Beijing Praises Religious Freedom in Xinjiang
Beijing’s nationwide “war on terrorism,” launched in response to mounting...
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Censored Online, 1989 Remembered on Liquor Bottles and T-shirts
In the run-up to the 27th anniversary of the June 4, 1989 military crackdown on protesters in...
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Great Firewall Curbs Innovation and Commerce
Time’s Hannah Beech reports that academic scholars in China are becoming increasingly...
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Badiucao (巴丢草): Foreign Minister Trumps Journalist
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi predicted a “new golden age” for relations with Canada in Ottawa...
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Why China Fears Christianity
Long distrustful of religion for its potential to erode public support for the Party, Beijing has...
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Slow Progress on Wrongful Convictions
A series of high-profile overturned convictions—some posthumous—has provoked public outrage in...
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Five Years of Sensitive Words on June Fourth
“That year.” “This day.” “Today.” In previous years, these three phrases have all been blocked...
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Families of Detained Rights Lawyers Speak Out
More than 200 rights lawyers, law firm staff, and activists were detained or questioned last year...
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Australian Media Deals Raise Concerns
When Liu Qibao, a member of the Politburo and head of the Central Propaganda Department, traveled...
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U.N. Chief “Disappointed” by NGO Rejections
Last week, China and nine other nations on the United Nations NGO Committee voted to reject an...
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Minitrue: Clean Up Obama’s Vietnam Speech
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
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