Archives
- 2008.05.12: Africans Forced to Leave China on New Visa Rules, Post Reports
- 2008.05.10: Child Labor Rings Reach China's Distant Villages
- 2008.05.10: China reluctant to prod Myanmar over aid
- 2008.05.09: China won't guarantee Web freedom over Olympics
- 2008.05.05: Chinese Suppliers Suffer with Carrefour Boycott
- 2008.05.03: China 'underwriting' atrocities in Darfur: Farrow
- 2008.05.02: Senator: China plans to spy on Olympic hotel guests
- 2008.04.30: China Rights Lawyers Pressed Under Party Thumb: Report
- 2008.04.29: 'Free Tibet' flags made in China
- 2008.04.28: Chinese Embassy Secretly Organizes Overseas Chinese Students to Support Olympic Torch Relay in Japan
- 2008.04.25: Activists criticize Beijing Olympics sponsors over Darfur, plan protests
- 2008.04.25: Bracing for Games, China Sets Rules That Complicate Life for Foreigners
- 2008.04.24: Protesters confront American outside French store in China
- 2008.04.21: China Falls Short on Vows for Olympics
- 2008.04.20: Nouvelles manifestations anti-françaises
- 2008.04.20: Anti-French rallies across China
- 2008.04.19: China Steps Up Crackdown in Tibet
- 2008.04.17: China seals gateway into Tibet, stops refugee flow out
- 2008.04.17: Leading Tibetan Writer, Performer, Producer Arrested
- 2008.04.16: China's loyal youth
- 2008.04.14: Beijing Drops Restaurants in Smoking Ban
- 2008.04.13: China's Games stray off course
- 2008.04.11: British Leader Skipping Opening Ceremony
- 2008.04.11: China's multiple victims include its own public
- 2008.04.10: Chinese Police Fire on Tibetan Protesters, Death Toll Unknown
- 2008.04.08: Foreign Media in China Harassed on Tibet
- 2008.04.07: Olympic Torch Draws Clashes in London
- 2008.04.06: Single Mothers in China Forge a Difficult Path
- 2008.04.05: Beijing Steps Up Falun Gong Persecution Ahead of Olympics
- 2008.04.05: Canada condemns China for jailing dissident
- 2008.04.04: Chinese Rights Activist Is Jailed
- 2008.04.03: Olympics 'worsening China rights'
- 2008.04.03: Tibet Exile Radio Says China Jamming It
- 2008.04.03: Uyghurs Protest in China's Remote Xinjiang Region
- 2008.04.02: IOC warns China over web access
- 2008.04.01: Report: Merkel to miss Beijing Olympics
- 2008.03.27: Pressed Over Tibet, China Berates Foreign Media
- 2008.03.27: Indian minister's China visit cancelled over Tibet row
- 2008.03.26: Unrest at Shuttered Gateway to Tibet
- 2008.03.25: Pro-Tibet Activists Disrupt Olympic Flame Ceremony
- 2008.03.23: China bans Tiananmen Square live shots during Olympics
- 2008.03.22: Top US lawmaker meets Dalai Lama
- 2008.03.22: China locks down restive regions
- 2008.03.20: China Tries to Thwart News Reports From Tibet
- 2008.03.20: China Terrorizes Tibet
- 2008.03.18: Tibet and the Ghosts of Tiananmen
- 2008.03.17: China denies Tibet tourists ordered out
- 2008.03.17: China Tells Foreigners Not To Travel To Tibet
- 2008.03.17: Violence in Tibet as Monks Clash With the Police
- 2008.03.16: China Blocks YouTube Over Tibet Videos
- 2008.03.16: Dalai Lama calls for international probe into Tibet crackdown
- 2008.03.16: Taiwanese to rally over China law
- 2008.03.14: Chinese Police Fire Tear-Gas at Protesting Tibetan Monks
- 2008.03.14: China Charges AIDS Activist With Subversion
- 2008.03.14: Guangdong Detains 14 As Strikers Protest Reported Death
- 2008.03.14: Tibetan Monks in Critical Condition After Attempted Suicide, as Protests Mount
- 2008.03.14: China biggest supplier of small arms to Sudan: rights group
- 2008.03.13: PR needed to save Beijing suffers from own bad image
- 2008.03.10: Chinese Lawyer Says He Was Detained and Warned on Activism
- 2008.03.08: China to crack down on singers after Bjork outburst
- 2008.03.05: China Detains 1,000 Petitioners Ahead of Parliament
- 2008.03.05: Bjork makes 'free Tibet' gesture
- 2008.03.02: China sells banned Olympics drugs to UK
- 2008.02.28: AN APPEAL FROM THE TIANANMEN MOTHERS TO THE GOVERNMENT: SET A TIMETABLE FOR DIALOGUE ON THE JUNE FOURTH MASSACRE
- 2008.02.26: New Book Looks Unflinchingly at 1959-79 Tibet
- 2008.02.26: Myanmar Group Calls for Olympic Boycott
- 2008.02.24: Zheng Enchong Detained and Beaten Again
- 2008.02.21: China Bans Foreign Cartoons
- 2008.02.20: Chinese Search Engine Censured
- 2008.02.17: China Didn't Check Drug Supplier, Files Show
- 2008.02.17: Some Criticisms Facing Beijing Olympics
- 2008.02.15: "Why I'm taking a stand on China"
- 2008.02.13: Farrow, Spielberg Assail China on Darfur
- 2008.02.10: China blocks shoot of Haafstroem's 'Shanghai'
- 2008.02.10: Wary U.S. Olympians Will Bring Food to China
- 2008.02.07: Chinese Curbs Leave Uyghur Youth in Crisis
- 2008.02.07: The F.D.A. in Crisis: Another Danger Made in China
- 2008.02.02: China activist formally arrested
- 2008.02.01: China Pesticide-Tainted Dumplings Poison 175 Japanese
- 2008.01.30: Dissident's Arrest Hints at Olympic Crackdown
- 2008.01.28: Prince Charles' Olympic-sized snub to China
- 2008.01.25: China's genocide Olympics
- 2008.01.21: Miami ends China program
- 2008.01.20: Chinese Netizens Rally in Support of Hu Jia
- 2008.01.19: Bloggers Push China to Prosecute Beating Death
- 2008.01.16: Lives of Poverty, Untouched by China's Boom
- 2008.01.14: Apple pulls China iPhone release
- 2008.01.12: The Pitfalls of China's Rough Capitalism
- 2008.01.11: Japanese Company Recalls Globes
- 2008.01.09: China Moves to Control Online Video
- 2008.01.09: Canada threatens China with WTO action over tourism ban
- 2008.01.07: China Urged to Improve Human Rights Before Olympics
- 2008.01.06: China Censors a Film, Then Bans It Entirely
- 2008.01.04: China limits Internet video to state-controlled companies
- 2008.01.03: Fears for rights as Beijing 2008 nears
- 2007.12.31: China develops Olympic cheering
- 2007.12.30: China Detains AIDS Activist, Clears Guangdong Protests
- 2007.12.30: China Delays Hong Kong Elections
- 2007.12.29: Beijing's Olympic Quest: Turn Smoggy Sky Blue
- 2007.12.26: Scores of police try to keep villagers from protesting in southern China
- 2007.12.21: China Grabs West's Smoke-Spewing Factories
- 2007.12.20: China reportedly detains Olympics critic
- 2007.12.17: Taiwan's Vice President Lu raps China over air space move
- 2007.12.17: New Chinese iPhone Knockoff Even More Brazen Than Meizu
- 2007.12.15: In China, Farming Fish in Toxic Waters
- 2007.12.14: New website aims to shame China's polluters
- 2007.12.11: China retreats on free press
- 2007.12.10: Protests on the Rise in China as Dongzhou Marks Bloodshed
- 2007.12.09: Trucks Power China's Economy, at a Suffocating Cost
- 2007.12.06: China's Turtles, Emblems of a Crisis
- 2007.12.05: Group: China to Evict 1.5M for Olympics
- 2007.12.03: China: End Child Labor in State Schools
- 2007.12.02: Yahoo Betrays Free Speech
- 2007.11.29: China: US Navy spat no misunderstanding
- 2007.11.29: China says denial of access to US ship a 'misunderstanding'
- 2007.11.29: Pentagon issues formal protest to China
- 2007.11.28: China's Denial of Port Calls by U.S. Ships Worries Navy
- 2007.11.27: The 'China honeymoon' is over
- 2007.11.26: China unhappy with EU's product safety call
- 2007.11.25: Far From Beijing's Reach, Officials Bend Energy Rules
- 2007.11.23: Liu Achievements "Meaningless" if No Gold
- 2007.11.21: Taiwan blocks Chinese WTO judge
- 2007.11.21: China's dirty little secret -- e-waste
- 2007.11.17: China says Olympics demonstrators will get harsh treatment
- 2007.11.16: Panel: China's Spying Poses Threat to U.S. Tech Secrets
- 2007.11.14: China returns Taiwan mail over UN slogan
- 2007.11.13: Beijing profiles the press ahead of 2008 Olympics
- 2007.11.11: Bibles will be allowed at Beijing Olympics, but only for personal use
- 2007.11.10: Chinese-made toxic toys spark mass North America recall
- 2007.11.10: New recall for excessive lead involves over 400,000 toys
- 2007.11.06: China's fuel dilemma
- 2007.11.05: Mao Hengfeng Abused in Prison Again
- 2007.11.02: China Warns Possible Olympic Protesters
- 2007.11.02: Chinese Chemicals Flow Unchecked Onto World Drug Market
- 2007.11.01: China Finds Tibetan Nomad Guilty Over Lithang Protest
- 2007.11.01: The Great Firewall: China's Misguided -- and Futile -- Attempt to Control What Happens Online
- 2007.10.29: PM talks with Dalai Lama signal unprecedented push
- 2007.10.28: US recalls more China-made toys
- 2007.10.24: Armed Police Suppress Over 1,000 Monks in Zhaibung Monastery, Tibet
- 2007.10.24: China told to stop blame game for product safety
- 2007.10.23: In China, the More Things Change . . .
- 2007.10.19: Bush defies China in public meeting with Dalai Lama
- 2007.10.17: China fumes over Dalai Lama visit
- 2007.10.16: China "Furious" At Dalai Lama's U.S. Award
- 2007.10.15: In China, a Lake's Champion Imperils Himself
- 2007.10.14: Report: China Repression Worsening
- 2007.10.12: Counterfeiting in China
- 2007.10.12: Bush to Host Dalai Lama At White House
- 2007.10.10: China Promotes Taiwan-Focused Military Officers
- 2007.10.10: China Labels Dalai Lama A Supporter Of "Cults"
- 2007.10.07: China's deadly Darfur games
- 2007.10.06: The 'Made-In-China' Danger
- 2007.10.05: China mistreating detained dissidents
- 2007.10.03: Chinese Lawyer Recounts Abduction
- 2007.10.01: George W Bush to meet Dalai Lama in public
- 2007.09.30: China still is treating AIDS cases poorly
- 2007.09.29: Don't Put Taiwan's Democracy and Freedom back into a Box
- 2007.09.28: Complaint Offers Window on Chinese Drug Ring
- 2007.09.26: U.S. exposes illicit China steroid sales
- 2007.09.26: Tibet: Teenagers Held for Pro-Independence Slogans
- 2007.09.25: China warns Germany over Dalai Lama meeting
- 2007.09.23: Merkel angers China on Dalai Lama
- 2007.09.23: China soaks up global uranium supplies
- 2007.09.19: Beijing prepares to evict disgruntled citizens
- 2007.09.15: China Detains Tibetans in Lhasa Trader Dispute
- 2007.09.13: Beyond food and toys, China struggles with its global reputation
- 2007.09.10: Deaf To Music Piracy
- 2007.09.08: Beijing Closes Thousands of Websites
- 2007.09.08: Campaigning for Tibet freedom
- 2007.09.07: Wikipedia Blocked in China Again
- 2007.09.06: China's Urban Christians an Unknown Quantity For Beijing
- 2007.09.02: Shin Kong Mitsukoshi executive barred from leaving China: report
- 2007.09.02: USCIRF Concerned Over China's New Regulations for Tibet, Sees Growing Pattern of Religious Freedom Restrictions One Year Before Olympics
- 2007.08.31: Seventy Seven Year-Old Near Death After Torture in Jail
- 2007.08.31: Toys "R" Us Recalls China-Made Wooden Art Sets
- 2007.08.27: As China Roars, Pollution Reaches Deadly Extremes
- 2007.08.26: House Republicans Urge President Bush To Boycott Beijing Games
- 2007.08.26: China block on wife of activist
- 2007.08.22: In Beijing, Orwell Goes to the Olympics
- 2007.08.21: China silent on miners' fate
- 2007.08.18: 'Made in China' has become a red flag
- 2007.08.18: WHO fears over Beijing pollution
- 2007.08.18: China bans reporting on bridge collapse
- 2007.08.16: Mattel Recalls 19 Million Toys Sent From China
- 2007.08.15: Mattel recalling more Chinese-made toys
- 2007.08.12: China Enacting a High-Tech Plan to Track People
- 2007.08.10: 'China is under the gun right now'
- 2007.08.10: China deports 8 pro-Tibet activists
- 2007.08.09: Abuses Belie China Pledge on Rights, Critics Say
- 2007.08.07: China blasted on rights as Games near
- 2007.08.06: China Arrests Pro-Tibet Protesters
- 2007.08.06: Report: China Curbs Foreign Satellite TV
- 2007.08.04: For Chinese children lead can be inescapable
- 2007.08.04: Recall of China-made toys unnerves parents
- 2007.08.03: Group: China Cracking Down on Activists
- 2007.07.31: U.S. Citizen Recounts His Kidnapping by Chinese Agents
- 2007.07.29: China Detains Three Underground Priests, Group says
- 2007.07.29: China bans AIDS rights meeting, group says
- 2007.07.29: Indonesia Bans Import Of Food, Cosmetics, Medicine From China
- 2007.07.28: McDonald's sued in China for not using Chinese
- 2007.07.25: As illegal land grabs increase, so does unrest in China
- 2007.07.23: China silences green GDP study, report says
- 2007.07.20: Food for Thought on China Imports
- 2007.07.18: Beijing’s Lack of Penalties in Labor Cases Stirs Outrage
- 2007.07.17: Killing the Regulator
- 2007.07.13: Rat Invasion Could Spread Plague in China
- 2007.07.13: Rights groups slam top IOC official’s stance on Beijing
- 2007.07.13: China Bars U.S. Trip for Doctor Who Exposed SARS Cover-Up
- 2007.07.12: Legal Rights Advocate on Trial
- 2007.07.08: Can China Reform Itself?
- 2007.07.08: As China’s Economy Roars, Consumers Lack Defenders
- 2007.07.05: Blind Chinese Activist Beaten in Jail
- 2007.07.05: Historic Hong Kong Lawsuit Filed Against CCP Officials
- 2007.07.03: Why Country Should Be Wary of China
- 2007.07.02: U.S corporations scrutinize their imports from China
- 2007.06.30: We Want Human Rights, Not the Olympics
- 2007.06.29: US asks Hong Kong to maintain freedom after Falun Gong incident
- 2007.06.29: Top Falun Gong member barred from Hong Kong
- 2007.06.26: Tires made in China recalled
- 2007.06.23: Fakes Fill the Streets in China
- 2007.06.22: The China Puzzle
- 2007.06.21: Blocked China Web users rage against Great Firewall
- 2007.06.18: Reports of Forced Labor Unsettle China
- 2007.06.18: F.D.A. Tracked Poisoned Drugs, but Trail Went Cold in China
- 2007.06.15: CCP Refuses to Reassess Tiananmen Massacre
- 2007.06.15: China Source Of 80 Percent Of Suspected Fakes Seized
- 2007.06.15: Chinese Police Attack Tibetan Protesters
- 2007.06.14: Ahead of Olympics, China faces charges of child labor
- 2007.06.12: China Bars Dissident's Wife From Leaving
- 2007.06.12: China: Group Says Beijing Exploiting Children To Make Olympic Merchandise
- 2007.06.11: China appears to confront U.S. defense of Taiwan
- 2007.06.10: Rancor Level Rises in Rift Over Danone China Venture
- 2007.06.09: China's Tiananmen 'purge' blasted
- 2007.06.06: Bush meets China's exiled Uighur leader
- 2007.06.06: When Fakery Turns Fatal
- 2007.06.06: Hong Kong’s Tiananmen Vigil Draws Crowd After Official’s Denial
- 2007.06.04: Keep Up Pressure on China, Says Former Top Aide on Anniversary
- 2007.06.04: 专访六四领袖陶君:越挫越勇 永不退缩
- 2007.06.03: Interview with Tao Jun, Student Leader of Tiananmen Square Democratic Movement
- 2007.06.03: US warns China human rights record could compromise Olympics
- 2007.05.31: Smoking deaths to double in China without action: WHO
- 2007.05.31: China blocks efforts to sanction Sudan over Darfur crisis
- 2007.05.30: China Rejects US Sanctions Against Sudan For Darfur Conflict
- 2007.05.28: Guangxi Villagers Clash With Authorities Over Family Planning Measures
- 2007.05.27: Riots expose underside of China's population control
- 2007.05.27: India cancels diplomatic visit to China
- 2007.05.25: China vows to tighten security in Tibet
- 2007.05.22: Riots Against Gov't in China
- 2007.05.21: China declares victory over Dalai Lama
- 2007.05.21: Why U.S. doesn't stop tainted food from China
- 2007.05.20: 2 Activists Are Under House Arrest and Barred From Leaving China
- 2007.05.19: China bars activist from UK visit in pre-Olympic crackdown
- 2007.05.19: China accuses AIDS activists of endangering security
- 2007.05.19: An Export Boom Suddenly Facing a Quality Crisis
- 2007.05.17: Congress pressures China on Darfur as Olympics near
- 2007.05.15: Six Lawyers Defend Falun Gong Practitioners
- 2007.05.11: Chinese Company Linked to Deaths Wasn’t Licensed
- 2007.05.08: China Caught in Tobacco Dilemma
- 2007.05.07: From China to Panama, a Trail of Poisoned Medicine
- 2007.05.06: Chinese athletes are run into the ground
- 2007.05.06: Amnesty Switzerland makes demands on China
- 2007.05.02: U.S. House members blast China
- 2007.05.01: Filler in Animal Feed Is Open Secret in China
- 2007.04.30: Report Faults China On Rights Failures
- 2007.04.30: Columbia University Forum Reveals Organ Harvesting in China
- 2007.04.30: Chinese Officials Questioned Protesters Repeatedly
- 2007.04.27: China Deports Americans Over Tibet Olympic Protest
- 2007.04.27: China Detains Olympic Protesters on Everest
- 2007.04.27: Groups: Chinese Product Piracy Rising
- 2007.04.24: China aims to further tame Web
- 2007.04.23: AIDS Activist Under House Arrest Again
- 2007.04.23: Canada angry at Uighur sentence
- 2007.04.19: China About to Become Biggest CO2 Emitter: IEA
- 2007.04.17: Uyghur Activist's Son Jailed In China For Subversion
- 2007.04.13: Olympics: EU urges China to loosen media curbs beyond Olympics
- 2007.04.12: Some Suspect Chemical Mix in Pet Food
- 2007.04.11: China Dissident Says Confession Was Forced
- 2007.04.07: For Creator of Inspector Chen, China Is a Tough Case to Crack
- 2007.04.06: China denies role in U.S. pet deaths
- 2007.04.06: French website blocked for warning of risks of investing in China
- 2007.04.02: French Company's Beijing Manager Arrested for His Beliefs
- 2007.04.01: Uyghurs in Forced Labor To Grow China’s Almonds
- 2007.04.01: Calls Mount to Boycott Beijing 2008 Olympics Over Human Rights Concerns
- 2007.03.30: Copyright violations stifle China's own development, US official warns
- 2007.03.26: China's lesson on freedom of religion
- 2007.03.21: Group Seeks Release of Chinese Activist
- 2007.03.19: Radio Station Beaming News About Falun Gong Persecution to China by Satellite
- 2007.03.17: Chinese Author Under House Arrest
- 2007.03.16: China Pulls Article on Controversial Property Rights Bill
- 2007.03.11: Groundswell of sarcastic humor undermining China's censors
- 2007.03.11: CNN Segment Apparently Blocked in China
- 2007.03.07: State Dept. Human Rights Report Faults China's Curbs on Internet
- 2007.03.07: China: New Internet Cafes Barred
- 2007.03.04: Hu Jintao Visits Sudan, Supports Darfur Genocide
- 2007.03.04: The People’s Republic of Sex Kittens and Metrosexuals
- 2007.03.03: China demands US cancel planned missile sale to Taiwan
- 2007.03.01: China's growing underclass
- 2007.02.26: Freed China activist off to U.S.
- 2007.02.23: China to exploit Tibet's resources
- 2007.02.23: Interference by Chinese Authorities
- 2007.02.23: In the World of Life-Saving Drugs, a Growing Epidemic of Deadly Fakes
- 2007.02.20: Scant Cheer for China's Dissidents at Lunar New Year
- 2007.02.16: China fakes take toll on US movie, publishing, medicine industries
- 2007.02.16: Fears over China military build-up
- 2007.02.13: Gere urges Germany to press China
- 2007.02.11: Teenage Tibetan Braves Death to Escape
- 2007.02.11: China’s Influence in Africa Arouses Some Resistance
- 2007.02.10: Hong Kong cardinal accuses China of waging war with Vatican
- 2007.02.10: Harper chides China over economic threats
- 2007.02.09: Uyghur Activist Executed in China
- 2007.02.07: China Places AIDS Activist Under House Arrest
- 2007.02.05: Taiwan's anthem plays -- for China
- 2007.02.04: Journalist Group Criticizes Press Freedoms Under Hu Jintao
- 2007.02.02: Canada rights team decries China "organ tourism"
- 2007.01.31: Killing Puts Focus on Corruption in Chinese News Media
- 2007.01.31: Pirated Windows Vista on sale in China on global launch day
- 2007.01.31: China warns on Olympics morality
- 2007.01.27: China's Net users send wrong message
- 2007.01.25: Blackmailing By Journalists In China Seen As 'Frequent'
- 2007.01.25: China Strains to Fit Migrants Into Mainstream Classes
- 2007.01.25: China official vows to 'purify' Web
- 2007.01.21: World's newspapers condemn China's satellite shooting
- 2007.01.18: 'Chinese Government': The New Phrase Censored by China's Internet Control
- 2007.01.17: Smoking in China
- 2007.01.17: China Blocks Entry to Scorsese's "Departed": Sources
- 2007.01.13: China's Rights Record Criticized
- 2007.01.08: China steps up campaign against exiled Uighur rights activist
- 2007.01.08: Royal attacks China over rights
- 2007.01.04: Environmental Activist Sun Xiaodi Faces Stepped-up Harassment after International Award
- 2007.01.04: Jobs scarce for China's graduates
- 2006.12.25: China Gives Rights Lawyer Light Sentence
- 2006.12.20: China Shifts Pollution Blame
- 2006.12.19: Chinese Success Story Chokes on Its Own Growth
- 2006.12.19: Wal-Mart allows Communist branch at China headquarters
- 2006.12.19: Communist China's Promise of Self Rule to Xinjiang Uyghur was a Lie
- 2006.12.15: China Tries Rights Lawyer, Barring His Kin and Counsel
- 2006.12.13: Top Chinese Civil Rights Lawyer Tried in Secret: Recordings
- 2006.12.11: Rights Group Urges China to End Curbs on Lawyers
- 2006.12.10: Group: China has most jailed journalists
- 2006.12.07: Sichuan: environmental protester executed
- 2006.12.04: China may make bloggers give ID
- 2006.12.02: Chinese Court Rejects Appeal by Researcher for The Times
- 2006.12.02: Pope expresses sorrow over China’s ordination of bishop without papal approval
- 2006.12.02: China Again Convicts Rights Advocate
- 2006.11.29: Rights Group, Uyghur Activist Condemn China
- 2006.11.27: China’s Foreign News Rules Spell Trouble for an Open Olympics
- 2006.11.27: British MPs voice concern for "Unlawful shooting of Tibetans"
- 2006.11.26: Prominent Chinese AIDS Activist Missing
- 2006.11.24: Students Grow Desperate Over China's Tight Job Market
- 2006.11.22: China official admits to torture
- 2006.11.22: Detainee's wife takes heart as PM pushes China for answers
- 2006.11.21: China Criticizes U.S. List of Violators
- 2006.11.19: Secrets, Lies, And Sweatshops - How Chinese suppliers hide the truth from U.S. companies
- 2006.11.16: Chinese Defector Talks about the Influence of Independent Media
- 2006.11.14: Top U.S. Official Warns China on Piracy Anger
- 2006.11.12: Chinese Police Use Tear Gas, Clubs To End Standoff
- 2006.11.09: 13 Nations Denounced for Web Censorship
- 2006.11.09: Hostages Held in Chinese Village Standoff
- 2006.11.07: Wealth a liability in China: Tycoons jailed on fraud, tax-evasion charges
- 2006.11.04: "I Witnessed the Massacre in Tibet"
- 2006.11.03: Rush for Wealth in China’s Cities Shatters the Ancient Assurance of Care in Old Age
- 2006.10.31: China Not Ready to Be Advocate for Peace, Panel Says
- 2006.10.29: Hong Kong journalist beaten by guards inside People’s Congress in Beijing
- 2006.10.28: European Parliament Press Release on Tibet
- 2006.10.28: Internet Essayist Li Jianping Sentenced to 2 Years in Prison
- 2006.10.26: Media explosion tests China's control
- 2006.10.24: Handicapped Chinese Pastor Jailed for Printing Bibles
- 2006.10.22: The Chinese Go After Corruption, Corruptly
- 2006.10.20: Dozens Hurt in Guangdong Land Dispute Clashes: Villagers
- 2006.10.18: Chinese University Makes 'Elitist' Golf Compulsory
- 2006.10.16: Video shows apparent shooting on Tibetans by China
- 2006.10.15: US protests killing of Tibetan by Chinese soldiers
- 2006.10.15: Beijing stamps out poor English
- 2006.10.13: China Arrests Dissident Lawyer for Subversion
- 2006.10.13: Tibetans, Westerners Describe Deadly Shooting at China-Nepal Border
- 2006.10.11: China's media told to downplay 'party' ties to Shanghai scandal
- 2006.10.09: Red Guards
- 2006.10.06: BEIJING 2008 - The Olympic Games Come To China: Will Human Rights?
- 2006.10.05: Experts Press Chinese Leader to Halt Attacks on Dissenters
- 2006.10.05: In Graft Inquiry, Chinese See a Shake-Up Coming
- 2006.10.02: China losing its battle with corruption
- 2006.09.30: EU's Barroso Says China Media Curbs Are Trade Issue
- 2006.09.29: China denies death-row organ sale
- 2006.09.27: Lawyer Blocked From Meeting With Detained Rights Activists
- 2006.09.26: Shanghai’s Party Leader, Mistrusted by Hu, Is Purged
- 2006.09.22: China: Olympic countdown to human rights reform
- 2006.09.20: Another Tibetan Monk Arrested
- 2006.09.16: China Detains Top Guangdong Rights Lawyer
- 2006.09.15: China Defends New Curbs on the Sale of Wire News
- 2006.09.14: Media controls for Chinese courts
- 2006.09.13: Press Groups Criticize China Foreign News Curbs
- 2006.09.13: China’s Echo Chamber
- 2006.09.08: Zambians condemn China meddling
- 2006.09.08: Dalai Lama Proud to Be Honorary Canadian
- 2006.09.06: Rules Ignored, Toxic Sludge Sinks Chinese Village
- 2006.09.05: Times Employee in China to Appeal Conviction
- 2006.09.04: China slaps 5-year ban on film maker Lou Ye
- 2006.09.02: Suicide Rampant Among China's Rural Women, City High-Flyers
- 2006.09.02: Where’s Mao? Chinese Revise History Books
- 2006.09.01: China Trying to Tighten Media Control
- 2006.08.28: China Widens Crackdown Amid Calls For Lawyer's Release
- 2006.08.26: China trials show danger of dissent
- 2006.08.25: China Gives Times Researcher 3 Years
- 2006.08.24: Blind China Activist Sentenced to Prison
- 2006.08.23: Einstein’s Man in Beijing: A Rebel With a Cause
- 2006.08.19: China abortion activist on trial
- 2006.08.18: Crackdown on Defense Lawyers Is Intensified in China
- 2006.08.18: China Holds Rights Advocates Before Activist Trial
- 2006.08.16: AIDS sufferers bemoan lack of drugs in China
- 2006.08.16: China Tries Singapore Reporter on Spying Charge
- 2006.08.16: D'oh! China Bans Bart from Prime Time
- 2006.08.13: China: Wild Animal Hunt on Hold
- 2006.08.11: Online encyclopedia closes in China Internet crackdown
- 2006.08.11: A Chinese Outcry: Doesn’t a Dog Have Rights?
- 2006.08.10: China to promote wild animal hunt
- 2006.08.07: English teachers learn hard lessons at China schools
- 2006.08.07: China's censors shine spotlight on karaoke
- 2006.08.05: China and Darfur
- 2006.08.03: China Slaughters 50,000 Dogs
- 2006.08.02: Banned, Blocked Tibetan Writer Wows to Speak Out in China
- 2006.08.01: China church demolition leads to clash
- 2006.07.28: China Unhappy With Canada Over Dalai Lama
- 2006.07.22: Scuffles in China as Trial of Peasants’ Rights Advocate Is Postponed
- 2006.07.22: China petition call to web users
- 2006.07.22: Inside the great firewall of China
- 2006.07.19: China's Jiang Creeps Back From Political Oblivion
- 2006.07.18: Tibetan Monk Faces Eight Years for Separatism
- 2006.07.15: Railroad to Perdition
- 2006.07.13: China Sentences Underground Church Pastor to 7.5 Years
- 2006.07.12: Predators of Press Freedom
- 2006.07.08: Gentle Cleric's Stature Grows as He Risks Ire of China
- 2006.07.06: First Comes the Car, Then the $10,000 License Plate
- 2006.07.04: Music industry to sue Yahoo China
- 2006.07.04: Gay - Themed Film Banned From China Screens
- 2006.07.03: Companies Fight Back Against China Piracy
- 2006.07.03: As China Ages, a Shortage of Cheap Labor Looms
- 2006.06.30: China Cracks Down on Blogs, Search Engines
- 2006.06.29: House Votes to Overturn Some Taiwan Restrictions
- 2006.06.28: China May Fine News Media to Limit Coverage
- 2006.06.28: China Covers Up Violent Suppression of Village Protest
- 2006.06.24: Woman Forced to Abort Fetus at Seven Months
- 2006.06.24: Mystery Deepens on Possible Avian Flu Case in China in 2003
- 2006.06.23: No Charges for Woman Who Heckled Chinese Leader
- 2006.06.20: China film piracy 'costs $2.7bn'
- 2006.06.20: Student 'riot' at Chinese college
- 2006.06.19: Buyers line up for China's arms
- 2006.06.19: China's 'Justice' System
- 2006.06.17: China pulls foreign flicks to set table for party fare
- 2006.06.17: Chinese journalist gets 1-year prison term
- 2006.06.16: China tries NY Times researcher
- 2006.06.16: Secrecy as a Tool of Government in China
- 2006.06.14: Chinese Activist Said Paralyzed by Assault
- 2006.06.13: Withdrawals from Chinese Communist Party Surpass 11 Million
- 2006.06.13: Beijing Slams U.S. Stance on Persecution
- 2006.06.12: China arms sales 'fuel conflicts'
- 2006.06.11: Pollution From Chinese Coal Casts a Global Shadow
- 2006.06.10: Hearts Still Scarred 40 Years After China's Upheaval
- 2006.06.09: Unions Urge Probe of Worker Rights in China
- 2006.06.08: HRIC Launches Podcast Interviews for June 4th Anniversary
- 2006.06.07: Google.com blocked in China: media watchdog
- 2006.06.05: China Marks Tiananmen Square Anniversary
- 2006.06.05: Uighur activist's children 'held'
- 2006.06.02: Beijing Civilians Join the Ranks of Internet Supervisors
- 2006.06.02: Rights Group Condemns China's Jailing of Protesters
- 2006.05.30: Web censorship: Correspondent reports
- 2006.05.29: Local Communist Officials Destroy 1,000 Dragon Boats
- 2006.05.24: U.S. Questions China on Arms Buildup
- 2006.05.23: Blogger still denied lawyer as he enters fourth month in detention
- 2006.05.23: A dark signal from China
- 2006.05.20: China criticizes filmmaker for Cannes entry without approval
- 2006.05.19: Chinese media silent on 40th anniversary of Cultural Revolution
- 2006.05.19: China Ignores 40th Anniversary of Mao's Cultural Revolution
- 2006.05.19: Protesters break silence on Cultural Revolution
- 2006.05.17: China Brings Same Charges in New Case for Journalist
- 2006.05.16: China re-indicts NY Times worker
- 2006.05.16: Chinese Environmentalist's Trial Begins
- 2006.05.15: 10 YEARS OF CHAOS IN CHINA
- 2006.05.14: New bishop to sour Vatican ties
- 2006.05.13: A Bitter Game: Beijing Battles With Vatican
- 2006.05.12: Bush Hosts 3 Chinese Rights Activists
- 2006.05.12: 余杰等三位中国基督徒谈与布什会面
- 2006.05.12: Yahoo Turns to Washington for Help on China
- 2006.05.12: Site launches 'Chinese Wikipedia'
- 2006.05.10: The Epoch Times Wins Prize for Human Rights Reporting
- 2006.05.10: Medienpreis für Die Neue Epoche
- 2006.05.10: With US Visit Over, China to Try String of Dissidents
- 2006.05.09: As Chinese Students Go Online, Little Sister Is Watching
- 2006.05.09: Online unter Aufsicht
- 2006.05.06: Bishops become pawns in Pope’s power struggle with China
- 2006.05.05: China provoziert den Papst
- 2006.05.05: China - Annual report 2006
- 2006.05.04: Pope excommunicates China bishops
- 2006.05.04: Nuovi vescovi, tensione Cina-Vaticano
- 2006.05.04: Vatican anger over China bishops
- 2006.05.04: Military Hospital Openly Admits Transplant Organs Come from Falun Gong Practitioners
- 2006.05.04: 录音:军队医院坦承移植法轮功活供体
- 2006.05.03: China to Defy Rome, Ordain Second Bishop in Days
- 2006.05.02: China-Vatican talks 'should end'
- 2006.05.02: Chinese Artist Zhou Tiehai Proves the Emperor Is Naked
- 2006.04.30: China ignores Vatican over bishop
- 2006.04.30: Vatican objects to Chinese bishop
- 2006.04.28: China's Peasants Gamble on the Future
- 2006.04.28: Railway raises fears for Tibet's future
- 2006.04.28: TV Station Confirms Organs Available in China on Demand
- 2006.04.27: Chinese Internet Writer Charged with Subversion
- 2006.04.27: Fathoming Tibet's political future
- 2006.04.24: World's Youngest Political Prisoner Turns 17
- 2006.04.23: Great Wall of Fluff
- 2006.04.23: Chinese Consulate Rejects Reporter's Visa Application
- 2006.04.22: China media blank out Hu protest
- 2006.04.22: US protocol crumbles on Hu visit
- 2006.04.22: In Hu's Visit to the U.S., Small Gaffes May Overshadow Small Gains
- 2006.04.20: Shanghai Police Break Up AIDS News Conference
- 2006.04.19: China 'selling prisoners' organs'
- 2006.04.17: Giant Mao statue erected in Tibet
- 2006.04.17: China Issues Slew of Regulations to Curb Media
- 2006.04.16: WTO members urged to oppose a new wave of Chinese media restrictions
- 2006.04.15: 大纪元回应媒体报导中共否认盗法轮功学员器官
- 2006.04.15: The Epoch Times Responds to Communist Regime's Denials
- 2006.04.14: China curbs foreign news footage
- 2006.04.14: 3 Deaths in China Reveal Disparity in Price of Lives
- 2006.04.13: Villagers, Police Clash in South China
- 2006.04.12: Dissident Zhao Changqing Back in Solitary Confinement
- 2006.04.12: Downer backs down over Falun Gong
- 2006.04.12: Chinese Turn to Civic Power as a New Tool
- 2006.04.10: For Visitors, Graveyard Holds Memories of a Bloody Era
- 2006.04.08: CCP Kills and Covers Up: Sudden Surge in Organ Transplants Reported
- 2006.04.08: Rolling Stones Censored in China
- 2006.04.07: China Curbs on Foreign Magazines Take Quiet Effect
- 2006.04.06: Chinese on Buying Trip in U.S. Seek to Pave Way for Leader
- 2006.04.06: New Yorker Wonders: Is Brother's Body on Display?
- 2006.04.03: China: Fears for Tibetan Slaughterhouse Detainees
- 2006.04.01: Detained AIDS Activist Plans to Sue China
- 2006.03.31: Informant Tells of Other Chinese Concentration Camps
- 2006.03.31: U.S. Rock Magazine Hits Hurdle in China
- 2006.03.28: China Not Giving Details About Filmmaker
- 2006.03.27: Chinese Police Detain Documentary Maker
- 2006.03.26: Illegal Kidney Transplant in Mainland Hospital
- 2006.03.26: China furniture destroys forests
- 2006.03.25: A Chinese Journalist in Jail
- 2006.03.23: Blogger and documentary filmmaker held for the past month
- 2006.03.21: Mystery Deepens Over Missing Chinese AIDS Activist
- 2006.03.21: Insider Reveals All at Sujiatun Are Falun Gong Practitioners
- 2006.03.19: Sane Chinese Put in Asylum, Doctors Find
- 2006.03.17: China jails teacher for net essay
- 2006.03.15: Former Insider Discloses Organ Harvesting from Live Prisoners in China
- 2006.03.15: Chertoff: China Won't Take Back Deportees
- 2006.03.15: Today in History - March 14
- 2006.03.14: The Oscar for Best Banned Picture
- 2006.03.10: China's poor pose threat to wealthy future
- 2006.03.10: The Wild Web of China: Sex and Drugs, Not Reform
- 2006.03.08: Chinese TV cuts Ang Lee's speech
- 2006.03.07: 'Nine Commentaries' Spreading Fast in China, CCP Withdrawals Reach Record High
- 2006.03.03: IFJ Condemns China’s “Brutal Vendetta” Against Independent Newspaper
- 2006.03.03: Reporters Ordered Not to Cover Assault on Businessman
- 2006.03.01: China keeps low profile on organ transplants
- 2006.02.26: China Detains Two Underground Catholic Priests
- 2006.02.26: Tibetan Activists Protest Beijing in 2008
- 2006.02.26: Chinese slap ban on TV cartoons
- 2006.02.23: Google defends China search site
- 2006.02.20: Bing Dian reopened under tight control as new sanctions slapped on investigative journalists
- 2006.02.18: Fired Editors of Chinese Journal Call for Free Speech in Public Letter
- 2006.02.15: China under attack on all sides over media freedom
- 2006.02.14: Epoch Times Chief Technical Officer Beaten in His Own Home
- 2006.02.12: So Long, Dalai Lama: Google Adapts to China
- 2006.02.12: Report: Google.cn's Self-Censorship
- 2006.02.12: Why Falung Gong should march in the parade
- 2006.02.09: Chinese man 'jailed due to Yahoo'
- 2006.02.08: China Activist Unreachable After Announcing Fast
- 2006.02.08: China editor 'died after beating'
- 2006.02.03: Internet firms 'bowed to Beijing'
- 2006.02.01: Government lies used to conceal visit by North Korea’s “Dear Leader”
- 2006.02.01: Call for release of journalist Li Yuanlong
- 2006.01.30: How to Outwit the World's Internet Censors
- 2006.01.30: Chinese censors 'ban' Brokeback
- 2006.01.27: Google move 'black day' for China
- 2006.01.25: China Shuts Down Newspaper Supplement
- 2006.01.25: Google censors itself for China
- 2006.01.23: Sometimes a Book Is Indeed Just a Book. But When?
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