Blurred Lines, Drawn Swords: Internet Control Under Xi
Discussing new restrictions on Chinese instant messaging services such as WeChat, Jason Q. Ng...
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Apple Hosting User Data on China-based Servers
Reuters’ Gerry Shih and Paul Carsten report that Apple has started storing data for Chinese...
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This Week on CDT, August 15, 2014
A government directive, leaked online, restricts reporting on the removal of crucifixes from...
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Police Fire on Tibetan Protesters in Sichuan
At the New York Times, Edward Wang cites coverage from U.S.-funded Radio Free Asia and advocacy...
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Sensitive: Gao Zhisheng, Kidney Trafficking, More
As of August 15, the following search terms were blocked on Sina Weibo (not including the “search...
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On Asia Tour, Pope Francis Reaches Out to China
The Vatican and Beijing have been on uneasy terms since the Communist Party came to power in 1949....
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Xiao Qiang: “From Fart People to Citizens”
In April, CDT Founder and Editor-in-Chief Xiao Qiang delivered a talk at TedxLiberdade in tune...
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Learning to Forget Tibet in China
Tibetan writer Tsering Woeser was born in Lhasa, but attended high school and university in...
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Rule of Law in China: Realigning Justice
The announcement that October’s Fourth Party Plenum will focus on rule of law has been...
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Petitioner’s Testimony Describes Black Jail Torture
At South China Morning Post, Chris Luo reports on the testimony of an Anhui petitioner in the...
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Minitrue: Crosses Removed from Churches
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
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“Speech is Free; Rumors are Not”
Following the announcement of new restrictions on instant messaging and a fresh string of arrests,...
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