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New Rules Tighten Control on Use of News Information (HRIC Translation)
A set of rules aimed at countering the “abuse” of information obtained by news personnel in the course of news gathering and other related professional activities went into effect on June 30, 2014. (See HRIC’s English translation below.) The rules, issued by the State Administration of Press,...
July 22, 2014
HRIC Bulletin
Holding on to Freedom on Hong Kong’s Long Road to Democracy
[Translation by Human Rights in China] In the 1970s, an article in Undergrad —a periodical published by the Student Council of the University of Hong Kong (HKU)—resonated with many people with its description of Hong Kong as a “free yet undemocratic” city. Although people argued over whether Hong...
July 25, 2014
China Rights Forum
You Can Expunge the World, but Not Dignity
January 7, 2013 [English translation by Human Rights in China]
January 7, 2013
China Rights Forum
The Killing Fields of China - A Review Essay by Roger Garside
Mao’s Great Famine: The History of China’s Most Devastating Catastrophe, 1958–1962
December 29, 2012
China Rights Forum
The Poverty of China’s Civil Opposition: On the 13th Anniversary of June Fourth
May 14, 2002 [English translation by Human Rights in China]
November 30, 2012
China Rights Forum
Liu Xiaobo
Qidong: Citizens Say No to Industrial Waste
November 30, 2012
China Rights Forum
Microblogs Have Become the Focus of Internet Censorship in China
By the beginning of 2009, the Chinese authorities had worked out a comprehensive content monitoring system for the Internet.
November 26, 2012
China Rights Forum
A Book Review by Andrew J. Nathan
November 26, 2012
China Rights Forum
Liu Xiaobo
Open Letter from Chinese Students Abroad to Hu Jintao and Xi Jinping in Advance of the 18th Party Congress
[Original Chinese posted online on May 30, 2012, on China in Perspective ]
July 3, 2012
China Rights Forum
Lawyer Xiao Guozhen’s Urgent Notice Regarding Imminent Detention and Censored Article
Xiao Guozhen, a Beijing lawyer, was summoned for a police interrogation, which she thought might be because of her lead role in forming a group of attorneys to investigate the purported suicide of activist Li Wangyang. She issued an emergency notice stating that she might be taken away and...
July 5, 2012
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