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Police hold two Chinese businessmen with outspoken views and large social media followings.

Amid suspicions that police are trying to cover up the true extent of abuse, hours' worth of surveillance footage goes missing.

Joshua Wong's candidacy has been invalidated because of his ties to a political party that favors genuine autonomy for Hong Kong.

Gender equality in China's countryside lags far behind the progress made in urban areas.

A high-flying Chinese politician is suspended from the Communist Party's powerful Politburo.

Staff and activists say the dismissal of Keung Kwok-yuen had little to do with cost-cutting, and call for his reinstatement.

Local residents and environmental groups say they are worried by the lack of official transparency around the project.

The inexperienced group had hoped to sail their boat halfway across the Pacific to seek asylum in Guam.

Police say the samples are needed to 'prevent incidents,' while a legal expert says a biodata collection scheme in Xinjiang could be rolled out nationwide.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says that China's construction activities in the South China Sea harm the environment and destabilize the region.

Censors ban an animated video which bashes China's human rights record.

Many who lost money say it will take them years to save up a similar amount again.

Corruption is preventing Chinese Lunar New Year travelers from purchasing train tickets by legitimate means.

The resignation of a Chinese company's top executive may restore public confidence in the firm.

A mass poisoning incident at a kindergarten in Yunnan, meanwhile, leaves two children dead and six in hospital.

Jilin-based Changchun Changsheng has meanwhile recalled its rabies vaccine amid safety concerns.

Chinese netizens blame players, coaches, and 'the system.'

The investigation is sparked by a video posted online by an anonymous whistle-blower.

In Shaanxi, parents protest out-of-date vaccines, while prosecutors in Shanxi file a lawsuit against local health officials.

Mentally disabled workers in China endured beatings, hazardous conditions, and long hours without pay.

The pilot scheme will likely then be rolled out across the country, prompting concerns over the government's total surveillance of the population.

The ending of the academic program is the first sanction announced by Washington, and reports indicate that more could follow.

China's former powerful security point-man comes under fire for bringing 'tragedy' to many.

Tsinghua University researcher David Missal is told he has until Aug. 12 to get out, after police cancel his student visa.

"Professor Xu does not have to prove he did not commit this crime; The police have to prove that he did," said former rights lawyer Pu Zhiqiang.

Protesters reject an official announcement that the project will be 'shelved.'

Zhang Lin is found guilty of public order charges by a court in Anhui province.

Thousands of petitioners, many of whom have been forcibly evicted, can't get their children into school.

The three are handed jail terms of up to two years on public order offenses.

The plight of poor Chinese schoolchildren is highlighted after a blog posting.