Story Archive
2009-11-30
A Chinese rights lawyer is detained for speaking to a university class about online censorship.
2009-11-30
A pastor in Shanghai says police mistreated her in custody.
2009-11-30
Chinese authorities are keeping a close watch on a writer recently released from prison.
2009-11-27
Henan activist Tian Xi is detained.
2009-11-26
Relatives demand to know what has happened to one of China's top civil rights lawyers.
2009-11-25
Authorities execute two people in northern China for their part in a large-scale tainted milk scandal.
2009-11-24
Middle-class protesters in southern China mobilize against a planned waste incinerator.
2009-11-23
A jail term handed down to a Chinese activist prompts a clash.
2009-11-23
An investigation says bosses at a Chinese mine are responsible for a deadly accident.
2009-11-23
Authorities in southern China delay plans to build an incinerator amid protests.
2009-11-20
Chinese authorities in Sichuan move against two activists.
2009-11-19
The wife and children of a jailed Chinese activist are granted U.S. asylum.
2009-11-19
The Chinese author of a novel about the Cultural Revolution wins a coveted Asian literary award.
2009-11-18
Chinese rights lawyers and petitioners were closely watched and prevented from meeting with U.S. President Barack Obama during his visit to Beijing.
2009-11-17
Netizens split over the visiting U.S. president's calls for China to open up online.
2009-11-13
The China-based brother of U.S. President Barack Obama is about to publish his own memoir.
2009-11-12
Hong Kong youths are abusing drugs earlier, and many cross into China to get them.
2009-11-12
The owner of a shack in eastern China vows to stave off developers.
2009-11-11
Exiled Chinese writers launch a poetry collection and call on Beijing to allow their return.
2009-11-10
Two groups of petitioners in China protest their loss of pensions.
2009-11-10
Residents of a northern Chinese mining town gather to protest a rise in heating costs.
2009-11-09
China’s literati call for increased freedom as the country honors its journalists.
2009-11-09
Chinese netizens take aim at their government's online controls.
2009-11-09
U.S. legislators raise rights issues ahead of President Barack Obama's first state visit to China.
2009-11-06
China's longtime investment in Africa is paying off in access to the continent's mineral wealth.
2009-11-04
They spoke up for greater freedoms in China and then traveled abroad. Now they can’t get home.
2009-11-03
A celebrated Chinese scientist is remembered.
