Hong Kong Protesters Prepare for Police Clearance
by Sophie Beach | Dec 9, 2014
Following the partial clearance by court bailiffs and police of the major protest sites in Hong...
Read MoreEthnic Mongolian Activist Released After 18 Years
by SW | Dec 9, 2014
Reuters’ Ben Blanchard reports the release of ethnic Mongolian political prisoner Hada after...
Read MoreXiaomi Branches Out With New Air Purifier
by SW | Dec 9, 2014
Bloomberg’s Edmond Lococo reports on the launch of a sleek, compact and affordable...
Read MoreFacebook Chief Welcomes China’s Roaming Cyberczar
by SW | Dec 9, 2014
In October, China’s “Cyberspace Minister” Lu Wei warned foreign Internet companies that the...
Read MoreWhat Will Zhou Yongkang Case Mean for Rule of Law?
by Sophie Beach | Dec 8, 2014
With the arrest of former security chief Zhou Yongkang, Chinese authorities have implicated dozens...
Read MoreCensors Delay ‘Gone With The Bullets’ Premiere
by SW | Dec 8, 2014
At The Hollywood Reporter, Clifford Coonan reports that the Beijing premiere of Jiang Wen’s...
Read MoreIlham Tohti Students Among Many Sentenced in Xinjiang
by Josh Rudolph | Dec 8, 2014
An Urumqi court has sentenced eight to death for their involvement in two separate attacks that...
Read MorePeople’s Daily Decries ‘Journalistic Pollution’
by SW | Dec 8, 2014
The New York Times’ Jess Macy Yu highlights a People’s Daily editorial on...
Read MoreBeijing Rejects South China Sea Arbitration
by Sophie Beach | Dec 7, 2014
The Chinese government issued a lengthy policy paper formally rejecting the arbitration submitted...
Read MoreMinitrue: The Zhou Yongkang Case
by Anne Henochowicz | Dec 7, 2014
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
Read MoreDespite Crackdown, Corruption Seen as Worsening
by Grace | Dec 5, 2014
Despite Xi Jinping’s well-publicized anti-graft campaign that has led to the fall of...
Read MoreFormer Police Attempt Suicide by Pesticide
by Josh Rudolph | Dec 5, 2014
On December 4, China’s first official Constitution Day, six former police officers from...
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