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The reinvestigation of RTHK anchor Nabela Qoser is 'political persecution,' the broadcaster's staff union says.

Analysts liken the former security czar to a Stalinist police chief.

The probe comes amid increasing reports of suicides among officials and a nationwide anti-corruption campaign.

Authorities are bringing associates of the former Chinese princeling in for questioning.

Chinese authorities link Ai Weiwei to a charge commonly used to silence activists.

Ji Jianye's aggressive approach to urban development earned him the nickname 'Mayor Bulldozer.'

Analysts say the campaign is unlikely to be exhaustive, however.

Chinese media and netizens point to a possible cover-up in the death of a man who challenged local officials.

A former Chinese state prosecutor describes abuses in the Communist Party's internal disciplinary system.

The criticisms come after Disney is slammed for filming parts of Mulan near mass internment camps where ethnic minority groups are held.

Xu Zhangrun was ordered to stop teaching or counseling students after he penned articles critical of Xi Jinping's indefinite term in office.

Chen Zhaozhi's detention comes amid a nationwide backlash against dissenting voices on Beijing's handling of the coronavirus.

Sun Wenguang is being held incommunicado under ‘residential surveillance’ at a Shandong hill resort along with his wife, friends say.

Xu Zhangrun has been barred from teaching or counseling students after he hit out at the president's strong-arm approach to power.

At the time of his punishment, Tang Yun had been teaching a class about the revolutionary writer Lu Xun.

Guo Quan says he is in good health and plans to make a living selling his own calligraphy.

Zi Su, a veteran ideologue for the ruling Chinese Communist Party, accused President Xi Jinping of building a personality cult harking back to the Mao era.

China has arrested three university teachers in the wake of protests in Inner Mongolia.

The plan is a bid to channel the energies of millions of unemployed and highly educated young people who might oppose the ruling party.

The building of a 3 km runway will significantly boost China's military reach in the disputed maritime region, analysts say.

Farmers say their livelihoods are destroyed after toxic waters flood their fish farms.

An RFA investigation shows how the firms can be set up remotely with a scanned ID and no need for a bank account or proof of operations in the city.

Bao Tong, Gao Yu and Pu Zhiqiang are prevented from attending a dinner with 'friends from out of town.'

Xu Qin, a close associate of jailed veteran dissident Qin Yongmin, remains under police surveillance and has yet to make contact with friends.

Officials promised the family Liu Feiyue would receive a suspended sentence if they toed the line, then jailed him for five years.

The blind activist wants Chinese officials to follow up on a pledge to investigate abuses against him.

About 20 people have been detained around the court where the disgraced Chinese politician was tried.

The next generation of 'public opinion managers' will receive grades and official certification.

The city's police ban an annual candlelight vigil to commemorate the victims of the 1989 Tiananmen massacre by the People's Liberation Army.

New laws will limit residents of China's most cosmopolitan city in seeking compensation.