Story Archive
2012-04-30
Blind activist wants to remain in China to work for human rights, friend says.
2012-04-30
U.S. officials would likely press for blind activist Chen Guangcheng to be reunited with family.
2012-04-29
The issue can be complicated if blind activist Chen Guangcheng does not want to seek U.S. political asylum.
2012-04-27
Blind activist Chen Guangcheng describes the oppression he and his family faced while under house arrest.
2012-04-27
The blind activist is at the U.S. embassy in Beijing, according to a report.
2012-04-26
Chinese activists want the disgraced former Party chief provided due legal justice and a fair trial.
2012-04-26
Ex-officials of the rebel southern Chinese village are disciplined for corruption, but villagers demand stricter punishments.
2012-04-25
A U.S. sculptor says the Taiwanese government broke its contract due to pressure from mainland China.
2012-04-25
Accused of accepting bribes in a crackdown on corruption in the sport, Xie Yalong says his confessions were obtained by force.
2012-04-24
A group of hired hands demolish a farming village in central China to make way for urban development.
2012-04-24
At high environmental costs, impoverished communities turn to do-it-yourself rare earth mining.
2012-04-24
Safety watchdogs say Chinese pharmaceutical companies are using a dangerous industrial chemical to produce capsules.
2012-04-23
Chinese officials try to market the project to residents at a new site in Hainan.
2012-04-23
A whistleblowing lawyer says sacked high-profile Chinese politician Bo Xilai targeted innocent businessmen.
2012-04-20
Gender parity is cited in a report on Asian women as a good legacy of communism in China.