the common people vs. the corrupt officials, every once in awhile, there is a case that attracts nationwide attention. In 2003, there was the Sun Zhigang...
by Sophie Beach | Apr 2, 2009
China Geeks translates the story of the mother of Yang Jia, who was sentenced to death for the murders of six Shanghai police officers: Once we got to the police substation they wouldn’t let me go. I asked, when will you let me...
by Sophie Beach | Nov 25, 2008
Yang Jia, an Internet hero convicted of killing six Shanghai police officers, was executed. From AP: Xinhua said Yang Jia was executed Wednesday morning in Shanghai after the country’s highest court upheld his death...
by Sophie Beach | Nov 13, 2008
Time China blog looks at a bizarre twist in the case of Yang Jia, who became an Internet hero after being sentenced to death for killing six police officers in Shanghai: Liu Xiaoyuan, a Beijing lawyer who has been closely...
by Liu Yong | Oct 20, 2008
From AP: A young man who drew a surprising amount of sympathy in China after being convicted of killing six policemen in Shanghai will get the death penalty after losing his final appeal Monday. Dozens of angry Chinese massed...
by sjia | Oct 13, 2008
The second trial of Yang Jia, a jobless Beijing resident who killed six Shanghai police officers in July 2008, brought groups of people protesting on the street outside Shanghai’s Higher People’s Court. From AFP,...
by Sophie Beach | Sep 1, 2008
The Los Angeles Times has more on the case of Yang Jia, who was recently sentenced to death for killing six Shanghai police officers: Many Chinese raised suspicions that Yang was beaten by police, which Shanghai authorities...
by Xiao Qiang | Aug 31, 2008
Royston Chan reports in the Reuters: A Chinese court sentenced a man to death on Monday for knifing to death six police officers in a case that spurred controversy over police treatment of suspects. On July 1, Yang Jia stabbed a...
by Sophie Beach | Aug 27, 2008
Yang Jia, accused of killing six policeman in Shanghai, was recently tried and is expected to be sentenced to death. But his case has become a cause celebre among Chinese netizens who believe he was a victim of police abuse....