In addition to downloading new data entries on a regular basis, The China NGO Project also periodically reconciles our data set with that on the MPS website, changing old entries to reflect the newest information provided by the MPS. That means that on some occasions, our data visualizations will show small changes in the numbers for “old” data, such as changes to the start date of a temporary activity from early in the year, for example.
Sweden says citizen Gui Minhai has been released from prison in China but his daughter, Angela, said no-one had seen him or spoken to him a week after his supposed release.
Authorities imposed the embargo in September because the stinky cheeses were made with strains of bacteria banned in China.
Restoring China to greatness is a central message of “Xi Jinping Thought,” and a goal that has already guided policies to build up the military.
Today, the Beijing Public Security Bureau (PSB) Foreign NGO Management Office issued registration certificates to three foreign NGOs: World Sport Federation Asia Headquarters (世界体育总会亚太区总部) (Macau), Oxfam (Hong Kong), and France Export Céréales.
We’ve updated our page of monthly data visualizations to include September. The data show that Hong Kong and the United States continue to have the most representative offices and temporary activities of all the countries/regions working in China.
Cape Town-based journalist Kimon de Greef joins Eric and Cobus to discuss the lucrative illegal abalone trade between South Africa and China that threatens the survival of this prized shellfish. The abalone trade, according to recent reporting by de Greef, is fueling the expansion of organized crime syndicates into the donkey skin trade where surging Chinese demand is pushing up prices around the world.
For months, Guo, from his self-imposed exile, had been using Twitter to make allegations of corruption against senior Chinese officials and tycoons.
China, Pyongyang’s biggest ally says it will enforce U.N. sanctions banning coal, textile and seafood imports and cut off oil shipments to North Korea.
China’s minister for environmental protection said Monday that even tougher measures will be coming.
