Murong Xuecun Targeted in Twitter Smear Campaign
In what appears to be a targeted attack, a ten-part essay smearing Chinese author Murong Xuecun...
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Minitrue: Tone Down Military Training Brawl
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
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Suicide, Brawl Draw Criticism to School Military Training
According to the PRC Law on National Defense Education, China’s nationwide compulsory...
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Xi, Hidden Star of a TV Series About Deng
In a report for the New York Times, Chris Buckley explains how the controversial CCTV series Deng...
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Jobs Hard to Find for China’s Disabled
As obstacles to education for disabled Chinese persist, The Washington Post’s William Wan...
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It’s Not Rape If You Wear a Condom
戴避孕套不算强奸 (dài bìyùntào bú suàn qiángjiān): it’s not rape if you wear a condom A flimsy rebuttal to...
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Justice and Notoriety: Public Shaming in China
The Dui Hua Human rights journal highlights the use of public shaming in China’s criminal...
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Pastor Detained Amid China’s Anti-Church Campaign
The Telegraph reports on the detention of a Christian pastor who has been vocal in his opposition...
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How a Chinese National Got Into Arizona’s Terror Center
At ProPublica, Ryan Gabrielson and the Center for Investigative Reporting’s Andrew Becker...
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Netizen Voices: Information Disclosure Request Denied
After an anonymous netizen filed an official application to the Ministry of Industry and...
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Can an Animated Princess Ease Ethnic Tensions in Xinjiang?
As China’s “ultra-tough, unconventional” crackdown on terrorism continues to...
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8 Executed for Involvement in Tiananmen Crash
China’s state media announced that eight people were executed in Xinjiang over the weekend...
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