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Chinese village managers are suspected of corruption linked to land sales.

A number of high-ranking officials have families, assets, and property overseas, according to public records.

A top official links the fall of two former Chongqing party chiefs and a former security czar in allegations of a 'conspiracy to usurp party leadership.'

Churches that do not comply are subjected to raids, or are shut down for 'health and safety' reasons, church members say.

A Chinese AIDS activist says he is being held at home by authorities despite completing his prison sentence.

Commentators say the government is aiming for total control of all forms of media and public debate.

A report details companies owned by the relatives of Communist Party leaders.

China warns third party countries against undermining its claims in the South China Sea.

Many in China say they have been embarrassed by the online backlash, while the country's athletes lose support in Hong Kong.

More couples will be allowed to have two children under reforms currently being considered.

Individual investors are highly skeptical that the government can deliver, in spite of its promises.

Activists say they have been warned not to publish 'sensitive' material ahead of June 4.

How much money do China's paid commentators, the '50 cent army,' really make?

Li Tingyu, girlfriend of protest blogger Lu Yuyu, says she is not guilty of "picking quarrels and stirring up trouble."

Chinese netizens mark an historic anniversary with online outcries against censorship.

The show typically comes in for an online roasting, but Communist Party media have told critics to tone it down this year.

Critics say the opera glorifies a man who was responsible for some of the greatest tragedies in modern Chinese history.

The authorities look set to try six herders over a land dispute, as their families accuse officials of corruption and illegal land grabs.

Western Europe, North America, and Asia largely hold negative views of the Communist nation.

But anti-Occupy groups say there is growing public support for a withdrawal of camping protesters from three sections of highway.

After the arrest of Nanjing-based political activist and blogger Guo Quan, authorities ask questions about his opposition party.

But Chinese authorities seize activist's writings and keep him under close watch at home.

The high court order comes as students end several days of hunger strike action.

A police raid on a private clinic exposes the shadowy world of Chinese organ harvesting.

While the group denies involvement in a reported "cash-for-organs" scandal, lawyers say more transparency is needed.

The move is a tacit admission of a booming unofficial market in transplant organs.

US legislators ask the State Department to reveal records about China’s alleged organ transplant abuses.

China acknowledges that there are ethical problems with the use of organs from executed prisoners.

New rules will seek to limit the use of transplant organs to those sourced from a voluntary register.

Milton Osborne discusses China's influence on its southern neighbors along the Mekong River.