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Several protesters are taken to hospital with injuries after riot police break up a blockade.

Supporters of a Chinese rights lawyer under house arrest clash with area police.

The mother and brother of Chen Guangcheng arrive in New York to visit the activist and legal scholar.

The sheer number of anti-extradition protesters forces airlines to cancel check-in procedures and flights for a second day running.

Remarks by the Taiwanese-American basketball star's grandmother affects his popularity among Chinese.

The U.S. indicts two Chinese nationals on charges of conspiracy to commit computer intrusions against dozens of companies globally.

In annual rights report, Washington also finds impunity for abuses of Muslim Rohingya in Myanmar, and government critics in Cambodia.

Annual report finds worsening repression in Tibet and Xinjiang and arbitrary arrests of Cambodian politicians.

Supporters say his current health problems are linked to the authorities' refusal of his medical parole during a three-year jail term handed down in 2008.

A U.S. sculptor says the Taiwanese government broke its contract due to pressure from mainland China.

The activists say no more public money should be spent on venerating the island's authoritarian past.

A public outcry at the destruction of the Mao Zedong Memorial Hall near Luohe city highlights how the Chairman's legacy still divides people in China.

Zhang Kai has been sent back to his parental home in Inner Mongolia, in spite of living and working in the Chinese capital.

China appears set to execute a woman who killed her abusive husband.

Geophysicists and software engineers are getting hired for 'stability maintenance' roles in Chinese cities.

His body was covered in injuries and swiftly buried, his family says.

Investors seem to have lost the will to look to the future, falling back on historical symbolism to chart market losses.

The student federation activists had hoped to hold talks with officials in Beijing over their demands for free elections in 2017.

Fishing boats are lost, fish-farms swamped and trees block roads as the typhoon makes landfall in southern China.

The story, based on new documents released in Canada, is replaced with a feature praising a mainland company.

Reporters in China are harassed and warned away from possible protest sites.

Three generations later, political persecution in China continues.

New Citizens' Movement activist Yan Bozhen and China Rights Observer co-founder and torture victim Liu Xinglian applied for asylum while in transit from ...

Officials say some 150,000 children are living rough on China’s streets.

Strikes at two Chinese factories bring production to a halt as employees seek higher wages.

Workers contrast their meager wages with big bonuses by managers.

The two men were helping striking workers draft clear proposals in the ongoing dispute.

An unprecedented series of wildcat disputes has spread across the country, prompting police crackdowns and detentions ahead of May 1.

Yu Shiwen is refusing food ahead of the 27th anniversary of the bloody end to the 1989 pro-democracy movement.

Activists on the outside are continuing a relay fast to call for Guo Feixiong's release on medical parole.