Beijing Lawyers Strike Back at New Gag Order
The Beijing Lawyers Association recently implemented a disciplinary provision stipulating...
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Public Satisfaction on Graft “Within Five Years”
In the wake of anti-corruption crackdowns following the Third Plenum, the Chinese government has...
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The End of Online Censorship?
Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt predicts that universal encryption could end the very...
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Internal Edict Warns of “Seven Perils” Facing CCP
China’s Communist Party leaders issued a memo in April known as Document No. 9 to...
Read MoreMelissa Chan on Journalism in China
In May 2012, Chinese authorities refused to renew the visa of Al Jazeera English’s Beijing correspondent Melissa Chan, forcing the news outlet to close down its operations in China (official reasons for the visa denial...
Read MoreCase of Suspended Editor Draws Interest Online
China Media Project’s David Bandurski rounds up online reactions to the suspension of Party journal editor Deng Yuwen. Deng says that his employer, the Central Party School, had received complaints from the Ministry of...
Read MoreSouthern Weekly Editor Replaced to Calm Dispute
The uncertain resolution of a stand-off between Southern Weekly staff and Guangdong propaganda authorities continues to unfold. At the South China Morning Post, Li Jing and Mimi Lau report the ousting of Southern Weekly...
Read MoreThe Legacy of the Southern Weekly Protests
Now that Southern Weekly has returned to publishing following heated protests against a heavy-handed censorship order, the question remains over what impact this incident will have on journalism in China. In the Atlantic, Helen...
Read MoreSouthern Weekly Conflict Resolved; Concerns Linger
After a weeklong stand-off with local propaganda officials, which included street protests, a staff strike, and weibo battles, Southern Weekly published its weekly edition Thursday as scheduled. But the publication did not come...
Read MoreSouthern Weekly Censorship Faceoff Continues (Updated)
The heavy-handed rewriting of the Southern Weekly newspaper’s traditional New Year greeting has triggered a staff strike, a barrage of letters and petitions, and an upwelling of popular support both on- and offline. In the...
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