Epoch Times China news- As China Security Czar Loses Power, Communist Party Newspaper Touts ‘Political Reform’ May 16, 2012
- Chinese Activist Chen Guangcheng Condemns Abuse of His Family May 16, 2012
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- Hero Showed How to Bust Through Propaganda in China May 15, 2012
- Petition From 300 Chinese Villagers Circulated in Politburo May 15, 2012
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Weekend Insight: Mainlanders Explore Democracy in Taiwan, Protest Erupts Over Chemical Plant, 50 Million Farmers Have Lost Land
WEEKEND INSIGHT IS an Eye on China feature that aggregates the best of The Epoch Times' coverage on all that pertains to China. BUREAUCRACY Though Yo Fin Chou and his wife are originally from China, the regime’s draconian house registration system and … Continue reading
Posted in human rights, media, politics, society, the Party
Tagged high speed rail, human rights, journalism, media, protest, taiwan, xinjiang
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Investigative Reporter and Team Pushed Out in Newspaper Shake-Up
NO MORE DIGGING: That's the message that Wang Keqin and his team of investigative journalists got on July 20 from their employer, China Economic Times. Wang, a prominent muckraking reporter who exposed such scandals as Shanxi children dying from defective … Continue reading
Media and Governance: Like Oil and Water
IN A JUNE 1 op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, Xinhua News Agency President Li Congjun advocated for a "media U.N." that would oversee news organizations across the globe in what he believes should be a new system that will … Continue reading
Posted in media, the Party
Tagged journalism, li congjun, media, perry link, propaganda, WSJ, xinhua
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Muckrakers in China: Resisting Bribes and Knives to Expose Corruption – Part I
What follows is the first part of a translation, of sorts, of part of a popular article about China's muckraking journalists, and the difficulties of their profession. It was published by Modern Express (现代快报) on Dec. 6. This post was embargoed for a week … Continue reading