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State prosecutors in Sichuan's Mianyang stop Huang Qi's lawyers from reading key evidence ahead of his trial.

A new survey shows that Chinese are finding it hard to cope with rising prices and slow income growth.

An exiled Mongolian rights activist remembers dissident writer Huuchinhuu, who has just died.

The move comes after a China-backed newspaper says the weekend's primary elections, in which more than 600,000 took part, broke the national security law.

Beijing's cabinet-level office in charge of the city warns that the unofficial poll was a "flagrant provocation" under a new security law.

Some people are taken to the hospital after “feeling unwell,” as local officials promise a full investigation.

Wong says his supporters should focus their attention on preventing legal changes allowing the rendition of alleged criminal suspects from Hong Kong to ...

Wong says the same judges who jailed 13 activists this week after they had served their initial sentences will hand down a verdict in his case.

Relatives say their loved ones have been denied visits, lawyers and mooncakes ahead of the festival.

Rights groups highlight incommunicado detention, the risk of torture, and the mass incarceration of Muslims in camps as areas of particular concern.

Foreign diplomats in Beijing pay Chinese New Year visits to beleaguered activists facing eviction in the city.

AIDS activist Wan Yanhai says the segregation of HIV-positive inmates in China's prisons will fuel discrimination.

Netizens say they are used to the sort of data collection Xiaomi apologized for.

A popular Chinese online chat service is believed to have scanned users' personal information.

The wife of Yu Wensheng, who has been held incommunicado for a year on suspicion of 'subversion,' receives the prize in his absence.

Chinese authorities shut down an internationally ridiculed award one year after its launch.

The selection of a Chinese pro-democracy activist as recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize is expected to aid his cause.

Politicians say the wording of history sections in school textbooks is being slowly altered to suit Beijing's version of events.

Residents of eastern China say an official investigation into the death of an activist has yielded questionable results.

Dozens of campaigners launch a probe into the 'suicide' of the father of a prominent dissident.

A high-ranking Chinese official goes on 'sick leave' after making a bid for asylum in the U.S.

Activists demand a revision of the official verdict on the failed Chinese democracy movement.

A newspaper backed by the ruling Chinese Communist Party names Zhou Yongkang for the first time.

Chinese activists want the disgraced former Party chief provided due legal justice and a fair trial.

China's central authorities are looking into claims of forced confessions during Bo Xilai's anti-gang campaigns.

The director faces the prospect of being fined millions of dollars.

Billionaire Liu Han was building his business in the southwestern province of Sichuan while Zhou was in power there.

Citizens are demanding an official investigation into the death of a Chinese activist in police custody.

Lin Qilei fails to appear at the sentencing of his client Qin Yongmin, possibly in protest over the ruling Chinese Communist Party's treatment of lawyers.

Relatives of victims condemn the Chinese government's response to a train crash.