SARFT-Approved Sat TV for Hotels Serving Foreigners
The following example of censorship instructions, issued to the media and/or Internet companies by...
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Did Chinese iPhone Workers Really Go on Strike?
“With the iPhone,” Slate’s Farhad Manjoo wrote this week, “Apple is building products at a level of quality that may be unprecedented in the history of mass manufacturing.” But Apple, of course, is...
Read MoreWang Shuping: Inconvenient Truth of AIDS in China
In the early 1990s, thousands of impoverished rural residents in Henan Province gave blood at local clinics which offered compensation for their blood plasma. Their blood was drawn and mixed together in a common vat, and then...
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Censorship Instructions for Online Forums
Weibo wasn’t the only social media platform punished after coup rumors spread this March. An...
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One School’s Stability Maintenance Instructions
The following document from an unnamed university (apparently located in Shaanxi Province) is...
Read MoreFoxconn Closes Plant After Worker Brawl
Foxconn closed its plant in the city of Taiyuan in northern China’s Shaanxi province on Monday after a brawl involving 2,000 workers broke out in a dormitory late on Sunday night, according to Reuters: The Taiyuan plant,...
Read MoreChinese Patrol Ships Arrive in Diaoyu Waters
Two Chinese surveillance ships entered waters near the disputed Diaoyu Islands this morning, according to the Japanese Coast Guard, in what Chinese state media has called a “rights defense” patrol. From Reuters:...
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Censorship Vault: Guiding Protests Then and Now
Editor’s Note: From the Censorship Vault features previously untranslated censorship instructions...
Read MoreProtests Mark Historical Anniversary
September 18, known as the “Day of National Humiliation,” marks the anniversary of the “Mukden Incident” in 1931 which precipitated the Japanese invasion of northern China. With anti-Japanese sentiment in...
Read More“Express Our Patriotic Fervor Legally, Rationally”
As anti-Japan protests raged through Chinese cities this weekend, the role of the police and other authorities in allowing or even encouraging the protests has been under scrutiny. CDT translated an article from Ming Pao which...
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