The following examples of censorship instructions, issued to the media and/or Internet companies by various central (and sometimes local) government authorities, have been leaked and distributed online. Chinese journalists and...
Read MoreChang Ping writes for China Media Project: How exactly can and should the rich and poor learn to live together? This is a tense and intractable global issue, and it is an even tougher problem for China under its current social...
Read MoreMany officials in China have resisted plans to pass a national “Sunshine” policy, which would require the disclosure of official expenditures. For the Asia Times, Wu Zhong looks at the issue through the scope of...
Read MoreThe New York Times has the latest on the strikes at Honda parts factories in China: Takayuki Fujii, a Honda spokesman in Beijing, said that the parts factory here in Zhongshan had resumed partial operations. But he said that he...
Read MoreFrom the Washington Post: In Zhangshan, in southeastern China, about 1,700 workers at a Honda Lock factory, which makes locks and keys for Honda Motors, staged an unusual march through the city streets Friday morning, according...
Read MoreFollowing blogpost has been deleted from the original source, but there are plenty of copies online, translated by CDT: In the afternoon of May 15, Xia Lin, Chief Editor of Xinhua News Agency, and Editorial Department Director...
Read MoreFollowing blogpost has been deleted from the original source, but there are plenty of copies online, translated by CDT: In the afternoon of May 15, Xia Lin, Chief Editor of Xinhua News Agency, and Editorial Department Director...
Read MoreThe New York Times continues its coverage of the ongoing strike at the Honda transmission factory in China: A strike at an enormous Honda transmission factory here in southeastern China has suddenly and unexpectedly turned into...
Read MoreThe following blog post was written by blogger Caomin, who says he is a college student in the interior of China. According to him, it is a transcript of a conversation between him and an officer of the Domestic Security...
Read MoreAFP reports on the upcoming online chat between Chinese Twitterers and the Dalai Lama: The Dalai Lama, Tibet’s exiled spiritual leader, will hold his first online chat with Chinese web users via Twitter on Friday, despite...
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