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Chinese factory employees say they are owed back pay.

Further allegations of vote-rigging dog village elections near Laizhou city in the eastern province of Shandong.

The three lawyers had originally been held on a lesser, public order charge.

The founder of China's system of Internet controls is hit by a shoe thrown during a university lecture.

Chinese students in California want harsh sentences for two men suspected of killing their compatriots.

The US has been responding to calls from the democratic island's president for military support in the face of China's ambition for 'unification.'

Residents of Chongqing in southwestern China are without water in sweltering summer heat.

A rice industry spokesman says Hong Kong gets most of its rice from Thailand and Vietnam, not virus-hit mainland China.

The clashes come as local people blockade a construction site, demanding compensation.

Journalists in the once-freewheeling city are increasingly faced with criticism and even violence if they probe unanswered questions.

Taiwan national Wei Ming-jen's shrine to the Chinese Communist Party has prompted questions about the island's national security.

Villagers fear nearby drinking water and fish farms will be contaminated by the processing center.

The mostly Muslim Uyghur ethnic group is being targeted amid a massive security clampdown in the city.

The government says it will continue to clamp down on online platforms that post 'unauthorized' information.

A former top party official says the propaganda ministry is targeting very young children with the 'correct historical perspective.'

Residents are told to close shop or leave town, while factories are shut and vehicles restricted on Beijing's streets.

Chinese netizens are making the ruling Chinese Communist Party nervous about its 'relative who died overseas.'

Chen's lawyer and fellow activists say the charges are a form of official retaliation for his years of rights campaigning.

Several members of a Protestant church in Sichuan are prevented from traveling to Hong Kong, while believers in Guangdong province are ordered not to meet ...

Chinese authorities detain a mother for 'revealing state secrets' after she made microblog posts about the 2008 Sichuan earthquake.

Huang Xiaomin will be prosecuted for 'picking quarrels and stirring up trouble' after he supported a call for direct elections for the ruling Chinese Communist ...

Local farming families say the authorities have taken over land on which they used to grow food without warning.

Local residents and tourists alike slept out on the street for fear of being trapped, as the area was rocked by aftershocks.

More than 100,000 soldiers, police, officials, rescuers, and volunteers are racing to save lives in the wake of China's devastating earthquake. But the body ...

A parent activist says kidney stones are still affecting victims of the Chinese milk scandal.

Hundreds of pupils in Changzhou are reported sick as environmentalists blame high levels of soil and groundwater pollution from a former chemical plant.

Zhao Suli is allowed a meeting with two relatives and a video call with her son, but activists say she is still under house arrest.

Authorities in Inner Mongolia vow to enforce acceptance of official signatures in Mongolian.

Chinese netizens are not as kind to the late Cambodian king as their leaders.

Activists are being closely watched on the fifth anniversary of the announcement of the veteran dissident's 2010 Nobel Peace Prize.