China's Online Encyclopedia Goes Offline
2009-02-04
A Chinese-language equivalent of the online encyclopedia Wikipedia, known as WikiLib, has been taken offline temporarily, with no further explanation.
Experts Speak up about Quake Cause
2009-02-04
Scientists warn of further disasters as dam reservoirs are blamed for the May 2008 Sichuan earthquake. Their voices are finally being heard.
Homes Demolished in Cambodia Land Grab
2009-02-03
A Cambodian property developer forcefully evicts residents to develop a commercial site in the capital Phnom Penh. Talk of compensation ends in the midst of ...
Homes Demolished in Cambodia Land Grab
2009-02-03
A Cambodian property developer forcefully evicts residents to develop a commercial site in the capital Phnom Penh. Talk of compensation ends in the midst of ...
U.S.-China Trade Clash Seen
2009-02-02
Analysts see rising risks of a trade war with China following U.S. comments on "currency manipulation."
Burmese Prisoners Killed After Cyclone
2009-01-30
Burmese guards beat prisoners and deprived them of food after a riot following last year’s cyclone. A group of survivors was sentenced on Jan. 11 to additional ...
Burma Censors Obama Speech
2009-01-29
Burmese authorities made several cuts to U.S. President Barack Obama's inauguration speech, in particular the sections dealing with authoritarian regimes.
Blind Activist Seeks Medical Parole
2009-01-28
Blind lawyer and activist Chen Guangcheng's wife says he is ill, but authorities have not responded to a request for medical parole.
Dissidents Denied Family Visits
2009-01-28
The families of political prisoners across China say they have been refused permission to visit their loved ones in jail over the traditional Lunar New Year ...
No New Year Celebration for Writers
2009-01-27
Chinese authorities have put one writer under house arrest and restricted the freedom of another amid continuing police investigations into Charter 08, a ...
China 'Strikes Hard' in Tibet
2009-01-26
Chinese authorities question thousands in a campaign that rights activists say is focused on finding participants in last year's Lhasa unrest.
Luoyang Teen's Death 'Unexplained'
2009-01-26
The mother of a 17-year-old boy who died in police custody has demanded an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death, as China's petitioners ...
Lunar New Year in Asia
2009-01-25
Chinese protest "propaganda" in traditional television gala as others head overseas in spite of months of bad news for the economy. In Vietnam, a province ...
China censors President Obama's speech
2009-01-22
Censors in China quickly halted state television's live broadcast of Barak Obama speech on January 21st local time when they heard references to communism and ...
Chinese Women Could Retire Later
2009-01-21
A proposed plan to increase China's mandatory retirement age for women has led to a fierce debate in the rapidly aging country.