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Chinese medical teams plan to carry out nucleic acid tests on up to 200,000 people in the city, amid concerns the DNA could be misused.

Parents in China say authorities are failing to make good on promises to test children for lead poisoning.

The ruling Chinese Communist Party will offer 'consultations and rehabilitation' to those of its members who don't make the grade.

The firings occurred days after Beijing apparently conducted similar tests around the Spratly Islands in June.

The move comes amid a nationwide review of legal scholarship sparked by a secret complaint about the field.

Critics say the 'red' schoolbook uses emotive language favored by the ruling Chinese Communist Party.

'The China Model' book re-ignites debate over Beijing-backed propaganda-style education in the Chinese territory.

The country's ministry of education bans overseas textbooks from compulsory education and orders a nationwide review of teaching materials.

The administration of President Ma Ying-jeou is accused of making the edits to boost chances of closer ties with Beijing.

The five 'Never Allows' are the latest in a long vocabulary list of CCP officialese, analysts say.

Zhou Ping says he fled China to avoid political repercussions for his young children linked to his activism.

Wang Ling and her son Miao Juyou arrive in Bangkok to apply for resettlement after two fellow petitioners die in Henan.

Political asylum seekers Wu Yuhua and husband Yang Chong had been seeking bail as part of effort to avoid return to China.

Wu Yuhua and her husband Yang Chong face charges of violating Thai immigration law.

Chiang Yung-hsin, 52, was indicted in January on charges of setting up the station without a permit for Sound of Hope, a San Francisco-based radio network that ...

Chiang Yung-hsin was indicted in January on charges of setting up a station without a permit for a San Francisco-based radio network that was founded by Falun ...

The infant son of one of the asylum-seekers is taken from his family and placed in an orphanage, activists say.

Dissidents Jia Huajiang and Liu Xuehong are being held in immigration detention, and fear repatriation to China.

Torture camp survivor Hao Wei has advanced cancer and hopes to take her daughter overseas on a U.N.-backed resettlement program.

Farmers in Thai villages suffer economically from drought, vanishing fish.

Song Zhiyu was imprisoned in China for speaking out for the Falun Gong movement.

About 200 officers raided 10 locations after receiving a tip in January.

While 19 ethnic minority Uyghurs remain on the run after the breakout, the six who were caught during the escape could now be sent back to China.

Case is the first outside China, where dozens of people in the Chinese city of Wuhan have been infected.

Joshua Wong was met at the airport by police after being added to an immigration "blacklist," reportedly at Beijing's request.

The movie depicts Chinese astronauts devising a plan to save the whole planet from an unstable sun.

Young protesters who fled Hong Kong for fear of arrest for 'rioting' are hoping Taiwan's next government won't get closer to China.

The Unirule Economic Research Institute is shut down, following police raids on its office last year.

The sealing of the offices of the Unirule Institute of Economics is part of a long-term strategy targeting intellectuals, a leading scholar says.

A former top Communist Party official looks back on a "uniquely lively" Party plenum, but says the real forces for change lay elsewhere. Part 2 in a series to ...