06.24.17
A Chinese activist who for years has documented worker unrest faced charges of “picking quarrels and provoking trouble” on Friday, in a trial seen as a bellwether of Beijing’s approach to containing labor tensions.
02.26.15
Chinese President Xi Jinping has uncorked his own ordinal political philosophy.
Anticorruption, Education Opportunities Advocate Gets 4 Years, as State Clamps Down on Dissent
01.27.14
The most closely watched trial of a Chinese dissident in years calls attention to CCP clamp down on dissent.
via WSJ: China Real Time Report
08.29.13
Navigating the significant and sometimes dangerous differences between Western and Chinese business culture is the focus of “Trouble in the Middle,” the very well-timed new book by Steven Feldman, professor of business ethics at Case Western Reserve University.
08.12.13
Supporters of Chinese lawyer Xu Zhiyong have released a video, filmed inside an undisclosed detention center, of the prominent rights activist proclaiming his willingness to pay any price for social progress.
via WSJ: China Real Time Report
04.30.13
The only change, Mandiant’s Chief Security Officer said, has been a noticeable drop in cyber attacks from Unit 61398, a group within the People’s Liberation Army that Mandiant accused in February 2013.
02.26.13
Political adviser Yan Linkun was suspended from his job after laying waste to a gate at an airport in Kunming on Feb. 19 after being told he wouldn’t be able to board a plane.
02.20.13
The latest viral music video craze has managed to catch on with the world’s largest population of Internet users not long after conquering banned-in-China YouTube.
01.10.13
Retired Farmer Becomes Fashion Sensation; He's 5-8, Thin and Looks Great in Crimson
11.24.12
The journalist who publicized the deaths of five young boys in southwestern China last week, has been forced to take a “vacation.”
05.19.12
Blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng left China for the U.S. on Saturday, bringing to an end an episode that strained relations between Washington and Beijing and put Chinese human-rights issues under an intense spotlight. Mr. Chen, his wife and their two children left Beijing on Saturday on board United Airlines flight 88 to Newark.