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Dalai Lama asks China to ease censorship
Mar 07, 2014 (AFP)
The Dalai Lama said Friday that China should ease its strict censorship, saying that the world's most populous nation would only achieve its full potential thro...
China two-child policy not imminent: official
Mar 06, 2014 (AFP)
China's health ministry on Thursday dampened speculation that the country could dump its one-child policy and allow families to have two. The world's most popul...
Art with a punch: China's Liu Bolin
Mar 06, 2014 (AFP)
Emerging from the acrid fumes at a steelworks, artist Liu Bolin inspects the progress of his latest work -- a giant iron fist, poised to punch a hole through mo...
Detained China activist seriously ill: lawyer
Mar 05, 2014 (AFP)
A Chinese activist allegedly detained to stop her taking part in a UN review of the country's rights record is seriously ill in custody, her lawyer and an advoc...
Banquet ban for China officials amid corruption concern
Mar 04, 2014 (AFP)
China has banned delegates to its annual rubber-stamp parliament from holding banquets, an official said Tuesday as the government tries to improve its image fo...
China detains former security chief's brother
Mar 03, 2014 (AFP)
A brother of China's former internal security chief Zhou Yongkang has been detained by investigators, state-controlled media reported Monday, after a government...
Xinjiang separatists kill 29 in China rail attack: Xinhua
Mar 02, 2014 (AFP)
Knife-wielding assailants left 29 people people dead and more than 130 wounded in an unprecedented attack at a Chinese train station, state media reported Sunda...
China arrests more than 1000 baby trafficking suspects
Feb 28, 2014 (AFP)
China this month arrested more than 1,000 people suspected of involvement in baby-trafficking, in a police operation which also rescued 382 infants, local media...
Nanjing massacre memorial stirs strong emotions in China
Feb 28, 2014 (AFP)
The skulls, bones, and names of thousands of dead at the Nanjing massacre memorial stand as a stark demonstration of China and Japan's inability to move beyond ...
Hong Kong editor in press freedom row hacked with cleaver
Feb 26, 2014 (AFP)
The former editor of a Hong Kong newspaper whose ouster triggered protests over media freedom was hacked with a cleaver Wednesday in an attack that drew condemn...
Questions over recovery of China's lost marbles
Feb 20, 2014 (AFP)
China has long sought to recover treasures it says were looted by foreigners, but a tycoon's $1.6 million deal for the return of seven white marble columns from...
Wife of jailed Chinese Nobel winner in hospital
Feb 20, 2014 (AFP)
Liu Xia, the wife of imprisoned Chinese dissident and Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo, has been admitted to hospital in Beijing with heart problems, a famil...
HK court rejects refugees' bid for right to work
Feb 18, 2014 (AFP)
Hong Kong's top court Tuesday dismissed an appeal by refugees petitioning for the right to work in a decision activists warn will tarnish the city's human right...
Ai Weiwei brushes off painter's smashing of $1m vase
Feb 18, 2014 (AFP)
Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei Tuesday shrugged off the smashing of a $1 million Han dynasty vase that was part of his exhibition at a Miami museum, saying ...
Hong Kong officials criticise anti-Chinese protest
Feb 18, 2014 (AFP)
Hong Kong officials blasted a rowdy anti-China protest that brought chaos in a key shopping district over the weekend, and saw demonstrators shouting abuse at m...
China to provide more baby safe havens
Feb 17, 2014 (AFP)
China will provide safe havens for parents to abandon unwanted children across most of the country, despite debate on whether they could see more babies dumped,...
China policeman sentenced to die for killing pregnant woman
Feb 17, 2014 (AFP)
A policeman in China was sentenced to death Monday for fatally shooting a pregnant woman and injuring her husband while drunk, authorities said. Hu Ping was als...
Chinese bloggers press Kerry on Internet freedom
Feb 15, 2014 (AFP)
Chinese bloggers urged US Secretary of State John Kerry to push for greater freedom online in China during a rare meeting in Beijing Saturday, asking for help t...
Daredevils scale world's second tallest building in China
Feb 13, 2014 (AFP)
A pair of Russian daredevil climbers ascended to the top of the world's second tallest building in China's commercial hub Shanghai, posting a stomach-turning vi...
Microsoft's Bing accused of Chinese-language censorship
Feb 12, 2014 (AFP)
Microsoft's search engine Bing appears to be heavily censoring its Chinese-language search results across the globe as well as inside China, a cyber-monitoring ...
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