Strikes Surge as Workers Connect
According to the Hong Kong-based China Labour Bulletin, the number of strikes and worker protests...
Read Moreby SW | Aug 14, 2014
According to the Hong Kong-based China Labour Bulletin, the number of strikes and worker protests...
Read Moreby SW | Aug 13, 2014
Rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng is suffering from malnutrition and psychological trauma following his...
Read Moreby SW | Aug 13, 2014
Since former NSA contractor Edward Snowden leaked his trove of U.S. surveillance secrets last...
Read Moreby Josh Rudolph | Aug 13, 2014
With violent attacks on the rise in Xinjiang, much debate surrounds the underlying causes of...
Read Moreby Sophie Beach | Aug 13, 2014
On his Chinese Law Prof blog, Donald Clarke provides a detailed analysis of the transcript of the...
Read Moreby Anne Henochowicz | Aug 13, 2014
墙奸 (qiángjiān): wall-rape What the Great Firewall does to some webpages outside of China. Sounds...
Read Moreby SW | Aug 12, 2014
At Ars Technica, Robert Lemos reports that outdated software helps make a prominent exile Uyghur...
Read Moreby SW | Aug 12, 2014
The situation in Tibet rarely attracts much attention among Han Chinese outside Tibetan areas....
Read Moreby SW | Aug 12, 2014
At China Real Time, UC Berkeley law professor Stanley Lubman offers a brief introduction to the...
Read Moreby Anne Henochowicz | Aug 12, 2014
Weibo user 薛陈子 shared a notice which he claims to have found on a local government website,...
Read Moreby Sophie Beach | Aug 12, 2014
Earlier this month, an explosion at a metal works factory in Kunshan, Jiangsu, which makes car...
Read Moreby Sophie Beach | Aug 12, 2014
A court in Xinjiang has sentenced 25 people for a variety of terrorism-related offenses, including...
Read Moreby Grace | Aug 12, 2014
The latest spate of anti-monopoly investigations in China, which has resulted in multiple office...
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