David Kilgour

David Kilgour, Member of Parliament (retired)
for the southeastern area of Edmonton, Alberta
May 1979 until January 2006:

Archived Headlines on China General Issues:

China-Based Hackers Target Law Firms to Get Secret Deal Data, Bloomberg, February 3, 2012
Villagers Hold Election in China's Wukan Protest Town, NTDTV, February 2, 2012
Short Seller Issues Report, Chinese Company Says ‘See You in Court’ , Epoch Times, February 1, 2012
Chinese Farmers Elect Own Union to Fight Corruption, Epoch Times, January 31, 2012
Chinese Ambassador to UK: China Not a Communist Country, Epoch Times, January 30, 2012
Less ideology, more compassion, please!, January 26, 2012
Canadian FM Criticizes China's Human Rights Record, NTDTV, January 25, 2012
Toxic Milk Victims Angry after Officials Reinstated, NTDTV, January 24, 2012
Chinese Athletes Banned from Eating Pork, NTDTV, January 24, 2012
Christian Bale Not Worried About Chinese Censorship, NTDTV, January 24, 2012
Chinese Official: Troublemakers Should be Shot, Epoch Times, January 24, 2012
Canadian minister blasts China ahead of PM's visit, Reuters, January 23, 2012
U.S. ambassador: Political situation in China "very, very delicate", January 20, 2012
Taiwan’s Election Worries Chinese Democracy Advocates, Epoch Times, January 18, 2012
People of Wukan Challenge China Model, Epoch Times, January 17, 2012
The Communist Party Finally Admits a Cultural Crisis, By Wei Jingsheng, January 8, 2012
The Coming Collapse of China: 2012 Edition, December 31, 2011
Why isn’t the West reacting to China’s crackdown?, The Washington Post, December 27, 2011
Youth-Led Protests Gain Momentum in China, Epoch Times, December 27, 2011
Chinese Authorities Drive out HK Reporters during Haimen Protests, NTDTV, December 27, 2011
Chinese Regime Sentences Dissidents over Christmas Holiday Season, NTDTV, December 27, 2011
When Caught, Corrupt Chinese Officials Just Switch Jobs, Epoch Times, December 23, 2011
The Torment of China's Religious Believers, By Jan Harvey and David Kilgour, Convivium Magazine, October 18, 2011
The King of North Korea is Dead, December 19, 2011
Americans need to know about unconscionable acts, December 17, 2011
CHINA: Systematic psychiatric torture of Falun Gong practitioners in hospitals, December 15, 2011
China-based hacking of 760 companies an 'undeclared cyber cold war', Sydney Morning Herald, December 15, 2011
Chinese Wukan Villagers Step Up Protest in Face of Police Blockade , Epoch Times, December 15, 2011
After Ten Years, China’s WTO Future Not Bright, Epoch Times, December 14, 2011
Chinese property: a lofty ceiling, Financial Times, December 13, 2011
China’s Trade Practices Behind Stalled US Recovery: Hearing, Epoch Times, December 13, 2011
China School Bus Accident; 15 Children Dead, Times, December 12, 2011
Chinese Economy Reaches Crossroads, Epoch Times, December 12, 2011
Is China harvesting organs from ethnic minorities?, December 10, 2011
China’s Local Government Debt Crisis, Epoch Times, December 8, 2011
China TV boss denies journalistic independence, Sydney Morning Herald, December 7, 2011
New CCTV Chief: Journalists are “Propaganda Workers”, NTDTV, December 6, 2011
Chinese Regime Uses Specialized Software to Monitor Petitioners, NTDTV, December 6, 2011
Mass Anger Over Girl's Death, Radio Free Asia, December 5, 2011
Chinese AIDS Whistleblower Condemns Regime’s Cover-up, Epoch Times, December 1, 2011
Espionage Conference Talks Sex, Security, and China, Epoch Times, December 1, 2011
200 Practitioners Still Being Held in Shandong Province Second Women's Forced Labor Camp, Clearwisdom.net, November 28, 2011
Tales from the prisons of China, The Australian, November 28, 2011
Can China Rescue Its Economy?, Forbes, November 28, 2011
Engineer’s Return to China Leads to Jail and Limbo, New York Times, November 26, 2011
China Economy Will Collapse By The End Of 2011, November 24, 2011
Eye on Iran News, November 28, 2011
Iranian police to take note of religious minority activities + Document, November 25, 2011
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UN resolution calls for unfettered access to Iran by Special Rapporteur Dr. Ahmed Shaheed, November 21, 2011
A threat to peace and security, By Geoffrey P. Johnston, The Whig Standard, November 18, 2011
Only the Chinese can make China free and prosperous, The Sydney Morning Herald, November 26, 2011
Prison slaves, November 22, 2011
Chinese Regime Says No to Sanctions on Iran, NTDTV, November 24, 2011
Solyndra Bankrupted by Chinese Regime’s Trade Policies, Epoch Times, November 23, 2011
Self-Immolation Footage Released by Students for a Free Tibet, NTDTV, November 23, 2011
China Tops 300 Million Microbloggers, Officials Wary, Epoch Times, November 23, 2011
China’s Looming Economic Crisis, Epoch Times, November 19, 2011
Foreigners’ Appeal for Justice on Tiananmen Square: 10th Anniversary , Epoch Times, November 20, 2011
Technology and Trade in Fight for Chinese Freedom, Epoch Times, November 18, 2011
Paper Praises Zhao Ziyang, Radio Free Asia, November 18, 2011
US business leaders complain about China's Web control, November 18, 2011
“Feeding the Dragon,” US Aid to China Criticized, NTDTV, November 17, 2011
China: Deny Everything And Hope For The Best, October 26, 2011
Ai Weiwei: Artist’s fearlessness draws others to his fight, Globe and Mail, November 14, 2011
Dreaming of a Normal Life in China, NEW YORK TIMES, November 11, 2011
Mao namesake believes China will be set free, Sydney Morning Herald, November 12, 2011
Beijing's Independent Candidates Left off of the Ballot, NTDTV, November 08, 2011
Regime Dominates China's Charity Sector, NTDTV, November 08, 2011
The False Appearance of China’s Wealth, Epoch Times, November 07, 2011
China Summons Internet Executives, Wall Street Journal, November 06, 2011
China turns to tax to crush dissent, November 04, 2011
Smog, bureaucratic waffling add to Beijing's murk, The Wall Street Journal, November 04, 2011
US Congressman Trying to Visit Chinese Lawyer Chen Guangcheng, NTDTV, November 04, 2011
US Congressional Report Notes Marked Drop in China Human Rights, Voice of America, November 03, 2011
Tibetans, Deficits, and ‘Death by China’, By Matthew Little, Epoch Times, November 03, 2011
China's Legal Blindness, Wall Street Journal, November 03, 2011
Grounding China’s Reality Distortion Field , By Greg Autry, November 02, 2011
China asked to rescue the world – but what about its own people?, Globe and Mail, November 01, 2011
Half of Wealthy Chinese Want to Emigrate, Epoch Times, November 01, 2011
One Sixth of China's Farmland Contaminated by Heavy Metals, Epoch Times, November 01, 2011
Chinese Military Suspected in Hacker Attacks on U.S. Satellites, BusinessWeek , October 26, 2011
Call to Remove Mao Zedong’s Tiananmen Portrait, NTDTV, October 20, 2011
Communism, not capitalism, is China's moral problem, By Kevin Libin, National Post (blog), October 21, 2011
China's hit-and-run morality, Globe and Mail, October 21, 2011
Anguished China Reflects After Toddler Crushed, Epoch Times, October 19, 2011
China's black economy mushrooms as banks waste stimulus funding, Vancouver Sun, October 19, 2011
Taking Big Risks to See a Chinese Dissident Under House Arrest, New York Times, October 18, 2011
China's Crisis Of Conscience, October 19, 2011
Chinese Girl, 2, Run Over by Van, Ignored by At Least 18 Passers-By, Fox News, October 18, 2011
China's Bank Cover-Up, October 13, 2011
Activists Want China's Political Vase Removed, Epoch Times, October 12, 2011
Confucius Institutes Pose Workplace Discrimination in Australia, Epoch Times, October 10, 2011
Cracks in Beijing’s financial edifice, The Financial Times, October 9, 2011
Chinese Pressure on Vietnam Human Rights Protested, October 7, 2011
The East Is Red-Faced, Wall Street Journal, October 6, 2011
Income for Local Officials in China Relies on Land, And More Land, Epoch Times, October 6, 2011
Militarists in China crowd out moderates, Vancouver Sun, October 5, 2011
The Dangerous Life of Independent Candidates in China, NTDTV, October 5, 2011
South China Sea: The New Battleground, Epoch Times, October 3, 2011
Slovakian Politician's Gift Book Offends Chinese Embassy, Epoch Times, October 2, 2011
Private Lending Frenzy Triggers Financial Crisis in China's Entrepreneurial Hub, Epoch Times, October 2, 2011
Chinese Dissident: Law Change Will Ramp up ‘Gestapo-like’ Policing, Epoch Times, October 1, 2011
Darren Russell Case
Chinese Stocks Plummet on News of Justice Department Inquiry, September 30, 2011
China’s runaway bosses spotlight underground loan market, Reuters, September 29, 2011
Chinese to become world's biggest polluters, September 28, 2011
Watching the ‘Red Detachment of Women’ in 1964 in China, Epoch Times, September 26, 2011
Chinese Regime Abruptly Cancels Historical Opera, Epoch Times, September 26, 2011
Locke Visits Children of Migrant Workers, Embarrassing Beijing, , September 22, 2011
Rape Case Is a Rarity in Chinese Justice System, New York Times, September 22, 2011
The 610 Office: Policing the Chinese Spirit, China Brief Volume: 11 Issue: 17, September 16, 2011
China: Tortured, dissident Christian lawyer talks about his ordeal, Spero News, September 15, 2011
China's Super Rich Look Abroad for a Secure Future, NTDTV, September 15, 2011
Beijing to Take on English Press in Canada, Epoch Times, September 14, 2011
Taiwan Businessman Survives Suicide, Tells of Being Defrauded in China, Epoch Times, September 12, 2011
Shanghai Fire Victims Claim Compensation Money was Embezzled, NTDTV, September 12, 2011
MP Confirms Sending ‘Flirtatious’ Emails to Xinhua Reporter, Epoch Times, September 10, 2011
In China, State-Backed Land Grab Destroys Family, Epoch Times, September 10, 2011
Court Sentences Journalist Critical Of China to Jail, Daniel Pye, The Jakarta Globe (Indonesia), September 9, 2011
China’s Microblogs Receive Unfriendly Attention From Regime, Epoch Times, September 6, 2011
WTO Rejects China’s Complaint on US Tire Tariffs, Epoch Times, September 6, 2011
Experts Debate China's Reform Prospects, Radio Free Asia, September 2, 2011
Chinese Internet Control: A Wide Range of Methods, Epoch Times, September 2, 2011
The New Epicenter of China's Discontent, Foreign Policy, August 23, 2011
Japan FM: China should play fair under world rules, September 5, 2011
China Scores Fatal Own Goals in Competition for post-Gathafi Libya, September 4, 2011
Toxic Chromium Endangers Yunnan's Waters: Greenpeace, NTDTV, September 2, 2011
Group Says It Has New Evidence of Cisco's Misdeeds in China, New York Times, September 2, 2011
China offered Gadhafi huge stockpiles of arms: Libyan memos, Globe and Mail, September 2, 2011
China seeks to legalise 'disappearances' , Telegraph.co.uk, August 31, 2011
Water is the new weapon in Beijing’s armoury, August 31, 2011
China indebted to corruption, The Australian, August 30, 2011
Chinese Regime Considers Legalizing Illegal Detentions, Epoch Times, August 28, 2011
Modernisation in sheep's clothing, The Economist, August 26, 2011
China’s denials about cyberattacks undermined by video clip, Washington Post, August 24, 2011
Tainted Chinese Honey Pervades US Stores, Epoch Times, August 22, 2011
Chinese TV doc reveals cyber-mischief, August 22, 2011
Slip-Up in Chinese Military TV Show Reveals More Than Intended, Epoch Times, August 21, 2011
China-U.S. basketball "friendly" erupts into brawl, August 19, 2011
Fujia Chemical Plant Still Operating Despite Protests in Dalian, China, NTDTV, August 18, 2011
Why China’s leaders respond to nimbyism, August 17, 2011
Chinese Train Maker Recalls 54 High-speed Trains over Safety Concerns, NTDTV, August 16, 2011
Taiwan Rejects Xinhua Office Bid, NTDTV, August 16, 2011
Tens of Thousands Protest Chemical Plant in China, Epoch Times, August 14, 2011
Fifty Million Chinese Farmers Had Land Stolen, Epoch Times, August 14, 2011
Ten Thousand in China's Guizhou Retaliate After Street Police Violence, Epoch Times, August 13, 2011
Sex-Selective Abortion: China’s “Vow” to Crack Down an Empty Promise?, August 9, 2011
Chinese internet-activist on trial, Telegraph.co.uk, August 12, 2011
Five Unspoken Rules of China’s Legal System, Epoch Times, August 9, 2011
Time’s David Aikman: China cracking down on its Christians, August 7, 2011
Dead Babies Used to Make Pills in China, South Korean Network Says, August 6, 2011
Unfair Trade Hinders a Sustainable Development in China -- Wei Jingsheng, August 6, 2011
Chinese Dissident Du Daobin’s Lawsuit Against Cisco Systems Might Land Him in Jail (Again), August 5, 2011
Canadian embassy’s posting on Lai Changxing taken off Chinese site, Globe and Mail, August 5, 2011
Strong Evidence Points to China as Cyberhack Source, Epoch Times, August 4, 2011
Solid Oak's 'Green Dam' Hacking Suit Against China Moves Ahead, August 3, 2011
Excessive Force by China's Street Police Triggers Outburst, Epoch Times, August 2, 2011
The latest retail knock-off in China? Ikea, Toronto Star, August 2, 2011
Beijing's Ethnic Policies 'Flawed', Radio Free Asis, August 2, 2011
Chinese Lawyers Ordered Not To Represent Train Crash Victims, NTDTV, August 1, 2011
Chinese Actress Says Forced to Spy on Foreign Boyfriends, NTDTV, August 1, 2011
China will implode if it doesn't change its authoritarian ways, The Guardian, July 31, 2011
Angry families mourn China train crash victims, Reuters, July 29, 2011
Chinese state censorship no match for microblogs in wake of train tragedy, Globe and Mail, July 29, 2011
Families of Chinese Train Crash Victims Protest for Truth, Epoch Times, July 28, 2011
Wenzhou Train Crash Families Paid Off by Authorities, Epoch Times, July 29, 2011
China's legal system, The Economist (blog) , July 25, 2011
House Church Alliance's No. 2 Sentenced to Labor Camp, christiannewswire.com, July 25, 2011
China under the human-rights microscope, The Globe and Mail, July 22, 2011
Chinese Foreign Policy After Hu, July 21, 2011
Why China Wants South China Sea, July 18, 2011
Lai Will Face Torture if Sent Back to China, Says Lawyer, Epoch Times, July 21, 2011
China Number One in Internet Use—And Abuse, Epoch Times, July 19, 2011
The real threat is China, Ottawa Citizen, December 16, 2005
Chinese oil spill half the size of London went unreported for a month, The Guardian, July 7, 2011
Dealing With an Assertive China, Wall Street Journal, July 18, 2011
Where Is Jiang Zemin?, Weekly Standard, July 14, 2011
Amid growing pressure, churches in China 'are at a critical moment,' pastor says, CNN, July 13, 2011
Worst crackdown on dissidents since 1989 - China silences its critics at home, ABC Online, July 11, 2011
Beijing's Theology of Repression, Wall Street Journal, July 11, 2011
Chinese Bank Helped Fund Hamas, Suit Says, Epoch Times, July 12, 2011
Dissident Chinese Author Liao Yiwu Escapes to Germany, NTDTV, July 12, 2011
Swedish Student Deported from China for 'Freedom Flash Mob', NTDTV, July 12, 2011
Media Reports on Jiang Zemin Death Rumors, NTDTV, July 12, 2011
Local Chinese Officials to Be Evaluated by Level Debt, NTDTV, July 12, 2011
Dissident Chinese Author Liao Yiwu Escapes to Germany, NTDTV, July 12, 2011
Swedish Student Deported from China for 'Freedom Flash Mob', NTDTV, July 12, 2011
Media Reports on Jiang Zemin Death Rumors, NTDTV, July 12, 2011
Local Chinese Officials to Be Evaluated by Level Debt, NTDTV, July 12, 2011
Racism still hits blacks: Senator, National Post, June 28, 2011
An Online Scandal Underscores Chinese Distrust of State Charities, July 6, 2011
Is Jiang Zemin, former president of China, dead?, The Washington Post, July 6, 2011
Is China's Ex-Leader Jiang Zemin Dead? Local Censors Don't Want Any Speculation, TIME, July 6, 2011
Dead or alive, former Chinese leader Zemin subject of censorship in China, Global and Mail, July 6, 2011
The Ancient Roots of Chinese Liberalism, Wall Street Journal, July 5, 2011
Beleaguered Chinese church to provide legal aid to members, Compass Direct News, June 30, 2011
No end to the Chinese clamp, The Courier-Mail, June 29, 2011
China looms large in 'scramble for Europe', The Australian, June 29, 2011
Anti-Corruption Reporter Qi Chonghuai Sentenced to 8 More Years in Jail, NTDTV, June 28, 2011
China in Red Frenzy Ahead of Party Anniversary, Epoch Times, June 28, 2011
Lead Poisoning in China: The Hidden Scourge, New York Times, June 15, 2011
Academics pan state of human rights in China, Taipei Times, June 27, 2011
Prominent Chinese Dissident Hu Jia Is Released From Jail, The New York Times, June 26, 2011
The Silver Lining in China's Crackdown, Epoch Times, June 25, 2011
Upsurge in mass protests in China, China Worker, June 25, 2011
China opens string of spy schools, Telegraph.co.uk, June 24, 2011
Happy Returns?, By Jerome A. Cohen, Council on Foreign Relations, June 22, 2011
How China unfairly bests the U.S., Los Angeles Times, June 21, 2011
The Perils of a Father Seeking Political Power by Legal Means in China, Epoch Times, June 21, 2011
Forced Abortion in China — Blind Activist’s Wife Cries for Help, June 17, 2011
Chinese authorities keep tight grip on former prisoners of conscience, rsf.org, March 3, 2011
The Chinese Awakening, Wall Street Journal, June 21, 2011
China’s Happiness Has Not Grown With its Economy, Epoch Times, June 20, 2011
Capital Flight Accompanies Corruption in China, Bank Warns, Epoch Times, June 15, 2011
Deal Sought to Continue Independent Broadcasts to Mainland China, Epoch Times, June 15, 2011
Beijing battling protest fires on all fronts, The Australian, June 15, 2011
Making Propaganda Legitimate: Xinhua in the Wall Street Journal, Epoch Times, June 14, 2011
Chinese Firms Defrauding Foreign Investors, Epoch Times, June 14, 2011
Tiananmen Commemoration Highlights Modern Rights Defenders, Epoch Times, June 13, 2011
Media and Governance: Like Oil and Water, Epoch Times, June 8, 2011
Hundreds protest in Vietnam against China amid sea row, Yahoo News, June 5, 2011
China’s appeal for investors takes a hit, The Global and Mail, June 5, 2011
Chinese Regime Under Pressure on June 4, Tiananmen Square Massacre Anniversary, Epoch Times, June 5, 2011
Tiananmen legacy: Crush any hint of dissent, Vancouver Sun, June 4, 2011
Fengshi Yang Introduces the "Ode to Freedom" Concert DVD
Visiting PLA General Downplays China’s Military Might, Epoch Times, May 31, 2011
‘Tiananmen Mothers’ Speak Out, Radio Free Asia, May 31, 2011
Chinese Democracy Leader Liu Gang Says Wife a Spy, Epoch Times, May 29, 2011
Cisco Systems and China’s Big Brother Internet: Ten essential publications, May 26, 2011
China wants to drink our milkshake, The Global and Mail, May 26, 2011
China used prisoners in lucrative internet gaming work, guardian.co.uk, May 25, 2011
China’s Drought of the Century, Epoch Times, May 25, 2011
Health Fund Freezes Payments to Chinese Regime, NTDTV, May 25, 2011
Manipulating Opinon on the Internet, Epoch Times, May 20, 2011
Chinese Authorities Admit Three Gorges Dam has Problems, NTDTV, May 20, 2011
Chinese Authorities Admit Three Gorges Dam has Problems, NTDTV, May 20, 2011
Confucius Institute Unwelcome at University, Says Professor, Epoch Times, May 19, 2011
Taiwanese Investors Suffer Rough Treatment in China, Epoch Times, May 18, 2011
US Companies Lose $48 Billion in 2009 From Chinese Piracy, Epoch Times, May 18, 2011
China hospitals deny help to HIV/AIDS patients: UN, May 18, 2011
Cadillac Sponsors Chinese Communist Propaganda Bonanza, Foot in the Door, Epoch Times, May 17, 2011
For Former Propagandist, Communism in China Is Not Dead… Yet, Epoch Times, May 17, 2011
China’s Future: Three Scenarios for Coming Change, Epoch Times, May 17, 2011
Investment Environment Threatens Businesses in China, Epoch Times, May 15, 2011
The Party Has Its Own, Safe Food Supply in China, Epoch Times, May 15, 2011
China's web spin doctors spread Beijing's message, AFP, May 12, 2011
Clean Food for Chinese Communist Officials Amid Safety Scandals, NTDTV, May 11, 2011
Biden Highlights Human Rights at Start of U.S.-China Talks, NTDTV, May 10, 2011
China-U.S. Talks Hit on Rights and Trade, New York Times, May 10, 2011
CHINA: Click Your Kidney Away, May 7, 2011
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg Calls for Release of Ai Weiwei, NTDTV, May 5, 2011
Tighter Internet Control for China with New Internet Regulator, NTDTV, May 5, 2011
A Discussion on Human Rights in China (Part 1), NTDTV, May 5, 2011
A Discussion on Human Rights in China (Part 2), NTDTV, May 5, 2011
China Has 'Highly Repressive' Press: Poll, Radio free Asia, May 2, 2011
The Perilous Road of China’s Human Rights Lawyers and Defenders, By , Epoch Times, May 1, 2011
Harvard Journal Devotes Meeting to China's Rights Activists, Epoch Times, April 29, 2011
Harvard Journal Devotes Meeting to China's Rights Activists, Epoch Times, April 29, 2011
Great Leap Backward, New York Times, April 27, 2011
Great Leap Backward, New York Times, April 27, 2011
Manitoba profs wary Chinese could start spying on campus, Canada.com, April 27, 2011
Hundreds in China Fall Ill; Additive Suspected, Wall Street J, April 26, 2011
Ending siege of Kirti Monastery must be a priority at U.S.-China human rights dialogue, April 25, 2011
China Pressed on Prices, Radio Free Asia, April 25, 2011
Over 500 Christians Detained to Derail Easter in China, Epoch Times, April 24, 2011
China seizes Christians in Easter raid, Telegraph.co.uk, April 24, 2011
Ai Weiwei Confessed Under Torture, Article Says, Epoch Times, April 22, 2011
American Teacher Murdered in China
A Return to the Cultural Revolution?, By Wei Jingsheng, April 20, 2011
Chinese Dissidents Say Regime's Crackdown Won't Work, NTDTV, April 19, 2011
Chinese Media Campaign Against Ai Weiwei, Epoch Times, April 19, 2011
China fears people's revolution: analyst, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, April 18, 2011

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Women's World Surfing Champ boycotts China over forced abortion, Women's Rights Without Frontiers, April 18, 2011

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China Prepares for 'War Without Gun Smoke', The Straits Times Indonesia and Jakarta Globe, April 16, 2011
Chinese Village Election Plunder, Epoch Times, April 15, 2011
Chinese State Media Says Aids-Like Disease Is In the Head, Epoch Times, April 15, 2011
Beijing bans inter-college debates on 1911 revolution, South China Morning Post, April 10, 2011
Chinese Police Halt House Church Service, Detain Worshippers, Fox News, April 10, 2011
What Makes Chinese People Happy?, Radio Free Asia, April 10, 2011
An Artist Takes Role of China's Conscience, New York Times, April 5, 2011
Chinese Regime Denies Passports, Visas to Select Overseas Citizens, Epoch Times, April 6, 2011
Ai Weiwei's arrest is part of China's new crackdown, guardian.co.uk, April 5, 2011
US urges China to release Weiwei, April 5, 2011
China Dissident Crackdown Sparks Scant Outcry as US Distracted by Libya, Bloomberg, April 5, 2011
Canada must join call for release of artist Ai Weiwei: VAG curator, Vancouver Sun, April 5, 2011
Chinese Regime Uses Passports and Visas to Punish Activists, Epoch Times, April 4, 2011
Ai Weiwei, Chinese Artist, Arrested at Beijing Airport, Epoch Times, April 3, 2011
Was O.C. teacher murdered in China?, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER, March 31, 2011
Chinese Cyberwar Attacks Canadian and Australian Governments, Epoch Times, March 30, 2011
Will a 'happy' China, make for a happier world?, Telegraph.co.uk, March 30, 2011
Wife says China activist charged with subversion, Forbes, March 30, 2011
China Executes 'Thousands', Radio Free Asia, March 28, 2011
Show them the money, old China, March 26, 2011
A Failure to Prosper: Educational Woes in China, Epoch Times, March 22, 2011
Chinese Dissident Gets 10 Years for Writing Essays, Epoch Times, March 25, 2011
China’s Mass Brainwashing for the Modern Age, Epoch Times, March 25, 2011
Chinese Regime Pushes Back Against Libya Intervention, Epoch Times, March 24, 2011
Gadhafi Lauded By CCTV, Radio Free Asia, March 21, 2011
Google Blames China’s Government For Blocking Gmail Users, March 21, 2011
Alberta Officials Targeted in E-Mail Hoax, Epoch Times, March 17, 2011
China’s Ambition to Dominate Trade Worldwide, Epoch Times, March 17, 2011
China’s Shame: Underfunding Public Education, Epoch Times, March 17, 2011
‘Jasmine revolution’ in China over the horizon, March 15, 2011
China: Words and Deeds Not in Sync, Epoch Times, March 14, 2011
Everything Old Is New Again, March 11, 2011
Scaling the Chinese Communist Party's Firewall, NTDTV, March 9, 2011
Chinese leader rules out democracy, BBC News, March 10, 2011
Chinese Foreign Ministry Rebukes Foreign Journalists, Epoch Times, March 9, 2011
Bo Xilai’s Chongqing TV Station Plays ‘Red’ Propaganda in China, Epoch Times, March 8, 2011
Dictators and Internet Double Standards, The Wall Street Journal, March 7, 2011
Tibetans Poised to Elect Prime-Minister-in-Exile, Epoch Times, March 2, 2011
Men Without Women, March 6, 2011
China’s Toxic Rice Problem, Epoch Times, March 3, 2011
Beijing to track all mobile phone users' movements, March 3, 2011
Chinese activists disappear amid calls for protests, USA Today, March 3, 2011
China plans to track cellphone users, sparking human rights concerns, Washington Post, March 3, 2011
China railways scandal widens, raising criticism, AP, March 1, 2011
LinkedIn blocked in parts of China, AFP, February 25, 2011
Overcoming the Obstacles to China’s Color Revolution, Epoch Times, February 24, 2011
Experts Discuss the Internet and the End of Dictatorship, Epoch Times, February 24, 2011
China’s Painful Path Toward Freedom, Epoch Times, February 24, 2011
In Face of Middle East Unrest, Chinese Communist Party Closes Ranks, Epoch Times, February 23, 2011
Hong Kong Politicians Support 'No CCP Villians' Campaign, Epoch Times, February 23, 2011
Q. & A. with Rebecca MacKinnon: Internet in China, New Yorker (blog), February 22, 2011
Will Egypt's Awakening Rouse China?, Epoch Times, February 21, 2011
‘Leather Milk’ Surfaces in China, Epoch Times, February 20, 2011
Xinjiang 'Tense' Amid Arab Turmoil, Radio Free China, February 22, 2011
Beijing and the Arab Revolt, Wall Street Journal, February 22, 2011
Crackdown to stop pro-democracy rallies in China, Irish Times, February 21, 2011
China Blocks Coverage of 'Jasmine Revolution' Protests, Bloomberg, February 21, 2011
Chinese Government Responds to Call for Protests, New York Times, February 20, 2011
Good and Evil in China and the Contradictions of Xi Jinping, Epoch Times, February 18, 2011
The wind that will not subside, The Economist, February 17, 2011
VOA's China Broadcast Cut Not a Budget Matter, Says Congressman, Epoch Times, February 19, 2011
China's Hooligan Government, Wall Street Journal, February 18, 2011
The Contradictions of Civil Society in China, Epoch Times, February 18, 2011
China Deletes Egypt Song, Radio Free China, February 18, 2011
Official Corruption and Debauchery in China Exposed by Lawyer, Epoch Times, February 17, 2011
Chinese People are Soul-searching Following Egyptian Military Restraint, Epoch Times, February 16, 2011
Social Media a Potential Problem for Chinese Regime after Middle East Revolutions, NTDTV, February 16, 2011
How Social Media Changed China's Internet Equation, Time, February 21, 2011
New alliance targeting CCP ‘villains’, Taipei Times, February 17, 2011
Businessman deported to China where corporate fraud charge awaits, Globe and Mail, February 16, 2011
Chinese Regime Downplays Ousting of Egyptian President, Chinese People Gain Hope, Epoch Times, February 13, 2011
China’s Farmers Without Farms May Threaten Regime, Epoch Times, February 12, 2011
Chinese Stock Market in 2010: Milking Money from Chinese Investors, Epoch Times, February 11, 2011
China’s Boom: Fueled By Spies?, February 10, 2011
A Dark Age for Chinese Media, Epoch Times, February 9, 2011
Taiwanese General Accused of Spying For the CCP, Epoch Times, February 9, 2011
Hong Kong Public Broadcaster RTHK Criticized for Self-Censorship , NTDTV, February 8, 2011
Arab Color Revolutions a Source of Concern to Chinese Regime, Epoch Times, February 8, 2011
How China’s Official Media Covers Egyptian Unrest, Epoch Times, February 7, 2011
The Revolution Storms in the Arab World and the Revolution in China, By Wei Jingsheng, , February 4, 2011
If Millions of Chinese Took to the Streets, Would the Chinese Army Still Open Fire?, Wei Jingsheng Foundation News, February 4, 2011
Egypt Is the Next Tunisia. What Is the Next Egypt?, Forbes, January 31, 2011
Chinese use honeytraps to spy on French companies, intelligence report claims, Telegraph.co.uk, February 1, 2011
Lang Lang's Ties to Communist Party Deeper than Acknowledged, Epoch Times, January 31, 2011
Hundreds Mourn Hong Kong Democracy Activist, Szeto Wah, NTDTV, January 31, 2011
Chinese Commentary Writer Chang Ping Fired for Criticizing CCP, NTDTV, January 31, 2011
China restricts news, discussion of Egypt unrest, AFP, January 31, 2011
Closing the Chasm: Lessons from Lang Lang’s White House Performance, Epoch Times, January 30, 2011
Chinese Regime Blocks ‘Egypt’ Internet Search, Epoch Times, January 29, 2011
China’s Economy Bolstered by the Sale of Bloodstained Land, Epoch Times, January 26, 2011
A State Insult with Chinese Characteristics, By Nicholas Eberstadt, The American, January 26, 2011
False and Fiery Propaganda Persists in China, Epoch Times, January 25, 2011
Chinese People Comment on Hu’s Visit to the US, Epoch Times, January 25, 2011
China’s National Image Campaign, Folk Version, Epoch Times, January 25, 2011
New Chinese Ad Campaign in Times Square: Spectacular Price, Dubious Impact, Epoch Times, January 24, 2011
CIA Views China’s “Student Informant System”, January 24, 2011
A Song and an Obscenity, National Review, January 24, 2011
Chinese Pianist Plays Anti-American Song at White House Dinner, NTDTV, January 24, 2011
China’s coming fall, By Lawrence Solomon, National Post, January 22, 2011
President Obama makes Hu Jintao look good on rights, Washington Post, January 20, 2011
Photo shows Hu's Welcomers were Paid, Phayul, January 23, 2011
The Right Word: Seeing red over China, The Guardian, January 21, 2011
Sparks from Chinese Media Extinguished, Remain as Embers, Epoch Times, January 21, 2011
Back Home, Mixed Reviews About Hu's Washington Visit, Time, January 21, 2011
China Goes to Nixon, By PAUL KRUGMAN, New York Times, January 20, 2011
Chinese Leader (Eventually) Answers Question on Human Rights from U.S. Press, NTDTV, January 20, 2011
Hu isn’t China, Globe and Mail, January 20, 2011
Congressman: China's Hu a 'gangster', CNN, January 19, 2011
Protesters Unite Against China’s Rights’ Violations, Epoch Times, January 19, 2011
Prominent Activist Wei Jingsheng Weighs in on Obama-Hu Summit, Epoch Times, January 18, 2011
What do China and the U.S. hope to get out of Hu's visit?, Globe and Mail, January 18, 2011
Will Obama and Hu Jintao Find Middle Ground?, TIME, January 18, 2011
Hu Jintao’s Baggage Comes to the White House, Epoch Times, January 17, 2011
Obama Plans to Raise Rights Issue with China, Say Officials, Christian Post, January 16, 2011
Four Words Obama Should Say to Hu Jintao, Epoch Times, January 16, 2011
Activists suffer as China holds on to labour camps, January 13, 2011
Call for Political Reform, Radio Free Asia, January 14, 2011
Propaganda Department issues orders for 2011, rsf.org, January 14, 2011
What Obama should tell China's President Hu: No, you can't, Christian Science Monitor, January 14, 2011
Activists suffer as China holds on to labour camps, Monsters and Critics.com, January 13, 2011
US Commerce Secretary Says China Must Turn Promises Into Reality, Epoch Times, January 13, 2011
Wikileaks Founder: Our Enemy is China - China Real Time Report, wsj.com, January 13, 2011
Renault Suspects Chinese Involvement in Trade Secrets Leak, Epoch Times, January 11, 2011
China's 'Prince of Gymnastics' Takes Tumble After Beijing Olympics, Epoch Times, January 11, 2011
Missing Chinese lawyer told of abuse, AP, January 10, 2011
Chinese prison-made goods enter Canada, CBC News, January 9, 2011
China: Harassment of human rights defender Ms Ni Yulan, January 7, 2011
Chinese Media Part Transmission Belt, Part Complex Mosaic, Epoch Times, January 9, 2011
More than 200 Chinese children poisoned by lead, Reuters, January 6, 2011
Warning to China's Media, Radio Free Asia, January 6, 2011
Rare Earths Diplomacy
Honey laundering: The sour side of nature’s golden sweetener, Globe and Mail, January 6, 2011
Renowned Dissident Writer Li Hong Dies, Authorities Prevent Funeral, Epoch Times, January 3, 2011
Reflecting on the Most Unforgettable Experiences Under the Chinese Communist Rule, Epoch Times, January 3, 2011
Beijing’s Air Pollution Index Reaches Alarming Levels, Epoch Times, January 2, 2011
Top Ten China Mass Protests of 2010, Epoch Times, January 1, 2011
The gathering uncertainty, By Paul Monk, January 1, 2011
China Vows Net Phone Crackdown, Radio Free Asia, December 31, 2010
Chinese Censorship Worsens in 2010, Radio Free Asia, December 30, 2010
Organ Transplant Expert Refuses China's Invitation, By Robin Kemker, Epoch Times, December 30, 2010
Concordat Fails in China, by Amiel Ungar, IsraelNationalNews.com, December 29, 2010
'A Hole to Bury You' - A first-hand account of how China's police treats the citizens it's supposed to serve and protect., By TENG BIAO, Beijing, The Wall Steet Journal, December 28, 2010
Witness To Mao's Crimes, By Edward A. Gargan, New York Times, June 30, 1996
China Calls on Vatican to Repair Rift, VOA News, December 28, 2010
15 Good Things to Celebrate in a Bad Year - As long as people keep organizing and mobilizing, there will be victories to celebrate., AlterNet / By Medea Benjamin, December 28, 2010
WikiLeaks: Where have we heard this before?, BY GREG McCOLM, The Tampa Tribune, December 28, 2010
Chinese Human Rights Defenders Calls for End to One-child Policy, NTDTV NEWS, December 27, 2010
EDITORIAL: There was no conflict with China over Taiwan in 2010, The keene Sentinel, December 27, 2010
Beijing Takes On the Vatican, By Gordon G. Chang, NEW ASIA, FORBES, December 27, 2010
Nobel Prize Winner Supporters Rally on Christmas, NTDTV News, December 25, 2010
China distorted fishing boat row pictures, Chinh's news, December 25, 2010
Mentally Disabled Forced into Slave Labor at Party-Backed 'Rescue' Center, By Sophia Fang & Gisela Sommer, Epoch Times, December 24, 2010
Three Tibetan Monks Flee China After Arrest Warrant Issued, NTDTV News, December 24, 2010
Father of Great Firewall forced to remove microblog, Chinh's news, December 22, 2010
Chinese Communist Party Members Believe the CCP's Collapse is Imminent, Epoch Times, December 21, 2010
Religious Freedom In China , Voice of America, December 20, 2010
Is Facebook preparing to hurdle the Great Firewall? , The Guardian, December 20, 2010
Wikileaks and the Uyghur, December 20, 2010
Rights Abuses Rooted in Past, December 17, 2010
Hong Kong Journalist Assaulted In Beijing, Epoch Times, December 14, 2010
China: Account for “Disappeared” Uighurs, Human Rights Watch, December 17, 2010
Class war in the new China, Aljazeera, December 13, 2010
China's Nobel Fury Backlash, December 11, 2010
This Week at War: China's North Korean Folly, By Robert Haddick, Foreign Policy, December 10, 2010
DPP proposes 'human rights clause' in cross-strait agreements, Focus Taiwan News Channel, December 10, 2010
Liu Xiaobo: China's Nobel public affairs disaster, By John Simpson, BBC News, December 10, 2010
Chinese Regime ups Pressure over Nobel Peace Prize Winner Liu Xiaobo, NTDTV, December 09, 2010
Some international news media signals, websites blocked in China, CNN, December 09, 2010
Chinese Authorities’ Decisions Based on Protecting “Vested Interests” - WikiLeaks, NTDTV, December 08, 2010
Why Chinese Companies Buying US Companies Matters, Epoch Times, December 07, 2010
China must release Liu Xiaobo – or lose its credibility, The Guardian, December 05, 2010
US embassy cables: China's next leader reveals taste for Hollywood movies, The Guardian, December 04, 2010
Cables Discuss Vast Hacking by a China That Fears the Web, New York Times, December 04, 2010
Profiles in courage: China's dissident gang of 10, By Mark MacKinnon, The Globe and Mail, December 03, 2010
Chinese Regime Admits Being World's Biggest CO2 Emitter, NTDTV, November 25, 2010
Mounds of Flowers Don’t Heal Shanghai’s Pain, Epoch Times, November 30, 2010
US Government E-mails Hijacked and Diverted to China, By Matthew Robertson, Epoch Times, November 18, 2010
The Failure to Engage, By Matthew Robertson, Epoch Times, November 18, 2010
Flammable Scaffolding Fed Shanghai High-Rise Fire, By MICHAEL WINES and DAVID BARBOZA, New York Times, November 16, 2010
The (Incompatible) Rise of China, By Matthew Robertson, Epoch Times, November 13, 2010
New Book - Mao's Great Famine, November 13, 2010
Tainted Milk Scandal Activist Gets Two-year Jail Sentence, NTDTV, November 11, 2010
Exit Ban For Liu Supporters, Radio Free Asia, November 11, 2010
Standing up to Beijing, National Post, November 10, 2010
Why China’s Elites Are Ready to Travel, By Michael Young, Epoch Times, November 10, 2010
Leaked Video Shows Chinese Vessel Ramming Japanese Ship, NTDTV, November 8, 2010
Activists Protest During Chinese President’s Visit to France, NTDTV, November 06, 2010
Harmony and Diversity - Enemy of Freedom, November 06, 2010
Immunity in Australia from Torture, By David Matas, Revised remarks prepared for a press conference 4 November 2010, Queens Square, Sydney, Australia
Extinguishing ‘Hopes for Grace and Wisdom’ in China, By Matthew Robertson, Epoch Times, November 04, 2010
Droits de la personne en Chine - Le «crime» de dissidence, By Irwin Cotler, Le Devoir, November 04, 2010
Criminalizing dissent, By Irwin Cotler, Ottawa Citizen, November 03, 2010
As Options Narrow, Hu Jintao’s Successor Chosen, Epoch Times, November 02, 2010
‘Our Strategic Partner’, By Jay Nordlinger, National Review, November 01, 2010
China, Easing and Edging US Out of Asia, By Matthew Robertson, Epoch Times, October 31, 2010
US Govt. Investigating China Trade Practices, By Andrea Hayley, Epoch Times, October 31, 2010
Toxic Foods, Drugs, and Toys Continue to Flow From China, By Jonathan W. Emord, Epoch Times, October 31, 2010
6-Million Tons of Chemical Waste Stockpiled Across China, NTDTV, October 29, 2010
‘Number One Actor’ Fails to Convince Chinese People, Epoch Times, October 28, 2010
In China, Millions Targeted for Brainwashing, By Matthew Robertson, Epoch Times, October 26, 2010
U.N. Special Rapportuer on Religion Criticizes Chinese Regime, NTDTV, October 26, 2010
China campaigning against international probe of possible war crimes in Burma, By Colum Lynch, Washington Post, October 26, 2010
China's succession: The next emperor, The Economist, October 21, 2010
Big Brother Tightens Grip in China, By Gary Feuerberg, Epoch Times, October 25, 2010
Ex-inmates reveal 'hell' of China's forced labor, THE ASAHI SHIMBUN, October 25, 2010
Chinese bosses charged over Zambian mine shooting, BBC News, October 18, 2010
If China frees Nobel winner, it will show its strength, By Václav Havel and Desmond M. Tutu, Washington Post, October 22, 2010
China's Underground Christians, wsj.com, October 22, 2010
Hong Kong Deletes Evidence for Cancelled Shen Yun's Tour, NTDTV, October 22, 2010
Chinese Regime Ranked one of the Worst Violators of Press Freedom, NTDTV, October 22, 2010
Pressure for Political Reforms Builds in China, Epoch Times, October 20, 2010
The Imagined Kingdom: Liu Xiaobo and Universal Values, By Bob Bailey, Yale Journal, October 16, 2010
China Church Raided, Pastors Missing, BosNewsLife, October 14, 2010
China cracks down on dissidents ahead of major party conference, By MARK MacKINNON, Globe and Mail, October 14, 2010
Hague must end his silence on China, By Edward McMillan-Scott, October 14, 2010
Deciphering the Words of China's Wen, Epoch Times, October 10, 2010
China broods as Nobel-winning dissident evokes memory of `Tiananmen martyrs', By Aileen McCabe, Canada.com, October 11, 2010
Chinese reporter tells story of 'EU censorship', October 11, 2010
China Tightens State Secrets Law, Epoch Times, October 09, 2010
Journalists Barred from EU-China Summit, NTDTV, October 08, 2010
Youth Inspired to Remember Past and Change Future, Epoch Times, October 06, 2010
China’s Thirty Years War Against its Own People Slated to Continue, By Steven W. Mosher, October 06, 2010
Chinese Delegation Cancels Press Conference at EU-China Summit, By Matthew Robertson, Epoch Times, October 06, 2010
China-Japan Security Relations, By Richard C. Bush III, The Brookings Institution, October, 2010
Human Rights and International Organ Transplantation Abuse , By Ethan Gutmann, Conference of the International Society for Human Rights (ISHR), September 30, 2010
Why China isn't fit to lead Asia, By Brahma Chellaney, Globe and Mail, October 04, 2010
Mao's famine was no dinner party, By JEFF KINGSTON, The Japan Times, October 03, 2010
China’s War on Women Turns 30, By Reggie Littlejohn, Epoch Times, October 02, 2010
Irish Government Funds CCP Propaganda Through Confucius Institutes, By Gerald O'Connor, Epoch Times, September 29, 2010
North Korean Defectors Give Grim Testimony of Experiences with China, By Gary Feuerberg, Epoch Times, September 29, 2010
Not Tough Enough With China!, By John Kusumi, September 25, 2010
Obama Should Tell Wen to Stop the ‘Gendercide’, Advocates Say, By Matthew Robertson, Epoch Times, September 24, 2010
CHINA’S WAR ON WOMEN TURNS 30, By Reggie Littlejohn, September 23, 2010
Anti-Japan Protests Stage-Managed by State, Epoch Times, September 20, 2010
Respecting the body Letter of the day, Winnipeg Free Press, September 20, 2010
New Book Warns of Chinese Regime's Objective of Unifying Taiwan, NTDTV, September 17, 2010
Journalist Group Says HK Police Withholding Spot News From Media, NTDTV, September 15, 2010
China's Corrupted Food a Symptom of Corrupt Society, Journalist Says, By Tang Yin, Epoch Times, September 13, 2010
Chinese Regime Pushes Cultural Exchange with Taiwan, NTDTV, September 10, 2010
Chinese UN diplomat apologises to Secretary-General for tribute that turned into drunken rant, THE DAILY MAIL, September 10, 2010
Union Says China Engaging in Illegal Trade Practices, By Jack Phillips, Epoch Times, September 9, 2010
Rising Star in Chinese Regime Implicated in Campaign’s Use of Torture, Epoch Times, September 7, 2010
North Korea leans on its major ally to dodge world's arms-trade ban, By Jonathan Manthorpe, Vancouver Sun, September 3, 2010
The Secret World of China's Communist Rulers
All the Propaganda That’s Fit to Print, September 3, 2010
Political Struggle May Lie Beneath Chinese Premier's 'Reform' Remarks, By Quincy Yu, Epoch Times, Sep 1, 2010
China Spied On Qantas Employee, By Shar Adams, Epoch Times, Sep 1, 2010
China: Rumors of the Central Bank Chief's Defection Read more: China: Rumors of the Central Bank Chief's Defection |, STRATFOR, August 30, 2010
Human rights: the White House and China, By Chet Nagle, Daily Caller, August 28, 2010
Chinese inflation might be out of control, By Daryl G. Jones, CNN, May 19, 2010
Starved by Mao, Cannibal China Ate Earth, Robbed Graves: Books, By George Walden, Bloomberg, August 29, 2010
Illegally Detained Woman Dies Eight Days After Arrest, By Stephanie Lam, Epoch Times, August 29, 2010
China: the future of Christianity?, By Antonio Weiss, The Guardian, August 28, 2010
Police fire on mine protesters, Radio Free Asia, August 26, 2010
Hopeful Dissidents Petition for an End to Forced Re-education through Labor, Epoch Times, August 27, 2010
Beijing's Petitioners Grow in Number and Indigence, but Not Satisfaction, Epoch Times, August 25, 2010
Lieutenant General Lambasts China’s Political System, Epoch Times, August 25, 2010
Chinese Regime’s Approach to Human Trafficking Critiqued, By Gary Feuerberg, Epoch Times, August 24, 2010
Beijing Official Tells Hong Kong Media to Back the Chinese Regime during Crises, NTDTV, August 24, 2010
Containing China in new cold war, By Paul Lin, Taipei Times, August 22, 2010
Once Friendly, Foreign Companies in China Have Second Thoughts, By He Qinglian, Epoch Times, August 21, 2010
Waiting for Wikileaks: Beijing's Seven Secrets, By Perry Link, The New York Review of Books (blog), August 19, 2010
The Chinese Military Challenge, Wall Street Journal, August 19, 2010
Inside the Knockoff-Tennis-Shoe Factory, By NICHOLAS SCHMIDLE, New York Times, August 19, 2010
An American Orphan's Journey Through China's Cultural Revolution, By Yue Yun & Lin Fan, Epoch Times, August 17, 2010
Journalist's Passport Held Hostage by Chinese Consulate in Canada, By Matthew Little, Epoch Times, August 16, 2010
Forget What You've Been Told, China Won't Be the World's Second Largest Economy For Long, By Gordon G. Chang, Fox News, August 16, 2010
China must reform or die, By JOHN GARNAUT, Sydney Morning Herald, August 12, 2010
China Schools ‘Kill Imagination’
Chinese prisoners used as labourers in developing countries, AsiaNews/Agencies Beijing, August 12, 2010
Pacific Command Pushes Back , BY MICHAEL AUSLIN, The Wall Street Journal, 11 August 2010
How to build contacts in China , By Edward Holroyd Pearce, Director Magazine (UK), August 10, 2010
China: The Biggest Funder of Dams , By Sonya Bryskine, The Epoch Times, August 10, 2010
The Psychology of Destroying Belief, By Sun Yanjun, The Epoch Times, August 10, 2010
Pattern of Harsh Prison Sentences Emerging in China, By Gary Feuerberg, The Epoch Times, August 11, 2010
Invitation Sent, But Rights Abuser Not Welcome in Taiwan, By Wang Qian & Wang Jin, Sound of Hope Radio Network, August 08, 2010
U.S. enlists China's worried neighbours, By Alan Dupont , The Australian, August 03, 2010
Spies, spies, and more spies, By DAVID T. JONES, The Hill Times, August 02, 2010
UN Protestors Highlight China's Forced Eviction Problem, NTD News, August 09, 2010
Christians come under attack in China, By Bill Schiller, The Toronto Star, August 07, 2010
Panda-Hugger Hangover, BY CHRISTIAN CARYL, The Foreign Policy, August 04, 2010
Experts Urge U.S. to Pressure Chinese Regime More on Rights, NTDTV, August 05, 2010
Vanity GDP Hurts China’s Living Standard, By Dilip Rajeev & Pingping Yu, Epoch Times, August 05, 2010
Where do 'Chinese' guns arming rebels really come from?, By Subir Bhaumik, BBC News, August 03, 2010
Ethiopia: Activists burn Chinese flag, condemn Meles as 'mercenary', EthioGuardian.com
China Forging Strategic Ties to Radical Islam, China Confidential, July 17, 2006
China’s Communist Party rules through spies, here is how to get rid of them, By Wei Jingsheng, AsiaNews.it, August 04, 2010
Chinese censors eye microblogs with suspicion, Bellingham Herald, August 04, 2010
Chinese author to publish book critical of premier, AP, August 04, 2010
how to deal with China, By Sunny Lee, Korea Times, July 29, 2010
Exporting convicts stains China's reputation, By Brahma Chellaney, Globe and Mail, August 03, 2010
The Party, By Peter Ford, CSMonitor.com, August 02, 2010
MP claims Chinese espionage, By RICK BELL, Calgary Sun, July 31, 2010
Leaked Memo Outlines Chinese Regime Plans to Up Internet Censorship, By Reid Schram, Epoch Times, July 30, 2010
All Out: China Turns on the Charm, By Helle C. Dale, World Affairs Journal, July/August, 2010
Pushing the Limits of the Three Gorges Dam, By Matthew Robertson, Epoch Times, July 28, 2010
Blowing China’s cover in Canada, July 22, 2010
Two Prominent Lawyers Write to Minister of Foreign Affairs Asking to Have Chinese Embassy Official Liu Shaohua Declared "Persona Non Grata" and Expelled From Canada, Clearwisdom.net, July 23, 2010
China's Summer Of Labor Unrest, By Phelim Kine, Forbes, July 23, 2010
United Nations Reports on Violations against Falun Gong Practitioners & Human Rights Situation in China (2000-2010), Falun Gong Human Rights Working Group
UN censors Edmonton artists' sculpture, By Sheila Pratt, edmontonjournal.com, July 21, 2010
In The Land Of Mao, A Rising Tide Of Christianity, NPR, June 19, 2010
German Business Chiefs Criticize China, By Andrew Willis, BusinessWeek, July 19, 2010
Expo 2010 Shanghai: A Better Life,' but not for dissidents, By TOM LASSETER, MiamiHerald.com, July 18, 2010
Internet TV Company Helps Break Beijing's Censorship, Epoch Times, July 18, 2010
The Dilemma of Overseas Chinese, By GEREMIE R. BARMé, Wall Street Journal, July 17, 2010
China still has a long march ahead, By Robert Fulford, National Post, July 17, 2010
Confucius Institutes: Getting Schooled by Beijing, By Matthew Little, Epoch Times, July 15, 2010
Beware of Chinese government gifts, By GLENN GARVIN, July 15, 2010
Chinese Regime's Green Dam Project Collapses, By Sophia Fang, Epoch Times, July 14, 2010
Beijing Says Facebook and Twitter Threaten National Security , Epoch Times, July 14, 2010
Beijing starts gating, locking migrant villages, AP, July 14, 2010
China group says US uses Facebook to sow unrest, By ANITA CHANG, AP, July 09, 2010
Transcripts Released: Chinese Embassy Directing Students to Rally for Hu Jintao, By Matthew Little, Epoch Times, July 09, 2010
Jailing of U.S. Citizen Raises Concerns over Chinese State Secrets Laws, NTDTV, July 08, 2010
Fight Breaks out in Taiwan's Parliament Over China Trade, NTDTV, July 08, 2010
Bribery Is Losing Its Charm in China, By Dexter Roberts, BusinessWeek, July 08, 2010
Ignatieff's China blunder, Calgary Herald, July 08, 2010
China: Threats and arrests for Chinese dissidents: "inciting to subvert state power", Spero News, July 07, 2010
Disappearance of Chinese Activist Gao Zhisheng Demands Action, Washington Post, July 06, 2010
Polish Journalists 'Blacklisted', Denied Visas by China, IPI, July 05, 2010
Chinese Regime’s Tactics to Influence Canadian Officials, Corroborating Fadden’s comments, CFP, July 07, 2010
Activists say spy chief is right, China is spying, By BRIAN LILLEY, Parliamentary Bureau, Toronto Sun, July 05, 2010
Canada worried about Chinese influence, The World, July 01, 2010
Chinese Leader Hu Jintao Visits Canada, NTDTV, June 25, 2010
Ottawa Chinese Embassy Pays Welcoming Rally for Hu Jintao, NTDTV, June 25, 2010
The Party's Over: China's Endgame, By Gordon G. Chang, World Affairs Journal
China's president, Harper meet, CBC News, June 24, 2010
Presidential Visit, CBC News, June 24, 2010
China’s diplomacy skirts the boundary of lobbying and espionage, By Josh Wingrove, Globe and Mail, June 24, 2010
Chinese Real Estate Development: High Profit and High Violence, Epoch Times, June 23, 2010
Strikes at Foreign Invested Enterprises: Has Beijing Relaxed Control?, Epoch Times, June 23, 2010
Tape Reveals Embassy Footing Bill for Hu Jintao's Welcome Rally, By Jason Loftus, Epoch Times, June 22, 2010
Hong Kong Forced to Drop Tiananmen Memoir Release , By Sonya Bryskine, Epoch Times, June 22, 2010
Robbed in China: Part I, By Joshua Philipp, Epoch Times, June 22, 2010
Robbed in China: Part II, By Joshua Philipp, Epoch Times, June 22, 2010
Canadian PM Will Raise Human Rights With Hu Jintao, Says Spokesman, By Jason Loftus, Epoch Times, June 21, 2010
EU Urges Release of Chinese Activist Tan Zuoren, NTDTV, June 16, 2010
Chinese Netizens Join 'Open Your Mouth, Say Your Name' Campaign, Epoch Times, June 17, 2010
Labor Unrest Reveals Weakness of the ‘China Model’ , Epoch Times, June 16, 2010
New Zealand MP Roughed Up by Chinese VP's Guards, By Diane Cordemans, Epoch Times, June 19, 2010
New Chinese Regime Campaign Suppresses Uyghur Identity and Belief, Epoch Times, June 19, 2010
Attacks on Judges Reflect Rage Over China’s Judicial System, By Cheryl Chen, Epoch Times, May 18, 2010
China attempts to soothe worker unrest, By Tom Mitchell in Zhongshan, Financial Times, June 15, 2010
Live Baby Treated as ‘Medical Waste,' Guangdong China, Epoch Times, June 14, 2010
Plans Emerge for Hu Jintao’s Canada Visit, By Matthew Little, Epoch Times, June 12, 2010
Victims of Communism Memorial Ceremony: Communism Still Not Dead, By Gary Feurberg, Epoch Times, June 11, 2010
China yet to decide what its superpower character will be, Vancouver Sun, June 11, 2010
Five Year Sentence for Chinese Dissident Tan Zuoren Upheld, NTDTV, June 11, 2010
China Begins to Rediscover Its Voice, By Jonathan Manthorpe, Epoch Times, June 10, 2010
China's 'cancer villages' reveal dark side of economic, Guardian, June 7, 2010
China: Drop Charges Against Tibetan Environmental Philanthropist, Human Rights Watch, June 10, 2010
Silver Lining of a Dark Cloud, By Ciping Huang, Epoch Times, June 09, 2010
Anti-Communist Slogan Posted on Popular Chinese Online Forum , By Rona Rui, Epoch Times, June 8, 2010
Worker Strikes Sweep Across China, Epoch Times, June 8, 2010
China’s Third Mass Immigration Wave, By Sophia Fang, Epoch Times, June 08, 2010
Tiananmen Massacre Commemorated in New York, NTDTV, June 07, 2010
Remember Tiananmen Square, YouTube
Tiananmen Discussion Still Banned 21 Years After Crackdown, NTDTV, June 04, 2010
Foxconn Suicide Scandal: Deeper in the Fox Hole, Epoch Times, June 04, 2010
Tiananmen Square: after over two decades democracy still held down, By Joseph Picard, International Business Times, June 04, 2010
China's Rebel Blogger, CNN, June 03, 2010
China's censorship could lead to a brain drain, By Fanny Facsar, CNN News, June 03, 2010
Spiraling violent crime triggers concern in China, AP, June 03, 2010
Change finally afoot for China’s workers, By David Pilling, The Globe and Mail, June 03, 2010
Chinese newspaper pulls cartoon of iconic Tiananmen Square massacre image, Daily Mail, June 02, 2010
Tiananmen Mothers' demand China address crackdown, By Robert Saiget, AFP, June 02, 2010
Google's Departure from the Mainland Spurs 'Wall-Climbing' , June 01, 2010
Commemorating Tiananmen Victims, Hong Kong Rallies Against Political Oppression, Epoch Times, June 01, 2010
89% of China's River Water Too Polluted to Drink, NTDTV, June 01, 2010
Translating China’s Position on the Korean Conflict, By Michael Young, Epoch Times, June 01, 2010
Taiwan needs to stand by its allies, Taipei Times, June 01, 2010
China Is Failing to Fulfill Promises to Open Markets, EU Says, By Jennifer M. Freedman, Bloomberg, May 31, 2010
China Real Estate Bubble Bursts in Bond Market: Credit Markets, By Katrina Nicholas, Bloomberg, May 31, 2010
Chinese Police Inadvertently Admit Psychiatric Abuses, By Gao Zitan, Epoch Times, May 30, 2010
Please Stand up once for Human Rights at China: liberty is in biggest danger and China is collapsing, By Maggie Wenzhuo Hou, May 29, 2010
Who's afraid of Shen Yun?
The Paradox of Marxism - Reaction to the Suicides of More than a Dozen Foxconn Workers, By Wei Jingsheng, May 29, 2010
China's Internet Crackdown, By Phelim Kine, Forbes, May 27, 2010
The Long and Winding Path to Marriage in Modern China, By Quincy Yu, Epoch Times, May 27, 2010
Chinese Farmers Lie on Railroad Tracks to Protest Land Grab , Epoch Times, May 26, 2010
Root Causes for Children Killed in China, By Heng He, Epoch Times, May 25, 2010
Chinese Regime Pressures Moldovan Theater to Close Doors to Shen Yun, Epoch Times, May 25, 2010
Beijing's Most Embarrassing Allies, By JOSHUA E. KEATING, Foreign Policy, May 24, 2010
Beijing Leads Ukrainian Officials to Try to Cancel Cultural Performance, By Andrey Volkov, Epoch Times, May 23, 2010
Beijing plans curbs on number of foreigners working in China, By David Eimer, elegraph.co.uk, May 23, 2010
Village Mayor Defends Land Rights, Escapes Authorities, Epoch Times, May 17, 2010
Reflections on China: My Experience Living Under The One-Party State, By Shang Rong Liu, Epoch Times, May 18, 2010
China and US to discuss human rights as Beijing cracks down on jailed dissidents, AsiaNews, May 17, 2010
Activist Sentenced To Five Years, Epoch Times, May 16, 2010
Shaanxi School Murder Reports Curtailed, Epoch Times, May 15, 2010
Beijing warns US over Falun Gong, The Standard, May 14, 2010
Former Chinese Prison Official Reveals the Dark Side of the System, Epoch Times, May 14, 2010
Chinese Rules, By George H. Wittman, American Spectator, May 14, 2010
Chinese Corruption Is Hazardous to Your Health, By JOE AMON, wsj.com, May 13, 2010
Censors Without Borders, By EMILY PARKER, New York Times, May 13, 2010
Rampant Crime Belies China’s Claim of a ‘Harmonious Society’ , Epoch Times, May 12, 2010
An Uncivil Action, Wall Street Journal, May 12, 2010
Is Talking to Beijing About Human Rights a Waste of Time?, By SOPHIE RICHARDSON, Foreign Policy, May 12, 2010
Shanghai Expo Intensifies Chinese Regime's Crackdown of Falun Gong, NTDTV, May 12, 2010
China environmentalist alleges brutal jail treatment, AFP, May 11, 2010
Protestant clergyman arrested in Guangzhou, Asia News, May 11, 2010
Doubts Greet US-China Human Rights Dialogue, By Gary Feuerberg, The Epoch Times, May 11, 2010
Chinese teacher criticized Mao on state TV, Korea Times, May 8, 2010
China’s Forced Sterilization Campaign Is a Crime Against Humanity, By Reggie Littlejohn, Epoch Times, May 4, 2010
State Secrets Amendment a Glimpse at the Totalitarian Mindset, By Matthew Robertson, Epoch Times, May 3, 2010
USCIRF Annual Report Recommends China as "Country of Particular Concern", Clearwisdom.net, May 3, 2010
China's ghastly harvest: Shameful US silence, Tribune Review, April 29, 2010
The Party's Over: China's Endgame, By Gordon G. Chang, World Affairs Journal, May 1, 2010
It's not always about democracy, Taipei Times, April 29, 2010
China's busy blogosphere no harbinger of political freedom, open speech, eurekalert.org, April 29, 2010
China Moves Uyghur Christian Prisoner, Allows Family Visit, Compass Direct, April 29, 2010
China includes internet in secrets law revision, By Kathrin Hille, Financial Times, April 29, 2010
New Chinese law may force Microsoft, Yahoo to follow Google out, ITworld.com, April 29, 2010
Pre-Expo "cleansing", dissidents arrested, sent to camps, AsiaNews, April 29, 2010
China: Shanghai Expo Stifles Media, Critics, Human Rights Watch, April 29, 2010
Cancer Villages Are Real. So What’s Being Done About Them?, April 28, 2010
China cheated in 2000, IOC says, so what about 2008?, USA Today, April 28, 2010
Rudd treats a 'true friend' carefully , By Rowan Callick, The Australian, April 28, 2010
From China's mouth to Texans' ears: Outreach includes small station in Galveston, By John Pomfret, Washington Post, April 25, 2010
Don't forget China's bread basket, By David Frum, National Post, April 24, 2010
Government Worker Who Exposed Embezzlement of Quake Relief Fund Allegedly Murdered , Epoch Times, April 22, 2010
Chinese human rights defenders subjected to ‘absurd’ disbarment hearing, Amnesty.org, April 22, 2010
Chinese Crackdown on Human Rights Lawyers Continues, By Ashby Jones, WSJ, April 22, 2010
China goes into quake coverage overdrive, FT, April 22, 2010
The Architects That Undermine China’s Firewall, The Epoch Timew, April 21, 2010
Daring China Newspaper Touches Sensitive Topic, The Epoch Timew, April 21, 2010
Tibet Independence Activists Could be Shot in Earthquake Zone , The Epoch Timew, April 21, 2010
China's 'Rare Earth' Monopoly, By Robert Maginnis, Human Events, April 20, 2010
Password system lost in Google theft: report, AFP, April 20, 2010
An Obstetrician in China: The CCP Turned Us Into Murderers, Clearwisdom.net
Today's glitzy China, built on yesterday's graveyards, By David Frum, National Post, April 17, 2010
China jails 3 online activists; many show support, AP, April 16, 2010
China Starts New Bureau to Curb Web, By JONATHAN ANSFIELD, The New York Times, April 16, 2010
Google's Departure from the Mainland Spurs 'Wall-Climbing' , Epoch Times, April 12, 2010
China: Chokehold on Civil Society Intensifies, Human Rights Watch, April 11, 2010
China hands over revamped stadium to Zimbabwe, Reuters, April 11, 2010
China mania: A wired bus that must keep speeding, By Avner Mandelman, Globe and Mail, April 09, 2010
Can China be an international leader?, By Jamie F Metzl, guardian.co.uk,, April 09, 2010
Chanos: China is "On a Treadmill to Hell", By Steve Christ, Bloomberg, April 08, 2010
Beware the moral high ground over human rights in China, By Peter Foster, Telegraph Blogs, April 08, 2010
China’s Censors Tackle and Trip Over the Internet, New York Times, April 07, 2010
U of T sleuths track Internet espionage ring to China, Toronto Star, April 06, 2010
'Father of Kidney-Stone Babies' on Trial in China, Epoch Times, April 02, 2010
US companies criticize Chinese market obstacles, AP, April 02, 2010
Web site of China-based journalist club attacked, AP, April 02, 2010
Some Yahoo email accounts hacked in China, Taiwan, By Lucy Hornby and Alexei Oreskovic, Reuters, March 31, 2010
Chinese Search Engines Lift Censorship of Genocide Lawsuits Against Jiang Zemin, Epoch Times, March 31, 2010
Google Exits Censorship but Chinese Regime Exports It , Epoch Times, March 31, 2010
Why Beijing Tries to Stigmatize Google , Epoch Times, March 30, 2010
Bodies of 21 babies found in China river, AP, March 30, 2010
Australia says Rio trial raises concerns for foreign firms, By Madeleine Coorey, AFP, March 29, 2010
China's propaganda machine busy as media indulge in Google-bashing , By Michael Sainsbury, The Australian, March 29, 2010
Red Flags Over China , By ALAN ABELSON, Barron's, March 29, 2010
China’s Censorship Shakes the Foundation of Google’s Search, Epoch Times, March 28, 2010
Worst Drought in a Millenium Creates Severe Food Shortages , Epoch Times, March 25, 2010
China's 'fish' gather secrets, By Tim Shufelt, Financial Post, March 25, 2010
Leading Chinese dissident applauds Google's stand for freedom, Inspire Magazine, March 25, 2010
Epoch Times Reporter's Gmail Among Those China Hacked, By Matthew Little, Epoch Times, March 25, 2010
AP test of Google offers peek at China Net filters, AP, March 25, 2010
Google Turns Up the China Burner, Microsoft Feels the Heat, By Ryan Singel, Wired.com, March 24, 2010
Google's brave stand for freedom in China, MLive.com, March 24, 2010
Google Faces No Hong Kong Censors After China Retreat, By Frederik Balfour and Josh Fellman, Bloomberg, March 24, 2010
Google's freedom bid thwarted by Chinese firewall, By Aileen McCabe, National Post, March 23, 2010
Google to stop censoring search results in China, Washington Post, March 23, 2010
Beijing’s Handling of Gao Zhisheng Criticized, Epoch Times, March 22, 2010
CHINESE PARTY-STATE INTERFERENCE WITH ROMANIAN CULTURAL EVENT, PRESS CONFERENCE, Statement by Hon David Kilgour, CAPITOL HOTEL, BUCHAREST, 18 MARCH 2010
Revealed: life inside Stern Hu's cell, The Age, March 22, 2010
U.S. Firms Feel Shut Out in China, By ANDREW BROWNE And LORETTA CHAO, Wall Street Journal, March 21, 2010
China's corrupt Communists in the frame for graft, By Peter Foster, Telegraph.co.uk, March 21, 2010
What Chinese Censors Don’t Want You to Know, By , New York Times, March 21, 2010
Chinese Consume 3 Million Tons of Toxic Recycled Waste Oil Each Year, Epoch Times, March 20, 2010
Net produces new generation of human rights activists in China , By Anita Chang, Globe and Mail, March 19, 2010
What's next for Google and China?, By Melanie Lee, Globe and Mail, March 19, 2010
Google 'may shut down China operations next month', By Claudine Beaumont, Telegraph.co.uk, March 19, 2010
Poisoning victims used as an example, By JONATHAN WATTS, Sydney Morning Herald, March 18, 2010
Google China unblocks sensitive keyword results, By J. Michael Cole, Taipei Times, March 18, 2010
Google struggles with China tangle, San Francisco Business Times, March 17, 2010
Yes, Chinese have rights – in theory, By Frank Ching, Globe and Mail, March 17, 2010
China in Midst of ‘Greatest Bubble in History,’ Rickards Says, Bloomberg, March 17, 2010
China Eyes Investment in Iceland, By William Underhill
China trying to silence critics, CNN , March 17, 2010
China defends detention of lead poisoning victims who sought medical help, By Jonathan Watts, guardian.co.uk,, March 16, 2010
Iran's link to China includes nukes, missiles, THE WASHINGTON TIMES, March 16, 2010
The Use and Abuse of Confucius by Today’s China, By Michael Young, Epoch Times, March 16, 2010
Editor Is Fired After Criticizing Chinese Registration System, By SHARON LAFRANIERE, New York Times, March 09, 2010
China: Scholars, Writers Press for Liu Xiaobo’s Release, Human Rights Watch, March 09, 2010
Cyberwar declared as China hunts for the West’s intelligence secrets, The Times, March 08, 2010
Google gripe shows Ottawa's cybersecurity 'vacuum', CTV, March 07, 2010
China ready to end dollar peg, By Garry White, telegraph.co.uk, March 06, 2010
China Bets Big On America, Forbes, March 05, 2010
On the State of Play, China e-Lobby, March 04, 2010
The past, present and future of Canada-China relations, By Charles Burton, March 06, 2010
China: NPC Should Scrap State Secrets, Hukou Laws, Human Rights Watch, March 04, 2010
The war on baby girls, The Economist, March 04, 2010
China's Hacker Army, By MARA HVISTENDAHL, Foreign Policy, March 03, 2010
Google says China's web censorship is a 'trade issue' , BBC News, March 3, 2010
Rare outspoken reform call from China state media, AP, March 2, 2010
China official wanted toxic bean case hushed up, AP, March 2, 2010
Vancouver Recap: The IOC Should Be Ashamed of Itself, But It's Not, By Charles J Brown, March 1, 2010
Police chief fired after inmate dies in China, AP, March 1, 2010
Chinese Activists Draft 'Internet Revolution Declaration' , Epoch Times, February 28, 2010
China's Minimum Wage One of the Lowest in the World, Epoch Times, February 25, 2010
China has some way to go before it displaces Japan, By Prof Zhiqun Zhu, Financial Times, February 25, 2010
Caught on Tape: Selling America's Secrets, CBS, February 25, 2010
China's Communists issue ethics code, AFP, February 24, 2010
Economist Rogoff Who Predicted The U.S. Crisis And A European One, Now Predicts A China Collapse, By Vincent Fernando, Business Insider, February 24, 2010
Oxfam puzzled by China accusation of 'ulterior motives', By Annemarie Evans, BBC News, February 23, 2010
China studies long-term impact of tainted milk, By GILLIAN WONG, AP, February 23, 2010
Petitioners Beware: Detainment, Detainment, Then ‘Reeducation Through Labor’ , By Rona Rui, Epoch Times, February 23, 2010
Factory’s Pollution Victimizes Half a Million People in Central China , Epoch Times, February 22, 2010
China's Iran Dilemma, Time, February 22, 2010
China Reverts to Aggressive Stance in the South China Sea, By Gary Feuerberg, Epoch Times, February 21, 2010
2 China Schools Said to Be Tied to Online Attacks, By JOHN MARKOFF and DAVID BARBOZA, New York Times, February 18, 2010
Dalai Lama Visit Fuels Friction Between China, U.S., PBS News, February 18, 2010
Confronting Beijing's new bipolar reality, By John Lee, Washington Times, February 18, 2010
The Iran Nuclear Issue: The View from Beijing, International Crisis Group, February 17, 2010
Children of the revolution, By JOHN GARNAUT, Sydney Morning Herald, February 13, 2010
Korean children left in China, Radio Free Asia, February 12, 2010
Chinese Police Chief Reveals a Large Spy Network, NTDTV, February 12, 2010
China: The jailed salesman, By Jamil Anderlini in Beijing and Patti Waldmeir, Financial Times, February 12, 2010
Taiwan comes between the U.S. and China again, By Richard Bush, Los Angeles Times, February 11, 2010
Businesses Cooling on China as Rio Tinto Executive Charged, By Shar Adams, Epoch Times, February 11, 2010
Schools “for migrants" demolished, children forced to leave Beijing , AsiaNews, February 9, 2010
Google says very hard to operate in China, Reuters, February 9, 2010
In SEC filing, China reveals vast U.S. holdings, By Steven Mufson, Washington Post, February 9, 2010
Shanghai dissident held as city tightens security, AP, February 10, 2010
China Sentences Earthquake Activist, By SKY CANAVES, Wall Street Journal, February 10, 2010
China sentences quake activist to 5 years' jail, AP, February 9, 2010
Chinese villagers attack government building, Reuters, February 8, 2010
China's debt bomb, By ARTHUR HERMAN, New Yoork Post, February 8, 2010
Buy, Buy American Pie
China's hawks demand cold war on the US, Times Online, February 7, 2010
China Defaulting Loans Soar, Insolvency Lawyer Says, By Shelley Smith, Bloomberg, February 5, 2010
The End of the Beijing Consensus, By YANG YAO, Foreign Affairs, February 2, 2010
China snubs U of C over Dalai Lama, By Gwendolyn Richards, Calgary Herald, February 4, 2010
Report: China increases media controls in 2009, AP, February 1, 2010
China's strident tone raises concerns among Western governments, analysts, By John Pomfret, Washington Post, January 31, 2010
It doesn't pay to appease China, By MA JIAN, The Japan Times, January 28, 2010
The Problem With China, By David Kilgour, The Mark, January 27, 2010
With 1-child policy, China 'missing' girls, By Cheryl Wetzstein, Washington Times, January 27, 2010
China tightens graft rules for court officials, Reuters, January 27, 2010
Engaging China , By Hon. David Kilgour, The Epoch Times, January 25, 2010 (Spanish)
A Woman Burns, By ROGER COHEN, The New York Times, January 25, 2010
Lawyer Says Hong Kong Violated Chinese Dissident’s Rights, By EDWARD WONG, The New York Times, January 25, 2010
ENGAGING CHINA, By Hon. David Kilgour, Ottawa Rotary Club, January 25, 2010
What Foreign Investment Brought to China, NTDTV
Westerner's Eastern Dream, NTDTV
Rethinking China's Peaceful Rise, By Charles Grant, RealClearWorld, January 23, 2010
Six Shen Yun Production Staff Denied Visas to Hong Kong, Epoch Times, January 22, 2010
China Rebuffs Clinton on Internet Warning, By MARK LANDLER and EDWARD WONG, New York Times, January 22, 2010
Human Rights violations in China, notably the case of Liu Xiaobo , January 21, 2010
Drastic Environmental Damage Calls for Drastic Measures, By He Qinglian, Epoch Times, January 21, 2010
Couple's Shen Yun Tickets Confiscated by Chinese Police , Epoch Times, January 20, 2010
Google attack puts spotlight on China's "red" hackers, Reuters, January 20, 2010
China: 2009 Marked by Political Hardening , Human Rights Watch, January 20, 2010
Google Sends Right Message to China’s Police State, By David Pauly, Bloomberg, January 19, 2010
Be afraid, China, the Google dragon stirs, By Dominic Lawson , Times Online, January 17, 2010
China tries to limit Google fallout, By Joe McDonald and Michael Liedtke, The Globe and Mail, January 15, 2010
Former China supreme court vice president on trial, AP, January 15, 2010
Google vs. China, By ROGER COHEN, NEW YORK TIMES, January 14, 2010
China's 'aggressive' buildup called worry, Washington Times, January 14, 2010
Google vs. China, Washington Post, January 14, 2010
Google’s First Step is Morally Clear; Others Should Follow, Statement from the Falun Dafa Information Center, January 13, 2010
Google says no to Chinese censors, By JOHN GARNAUT, The Age, January 14, 2010
Google sends a shockwave through Chinese internet, By Charles Arthur, The Guardian, January 13, 2010
Google threatens to leave China, The New Zealand Herald, January 13, 2010
Google threatens to pull out of China , By Omar El Akkad, The Globe and Mail, January 12, 2010
Nationalism: China's new orthodoxy, By Ian Buruma, Globe and Mail, January 11, 2010
Beneath 2009’s Surface, Challenges for the Chinese Regime, By D.J. McGuire, Epoch Times, January 08, 2010
Over 100 China factory workers suffer mercury poisoning, Reuters, January 07, 2010
China jails Tibetan film-maker for six years, Reuters, January 07, 2010
Forbidden Stories of 2009 in China , By BENJAMIN JOFFE-WALT, Epoch Times, January 07, 2010
Chinese Say Corruption Biggest Blot on Image, China Daily Says , Bloomberg, January 06, 2010
Chinese Communist Party Defector Praises Shen Yun in Philadelphia, NTDTV, January 05, 2010
China's Economy: 'Noah's Ark' or the 'Titanic', By He Qinglian, Epoch Times, January 04, 2010
Chinese Official Renounces Communist Party on New Year's Day, Epoch Times, January 03, 2010
China needs admirers to match its ambitions, By Geoff Dyer, Financial Times, January 03, 2010
China joined in to repress the Iranian people
VOA: How to Interpret China’s Rising, chinascope
Akmal Shaikh and China's smile diplomacy, Economist, December 30, 2009
This protest was no yolk, By Donna Bailey Nurse, Globe and Mail, January 02, 2010
CCP Official Responsible for Toxic Milk Scandal Reappointed, NTDTV, January 01, 2010
Chinese New Year, By PAUL KRUGMAN, NEW YORK TIMES, December 31, 2009
China's Xinhua to start international TV news, By Scott Mcdonald, AP, December 31, 2009
Execution Underscores 'China's Contempt for the West', Spiegel Online, December 30, 2009
Chinese Communists Sound Ominous Tone on the Security Front, Before It's News , December 29, 2009
Chinese Regime’s Response to Genocide Ruling Was Predictable, By Wen Long, Epoch Times, December 29, 2009
Chinese police official warns of threats by 'hostile forces', By CLIFFORD COONAN, Irish Times, December 29, 2009
Chinese auditor says $34.4 billion misused, AP, December 28, 2009
China plant shuts after children poisoned by lead, AP, December 28, 2009
Leading China Dissident Gets 11-Year Term for Subversion, By ANDREW JACOBS, New York Times, December 24, 2009
Diplomats shut out of Chinese dissident's trial, AP, December 24, 2009
China says foreign Falun Gong rulings hurt ties, Reuters, December 24, 2009
Prominent Chinese Dissident Goes On Trial On Subversion Charges , RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty, December 23, 2009
How do I know China wrecked the Copenhagen deal? I was in the room, By Mark Lynas, guardian.co.uk, December 22, 2009
China arrests father active on melamine milk issues, By Lucy Hornby, Reuters, December 22, 2009
China Guising: The Myths and the Reality, By Jay Himmelberg, Epoch Times, December 21, 2009
China Imposes New Internet Controls , By SHARON LaFRANIERE, New York Times, December 17, 2009
Amazing Pictures, Pollution in China,
China pressed to reveal numbers, Financial Times, December 15, 2009
DPP wants to rally 100,000 anti-China protesters in Taichung, TAIWAN NEWS , December 15, 2009
China's empty city
China moves toward charging prominent dissident, By Mark MacKinnon, Globe and Mail, December 9, 2009
Wei Jingsheng Speaks at Washington Forum's Seminar on Implications of the "Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party" and the "Quit the CCP Movement" in China and the World, December 06, 2009
Robert Fulford: Is China regressing?, By Robert Fulford, National Post, December 05, 2009
Why China’s Charm Offensive Will Stall, By David Bandurski, Far Eastern Economic Review, December 04, 2009
European Parliament resolution on china: minority rights and application of the death penalty, November 27, 2009
270 Million Have No Access to Safe Drinking Water, Chinascope
A Campaign to Promote a Better Image of Overseas Chinese , By He Qinglian, The Epoch Times, November 23, 2009
China’s ex-president wanted in another genocide probe, Tibetan Review, November 22, 2009
Obama must speak on human rights in China, By Winifred C. Chin, Online Athens, November 22, 2009
The Great Chinese Media Offensive, By Wieland Wagner, SPIEGEL ONLINE, November 20, 2009
Obama's China visit leaves dissidents disappointed, By Francois Bougon, AFP, November 19, 2009
Chinese Officials Indicted for Genocide, By John Nania, Epoch Times, November 18, 2009
China's Human Rights Challenges, By Hon. David Kilgour, J.D., University of Hawaii at Manoa, Honolulu, November 19, 2009 Spanish, French
Clash of faith, By BARNEY ZWARTZ, The Age, November 19, 2009
The China Obama Didn't See, By LESLIE HOOK, Wall Street Journal, November 19, 2009
Could Obama Get Around China's 'Great Firewall'?, By Michael Scherer, TIME, November 16, 2009
In Shanghai, Obama Urges Free Internet Access; ‘Forces Me to Hear Opinions I Don’t Want to Hear’, By Patrick Goodenough, CNSNews.com, November 16, 2009
10 Things President Obama Should Know For His Visit to China, FALUN DAFA INFORMATION CENTER, November 15, 2009
They come in search of justice – but end up thrown into jail, By Clifford Coonan, The Independent, November 12, 2009
Huang Ciping Featured in two Secret Truth Radio Programs about the Status of Chinese Democracy and Human Rights, Wei Jingsheng Foundation, 31 October 2009
China’s Income Disparity Widening, Chinese Economic Weekly
Epiphanies: Wei Jingsheng, By ELIZABETH DICKINSON, Foreign Policy, SEPT. / OCT. 2009
Focus on Legal Rights Urged, Radio Free Asia, October 26, 2009
Ex-China Sports Official Reveals Secret Deal to Secure Olympics, NTDTV, October 23, 2009
What an Olympic glow can't mask, By Minky Worden, The Washington Post, October 23, 2009
Everything You Know About China Is Wrong, By Rana Foroohar, NEWSWEEK , October 17, 2009
Spiritual revival, By Aileen McCabe, The National Post, October 13, 2009
Artists Express 60 Years of Chinese People's Suffering, By Gary Feuerberg, Epoch Times, October 05, 2009
Lest we forget, China's party killed millions, By David Burchell, THE AUSTRALIAN, October 05, 2009
Egg on mao's face, By Paul Gessell, The Ottawa Citizen, October 04, 2009
In China, the Red Flags Still Fly for Mao ... , By KANG ZHENGGUO, New York Times, October 03, 2009
Protests dominate China's National Day in Hong Kong, Tibetan Review, October 03, 2009
China's place in the world, The Economist, October 01, 2009
China’s Next Stage: Spreading the Wealth, New York Times, October 01, 2009
China Is Wordless on Traumas of Communists’ Rise, By ANDREW JACOBS, New York Times, October 01, 2009
Experts Review 60 Years of Red China, By Helena Zhu, Epoch Times, September 29, 2009
The Chinese Communist Party: Sixty Years of Robbing China, By Wei Jingsheng, September 26, 2009
Chinese President's United Nations speech rife with hypocrisy, By Michael Hughes, Examiner.com, September 24, 2009
Forum Gathers to Remember Six Decades of Violence, By Yi Ping, Epoch Times, September 23, 2009
China's losing fight with freedom, By Mona Zhang, NYU Washington Square News, September 22, 2009
China's communists celebrate 60 years in power, Monsters and Critics.com, September 22, 2009
Central party media "grab the megaphone", By Qian Gang, September 21, 2009
Renmin Bao: H1N1 Flu Strain Spreading Widely in China
Party Organizations Established in over 85% of Guangdong Law Firms
China promotes an enemy of religion, By Bernardo Cervellera, Spero News, September 17, 2009
US Congressmen Ask President Hu to Demonstrate Rule of Law in China, By Derick Ho, The Christian Post, September 15, 2009
The new China syndrome: The threat to Canada, By Fen Osler Hampson, Financial Post, September 14, 2009
Hundreds protest beating of Hong Kong journalists in China, Gaea Times, September 13, 2009
Freedom fading fast in Hong Kong, Taipei Times, September 08, 2009
Same Old China, Washington Post, September 06, 2009
China detains 15 parents for lead poison unrest, By GILLIAN WONG, AP, September 02, 2009
Stand up to China? Better not to fan the diplomatic flames, By John Garnaut, The Age, August 24, 2009
China's Great Firewall, Washington Post, August 17, 2009
China Warms to New Credo: Business First, By MICHAEL WINES, New York Times, August 13, 2009
Australia tells China to rein-in diplomats, By Rob Taylor, Reuters, August 10, 2009
China Should break up the Indian Union, suggests a Chinese Strategist , By D.S.Rajan, Chennai Centre for China Studies, August 9, 2009
Ex-wife and daughter of Chinese fugitive return home , By Mark MacKinnon, Globe and Mail, August 07, 2009
Will China Implode?, Phayul
Friction with China's African immigrant-workers in Guanghzou; China launches final stage of "stability-maintaining campaign" in Xinjiang, American Foreign Policy Council, July 31, 2009
Yellow Emperor calling, Sydney Morning Herald, July 28, 2009
Chinese censors block news on scandal involving president's son, By Aileen McCabe, Ottawa Citizen, July 25, 2009
Don't kowtow to Beijing bully, The Australian, July 23, 2009
Germany accuses China of industrial espionage, By Kate Connolly, guardian.co.uk, July 22, 2009
China orders Australian film-makers to drop Uighur documentary, By Anne Barrowclough, The Times, July 16, 2009
EU urged to maintain arms embargo against China, By Martin Banks, The Parliament Magazine, July 13, 2009
Book Review: Human Rights After the Olympic Games , Epoch Times, July 12, 2009
China cracks down on outspoken artist, CBC NEWS, July 12, 2009
Horrifying video shows murders that triggered Han-Uighur rioting in China leading to martial law, By Michael Richardson, Boston Progressive Examiner, July 10, 2009
Who Should Be Responsible For the Riots in Urumqi?, By Wei Jingsheng, July 8, 2009
Australian, German Leaders Condemn Clashes in China’s Northwest , By Patrick Donahue, Bloomberg, July 7, 2009
US House Speaker urges Beijing/Uighur dialogue, AFP, July 7, 2009
Foreign Policy: Why Beijing Needs To Be Brutal, By John Lee, NPR, July 7, 2009
Canada spending $58M on pavilion at Shanghai Expo, By CHRISTINA SPENCER, Edmonton Sun, July 6, 2009
Green Dam: How China planned to censor the web, By Claudine Beaumont, telegraph.co.uk, July 1, 2009
Report: China extends deadline on filtering software, By Steve Mollman, CNN, June 30, 2009
China delays launch of internet filter Green Dam, By Jonathan Watts and Tania Branigan, The Guardian, June 30, 2009
Chinese Embassy in Slovakia Accused of Plotting Attacks on Protesters, By Li Ping, Epoch Times Staff, June 27, 2009
Don’t Underestimate China’s Goal of World Domination, By Lev Navrozov, NEWSMAX.com, June 25, 2009
A Mother's Justice - Maxine Russell wages war on China and the United States to catch her son’s killer, By Carl Kozlowski, The Pasadena Weekly, June 25, 2009
The China-India Border Brawl, By JEFF M. SMITH, Wall Street Journal Asia, June 24, 2009
China slowly preparing to dominate the globe, BY ZACHARY HUBBARD, THE TRIBUNE-DEMOCRAT, June 23, 2009
Bing Filters out Sensitive Results for Chinese Searches, BY Owen Fletcher, IDG News Service, June 25, 2009
Silicon Valley silence on China scandal deafening, By David Callaway, MarketWatch, June 25, 2009
Former Chinese Ambassador to Canada Describes Efforts to Influence Conservatives' Stance on China , By Jason Loftus, Epoch Times, June 22, 2009
U.S. Formally Protests China's Web-Filter Requirement, FT Says , By Dave McCombs and Kevin Cho, Bloomberg, June 22, 2009
Falun Gong and the future of China, By David Matas, Remarks delivered to a conference on Religion and Human Rights in China May 20, 2009, Knox College, Toronto
Green Tsunami Released to Burst Green Dam,Business Wire, June 16, 2009
Persecution of Falun Gong in China: A new face of genocide, By David Matas, Remarks prepared for delivery to the International Association of Genocide Scholars, June 9, 2009, George Mason University, Arlington Virginia
Experts Say Chinese Filter Would Make PCs Vulnerable, By ANDREW JACOBS, New York Times, June 12, 2009
China's censorship software found faulty, By Peter Ford, The Christian Science Monitor, June 12, 2009
It Is Not Worth It Indeed If a Nation Does Not Want to Pay Price For Democracy, By Wei JingSheng, June 10, 2009
China orders PC makers to install blocking software, By Jonathan Watts, guardian.co.uk, June 08, 2009
China Tries a New Censorship Strategy, By Bruce Einhorn, BusinessWeek, June 08, 2009
CHINA: Study slams China on democracy, By William Lowther, Taipei Times, June 05, 2009
What I Saw at Tiananmen, By CLAUDIA ROSETT, Wall Street Journal, June 04, 2009
What must be sacrificed for a future in China, By Irwin Cotler and David Grossman, Ottawa Citizen, June 04, 2009
China cracks down on mourners on Tiananmen massacre anniversary, The Times, June 04, 2009
China's regime hasn't changed, Calgary Herald, June 04, 2009
Bullets Over Beijing, By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF, New York Times, June 03, 2009
Europe Forgets Tiananmen, By EDWARD MCMILLAN-SCOTT, Wall Street Journal, June 03, 2009
China's 'socialist road' to misery, By Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe, June 03, 2009
Sticking to Consciousness: Remembering the Tiananmen Massacre, Human Rights Without Frontiers Int'l, June 03, 2009
China: Harassment of activists escalates ahead of Tiananmen anniversary, Amnesty International UK, June 03, 2009
US speaker urges China to free political prisoners, AFP, June 03, 2009
Shock ads used to warn of China deals, By Amanda O'Brien, The Australian, June 02, 2009
Chinese rights lawyers face limbo over registration, By Chris Buckley, Reuters, May 31, 2009
INTERNET CENSORSHIP AND ANTI-CENSORSHIP IN CHINA, By Shiyu Zhou, Ph.D., Deputy Director, Global Internet Freedom Consortium, INTERNET CENSORSHIP AND ANTI-CENSORSHIP IN CHINA, Forum on Human Rights in China, 214 Wellington Building, Parliament Buildings, Ottawa, May 27, 2009
China Said to Harass Rights Lawyers , By MICHAEL WINES, New York Times, May 27, 2009
China lawyers: Touchy cases could mean disbarment, By ALEXA OLESEN, AP, May 27, 2009
China's Modern Authoritarianism, By PERRY LINK and JOSHUA KURLANTZICK, Wall Street Journal Asia, May 25, 2009
Will Taiwan Defect to China?, By Gordon G. Chang, Forbes, May 22, 2009
AMERICA’S TORTURED CHINA POLICY, By Maura Moynihan, Phayul, May 13, 2009
Slump Tilts Priorities of Industry in China, By JONATHAN ANSFIELD, New York Times, April 18, 2009
Canada's human-rights message for Beijing, By David Matas and David Kilgour, National Post, April 15, 2009
The Universal Periodic Review of China at the UN in Geneva: Religious Freedom Coverage, By , By Willy Fautré, Human Rights Without Frontiers Int’l, April 15, 2009
The Case for Coherence in Canada’s Relations With China , Epoch Times, April 13, 2009
Common methods of torture and abuse in the People's Republic of China, International Society for Human Rights
Past Record Casts Doubt on China Rights Plan, By Cindy Chan, Epoch Times, April 13, 2009
China Vows To Improve Rights, Radio Free Asia, April 13, 2009
Protestant clergyman arrested again in Beijing, AsiaNews, April 08, 2009
China Report -- Freedom on the Net: A Global Assessment of Internet and Digital Media , Freedom House
China orders tighter controls on online videos, AFP, April 02, 2009
Chinese official calls for heightened security, By CHRISTOPHER BODEEN, AP, April 01, 2009
ASIO reveals China-linked campaign to dominate Australia's media, By Bernard Keane, Crikey, April 01, 2009
Beijing's army of spies casts wide net, By Greg Sheridan, The Australian, March 28, 2009
China's 'Mixed Record' on Human Rights , Council on Foreign Relations, March 26, 2009
Province supplying Beijing water drying up: state, AFP, March 22, 2009
China's voices of dissent, BBC News, 9 October 2008
SNAP ANALYSIS: In blocking Coke, a chilling message, By Jason Subler and Kirby Chien, Reuters, March 19, 2009
Beijing protesters attempt bold march on city heart, By Emma Graham-Harrison, Reuters, March 19, 2009
Chinese Regime's Plans for Military Parade Brings Criticism, By Wen Long, Epoch Times, March 18, 2009
David Matas: The CBC's Chinese Communist sensibilities, By David Matas, National Post, March 17, 2009
Freeman undone by himself, By FRANK R. WOLF, The Jerusalem Post, March 15, 2009
China officials decry prison torture, vow checks, Reuters, March 13, 2009
Will the Chinese Communist Party Survive the Crisis?, By Minxin Pei, Foreign Affairs, March 12, 2009
Czech human rights Homo Homini Award goes to Chinese dissident and signatories of Charter 08, Human Rights Without Frontiers Int'l, March 11, 2009
China's Team of Rivals, By Cheng Li, Foreign Policy, March/April 2009
Supporters fear for missing peace activist, By Matthew Pearson, The Ottawa Citizen , March 02, 2009
Open Letter to President Hu Jingtao about Gao Zhisheng, CANADIAN FRIENDS OF GAO ZHISHENG, March 02, 2009
Letter to Prime Minister Harper about Gao Zhisheng, CANADIAN FRIENDS OF GAO ZHISHENG, March 02, 2009
Canada called on to increase spying on China, By COLIN FREEZE, The Globe and Mail, February 27, 2009
China rights 'worsened', says US , BBC News , February 25, 2009
US State Department says China's human rights abuses are worsening, By Alex Spillius, Telegraph.co.uk, February 25, 2009
Hillary Clinton China visit blamed for the detention of activists , By David Eimer, telegraph.co.uk, February 21, 2009
Taste of peer review sours China, By FRANK CHING, Globe and Mail, February 19, 2009
Beijing Investigates Transplants for Tourists, By MARK McDONALD, New York Times, February 17, 2009
The case of human rights activist Chen Guangcheng, Human Rights Without Frontiers Int'l, February 17, 2009
How China Censors Blogs, Radio Free Asia, February 16, 2009
China fusses up when confronted with human rights criticism at UN, Human Rights Without Frontiers Int'l, February 16, 2009
United Nations: China says NO to democracy and human rights , Human Rights Without Frontiers Int'l, February 16, 2009
Clinton Urged to Raise Rights Issues in China, By Ethan Cole, Christian Post, February 15 2009
Uneasy China turns it eye on a friend , By Erik Jensen, Sydney Morning Herald, February 14, 2009
China's Universal Periodic Review: Conclusions and recommendations, Human Rights Without Frontiers Int'l, February 12, 2009
Canada Holds Chinese Regime to Task for Abuses, By Matthew Little, Epoch Times, February 11, 2009
Human rights concerns of European Parliamentarians addressed at the UN Universal Periodic Review of China, By Willy Fautré, Human Rights Without Frontiers Int'l, February 10, 2009
China's ‘decency’ campaigns may face new challenges, By Andrew Jacobs, Taipei Times, February 10, 2009
UN human rights 'peer review' turns into Beijing love-in, By Steven Edwards, Canwest News Service, February 09, 2009
Repression Continues Six Months After Beijing Olympics , By Gisela Sommer, Epoch Times, February 09, 2009
UN misses opportunity to push China on human rights, Amnesty International, February 09, 2009
Human Rights Lawyer Gao Zhisheng Forcibly Taken by Police, Current Whereabouts Unknown; His Latest Open Letter Reveals His Past Severe Torture, By , ChristianNewsWire, February 09, 2009
Disaster on a Tiananmen scale looms for the CCP , By Sol Sanders, World Tribune, February 09, 2009
China Delivers Human Rights Report to UN; Amnesty Leads Critics , By Dune Lawrence and Paul Tighe, Bloomberg, February 09, 2009
Torture Account by Missing Rights Defense Lawyer Gao Zhisheng, Human Rights in China, February 08, 2009
FACTBOX: The U.N. human rights review of China, Reuters, February 08, 2009
NGOs Question UN Agency’s Whitewashing of China’s Abuses, Canada Free Press, February 06, 2009
Chinese government report to UN Human Rights Council "whitewashes abuses", Amnesty International, February 06, 2009
Human rights in China: UN should push for abolition of labor camps, arbitrary detentions, AsiaNews, February 05, 2009
China hammers dissent despite looming UN review, By AUDRA ANG, AP, February 03, 2009
Bird flu poultry outbreaks in China possible: UN, AFP, February 04, 2009
China suspected of covering up bird flu outbreak , By Malcolm Moore, telegraph.co.uk, February 04, 2009
Rights groups: China rights lawyer released, AP, February 03, 2009
Chinese migrant job losses mount , By Chris Hogg, BBC News, February 02, 2009
US-China trade in goods today
Rights activist said to face trial in China, By Edward Wong, International Herald Tribune, February 02, 2009
Violent unrest rocks China as crisis hits, By Michael Sheridan, Times Online, February 01, 2009
Virtual Groundswell, Washington Post, January 30, 2009
In China, a Grass-Roots Rebellion, By Ariana Eunjung Cha, Washington Post, January 29, 2009
China Briefs: Jan 21, 2009 , By Gisela Sommer, Epoch Times, January 23, 2009
Chinese censors cut communism, dissent from Obama speech, AFP, January 21, 2009
No happy New Year in China, By Elaine Kurtenbach, Toronto Star, January 19, 2009
Jobless migrants flood back to China's villages, By ANITA CHANG, AP, January 19, 2009
A tidal wave of discontent threatens China, By Wei Jingsheng, Times, January 14, 2009
Charter 08: tickling the dragon, By IAN BURUMA, Globe and Mail, January 13, 2009
Parents Reject China Milk Settlement, By ANDREW JACOBS, New York Times, January 13, 2009
Group: China fails to improve human rights in 2008, By DEBBY WU, AP, January 12, 2009
China TV faces propaganda charge , By Shirong Chen, BBC News, January 12, 2009
Human rights advocates detained in China, Asia News, Janurary 09, 2009
Greetings for the New Year of 2009 -- Wei Jingsheng, Wei Jingsheng Foundation, Janurary 08, 2009
Pro-democracy activist Wang Rongqing sentenced to six years for "subversion", Asia News, Janurary 08, 2009
China face economic pain, sensitive anniversaries, By CHRISTOPHER BODEEN, AP, Janurary 04, 2009
Papua New Guinea and China's New Empire, By GEOFFREY YORK, Globe and Mail, Janurary 02, 2009
The 2009 Dedication for the New Year from the Federation for a Democratic China, Janurary 01, 2009
Tom Watkins writes: China opens to the world - and what it means to you, By Tom Watkins, December 30, 2008
The Last Chance for the Chinese Communist Party, By Wei Jingsheng, December 28, 2008
Stand firm, Mr Obama, China is a paper tiger, By Michael Sheridan , Times Online, December 28, 2008
China Admits Flaws in School Construction, By ANDREW JACOBS, New York Times, December 26, 2008
CHINA IN 2008, By Jennifer Zeng, Diplomat, December 24, 2008
Rich-poor gap worries Chinese planners, By Alan Wheatley, International Herald Tribune, December 22, 2008
China's executions still secret, arbitrary, By Maureen Fan and Ariana Eunjung Cha, The Peninsula, December, 2008
China Blocks Access to The Times’s Web Site, By KEITH BRADSHER, New York Times, December 20, 2008
Nobel Committee tarnished by bribery?, China News.Net, December 18, 2008
In China, Justice in Reverse, By James V. Feinerman, The Washington Post, December 18, 2008
Chinese spy fears on broadband frontrunner, By Cameron Stewart, The Australian, December 18, 2008
China Returns to "Business as Usual" in Blocking Foreign Websites, NewsBlaze, December 17, 2008
China defends censoring websites that break rules, AFP, December 16, 2008
China 'bans BBC Chinese website' , BBC News, December 16, 2008
Xinhua Rebuts Charter 08; 95 percent of comments "harmonized" , Chinascope, December 15, 2008
Lunch with the FT: Ma Jian, By David Pilling, Financial Times, December 12, 2008
The Document that is Changing China, By Lillian Chang, Epoch Times, December 10, 2008
China hails 'progress' but quells protest on human rights anniversary, By Andrew Jacobs, International Herald Tribune, December 10, 2008
Chinese dissidents emulate anti-Soviet heroes with Charter 08 , By Richard Spencer, Telegraph, December 9, 2008
300 Chinese activists sign public call for rights, By HENRY SANDERSON, AP, December 9, 2008
China media reports psychiatric hospital abuse, By CHRISTOPHER BODEEN, AP, December 9, 2008
China city checks complainers into mental hospital, Reuters, December 8 2008
"Made in China" label battered by product scandals, By Ben Blanchard, Reuters, December 7, 2008
Millions of Chinese graduates out of work after fivefold rise in university places, By Tania Branigan, The Guardian, December 4, 2008
Students snitch on Chinese professor, By S.L. Shen, United Press International, December 5, 2008
China lacks moral authority to be a superpower: Dalai Lama, AFP, December 4, 2008
China Internet cafes switching to Chinese OS, AP, December 3, 2008
China's 'Progress on Paper, Deterioration in Reality', By Charlotte Cuthbertson, Epoch Times, December 2, 2008
EDITORIAL:Wo Weihan: ‘spy’, father, victim, Taipei Times, December 2, 2008
Torture in China, The Globe and Mail, December 1, 2008
A guest-speaker of the "Conference on human rights in China" to be held in Brussels intercepted at the airport of Beijing and prevented from testifying at the European Parliament , Human Rights Without Frontiers, Brussels, Belgium, December 1, 2008
Teaching in China
China Abruptly Executes Convicted Spy, By Lauren Keane, Washington Post, November 29, 2008
Peter Navarro's Well-Timed Strategies & Coming China Wars
China Postpones Putting to Death Businessman Convicted of Spying, By Lauren Keane, Washington Post, November 27, 2008
China executes notorious police killer , By Malcolm Moore, Telegraph.co.uk, November 26, 2008
Police killer executed in China, By Chris Hogg, BBC News, November 26, 2008
China Irritated with ‘Slanderous’ U.N. Report on Rights , By ANDREW JACOBS, New York Times, November 24, 2008
Guns N' Roses' Chinese Democracy 'banned' in China , By Malcolm Moore, Telegraph.co.uk, November 24, 2008
China protests against "prejudiced" U.N. torture report, By Lucy Hornby, Reuters, November 23, 2008
Economy, not rights, rules the new China-US world, By CHRISTOPHER BODEEN, AP, November 22, 2008
China Stealing U.S. Computer Data, Says Commission, By Keith Epstein, BusinessWeek, November 21, 2008
Food safety summit - All China Dairy Food Held Up at U.S. Border
China woman loses fight for home, By Michael Bristow, BBC News, November 21, 2008
China's huge poverty gap slowing growth, UN says, By Tania Branigan, The Guardian, November 17, 2008
It's a question of trust, Chicago Tribune, November 15, 2008
Confessed Police Killer Lionized by Thousands in China, By Maureen Fan, Washington Post, November 14, 2008
FDA to detain food shipments from China, By RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR, AP, November 13, 2008
U.S. bans melamine-tainted Chinese dairy products, Reuters, November 13, 2008
Hu Jintao Cannot Avoid the Issue of Political System Behind the Tainted Milk Scandal , Chinascope, November 13, 2008
Hong Kong children fall sick, melamine found in fish feed, AFP, November 13, 2008
Hong Kong finds tainted feed from China, By David Barboza, International Herald Tribune, November 13, 2008
Contaminant crisis, The Mercury, November 13, 2008
Video: China's wasteland of toxic consumer electronics revealed, Engadget, November 10, 2008
China's hungry pandas face tougher winter, Reuters, November 8, 2008
Chinese hack into White House network, By Demetri Sevastopulo in Washington, Financial Times, November 7, 2008
Chinese job losses prompt exodus, BBC News, November 6, 2008
China's 'action plan' on human rights met with skepticism , By John M. Glionna, Los Angeles Times, November 6, 2008
U.N. torture panel to question China on abuses, By Laura MacInnis, Reuters, November 6, 2008
Film about quake in China seeks answers, By Ian Ransom, Calgary Herald, November 6, 2008
China points finger at foreign milk products, Reuters, November 6, 2008
China's Melamine Woes Likely to Get Worse, By Austin Ramzy / Beijing, TIME, November 4, 2008
Distrust amid China-Taiwan deal, By Cindy Sui, BBC News, November 4, 2008
Defense Lawyers Call for Protection of the Rights of Falun Gong Adherents , Chinascope, November 3, 2008
Tainting of Milk Is Open Secret in China, By GORDON FAIRCLOUGH, WSJ, November 3, 2008
NTDTV Launches Freedom Satellite for China Plan
Reverberations of world recession rock a city built on exports, By Tania Branigan, guardian.co.uk, November 01, 2008
China punishes hospitals for illegal organ trade, Reuters, November 01, 2008
The Safety Gap , By GARDINER HARRIS, New York Times, October 31, 2008
Chemical concerns grow over China's livestock feed, AFP, October 31, 2008
Chinese authorities tried to cover up toxic eggs: state media, AFP, October 30, 2008
China kept close tabs on potential malcontents, Mercury News , October 30, 2008
Report: China's animal feed tainted with melamine, AP, October 30, 2008
4,525 Officials convicted in five years , Chinascope, October 29, 2008
Eggs recalled, exports halted as China's food crisis worsens, ABS CBN News, Philippines, October 29, 2008
WHO queries China on toxic eggs, By , Radio Australia, October 29, 2008
Just try surfing the Web in China. Seriously, here's how, By Alana Semuels, Los Angeles Times, October 28, 2008
What really is poisoned milk?
China milk scandal spreads to eggs, By Malcolm Moore, telegraph.co.uk, October 27, 2008
China knew of tainted eggs in September: official, AFP, October 27, 2008
China Must Free Dissident Hu Jia, Amnesty Says After EU Prize , By James Peng, Bloomberg, October 24, 2008
China voices anger over EU rights prize for 'criminal' Hu, AFP, October 23, 2008
Chinese dissident Hu Jia wins EU human rights prize, By Tania Branigan, guardian.co.uk, October 23, 2008
European Satellite Company Chastised by Congress, By Ivan Velinov, Epoch Times, October 21, 2008
China factory closure leaves workers asking: now what?, By John Ruwitch, Reuters, October 20, 2008
Hong Kong Magazine Calls for Investigation on Altered Contents , Chinascope, October 20, 2008
China's press freedoms extended, BBC News, October 18, 2008
Wary of Islam, China Tightens a Vise of Rules , By EDWARD WONG, New York Times, October 18, 2008
Please Speak Truth to Power -- Chinese Scholars and Journalists’ Response and Signature Drive to the Open Letter by 49 German Scholars, Overseas Chinese Democracy Coalition News, October 18, 2008
Abuse Of Human Rights In Russia Condemned , CNW Group, October 14, 2008
Celil allowed to meet with mother, sister, By OMAR EL AKKAD, Globe and Mail, October 13, 2008
China admits milk scandal failings, The Press Association, October 18, 2008
China media freedoms in limbo as Olympic rules end, Reuters, October 17, 2008
New Urgent Recall of Milk Products , Chinascope, October 15, 2008
Japan detects pesticide in frozen beans from China, AFP, October 15, 2008
The Censor in the Mirror, By Ha Jin, The American Scholar, October, 2008
Beijing's Food Safety Problem, WSJ, October 15, 2008
FDA's lax approach to China comes back to bite us, By David Lazarus, Los Angeles Times, October 15, 2008
5,800 Chinese babies hospitalized on tainted milk, By GILLIAN WONG, AP, October 15, 2008
“Down with Communist Party”: Protesters Support Police Killer , Chinascope, October 14, 2008
China democracy: Reformer's words signal a new debate on political reform, By Malcolm Moore in Shanghai, telegraph.co.uk, October 14, 2008
Chinese man denies insanity in police killing: state media, AFP, October 14, 2008
Ministry of Education Requires All Colleges to Have one Political Teacher for Every 400 Students, Chinascope, October 14, 2008
More African Countries Ban Chinese Milk Products, Chinascope, October 14, 2008
China's Industrial Pollution: Economic Growth and its Impact on the Environment, By Professor Yanrui Wu, UTS, October 14, 2008
Tainted milk, a baby's death and lawsuit in China, By CARA ANNA, AP, October 13, 2008
Africa: Under a new colonial whip from Communist China, By Peter Hitchens, AfricanCrisis, October 12, 2008
China: all bets are off, By Michael Sheridan, The Sunday Times (UK), October 12, 2008
Wei Jingsheng's Open Letter to Der Deutscher Bundestag (National Parliament of Germany) , Chinascope, October 12, 2008
MAURICE STRONG - The U.N.'s Man of Mystery, By CLAUDIA ROSETT, WSJ, October 11, 2008
Censorship Isn't Good for China's Health, By PHELIM KINE, WSJ, October 11, 2008
Beijing blocked Nobel nominees, says MEP McMillan-Scott, October 10, 2008
Milk scandal sours China's 'soft power', By Willy Lam, Asia Times, October 10, 2008
Letter to nominate Gao, Zhisheng, renowned human rights lawyer in China, for the Nobel Peace Prize, By David W. Kilgour and David Matas, January 30, 2007
Deutsche Welle Dismissed Chinese Division's Deputy Chief , Chinascope, October 09, 2008
Misinformation and Story Fabrication Caught in the Chinese State Media , Chinascope, October 09, 2008
China Opposes Peace Prize for Rights Activist, AP, October 09, 2008
Protesters reported beaten, detained in China, AP, October 09, 2008
10,000 Chinese children still sick from milk, By GILLIAN WONG, AP, October 09, 2008
Chocolate coins sold in Canada tainted with melamine, The Canadian Press, October 08, 2008
Chinese lawyers face pressure to drop milk cases, By GILLIAN WONG, AP, October 08, 2008
Milk Scandal: Beijing's Olympic Food Supplier on List , Chinascope, October 08, 2008
China reluctant to reveal tainted milk figures, AFP, October 08, 2008
Press Controls Feed China's Food Problem, By DAVID BANDURSKI, WSJ, October 07, 2008
China's Reputation On Product Safety Reaches a New Low, By Blaine Harden, Washington Post, October 07, 2008
China declines to say how many kids sick in milk scandal, AFP, October 07, 2008
Tests find toxic toys in stores across GTA, By David Bruser, Toronto Star, October 04, 2008
Skype's China spying sparks anger, despair, By John Ruwitch and Emma Graham-Harrison, Reuters, October 03, 2008
Reflections on China's National Day, By S.L. Shen, United Press International, October 03, 2008
How a Canadian cracked the Great Firewall of China, By MATT HARTLEY, The Globe and Mail, October 03, 2008
Made-in-China pretzels recalled in Ontario, The Vancouver Sun, October 02, 2008
Skype Users Have Been Monitored in China, By GEOFFREY A. FOWLER in Hong Kong and JASON DEAN in Beijing, WSJ, October 02, 2008
Skype admits China privacy breach, AFP, October 02, 2008
More Candy From China, Tainted, Is in U.S., By JIM YARDLEY, The New York Times, October 01, 2008
Independent Chinese TV Network Lands on Rogers , By Matthew Little, Epoch Times, October 01, 2008
Skype Messages Being Monitored in China, Group Says, By John Ribeiro, PC World, October 01, 2008
STANDING WITH THE VOICELESS OF THE WORLD, By David Kilgour, Diplomat and International Canada, September, 2008
Official Media Denies the Existence of a “Special Food Supply Center for the Central Government” , Chinascope, September 30, 2008
Account of China attack raises doubts, By Edward Wong, The International Herald, September 29, 2008
Another fake terrorist attack?, China e-Lobby, September 29, 2008
Cadbury says Chinese-made chocolate have melamine, AP, September 29, 2008
Doubt Arises in Account of an Attack in China , By EDWARD WONG, The New York Times, September 28, 2008
China milk victim lawyers say pressed to quit, By Chris Buckley, Reuters, September 28, 2008
Tainted Milk Powder and Political Reform in China, By Wei Jingsheng, September 26, 2008
China posts fake rocket launch story, news.com.au, September 26, 2008
Chinese armed police beat Tibet monks -report, Reuters, September 26, 2008
Report: Olympic activist detained by China police, By HENRY SANDERSON, AP, September 26, 2008
China fakes reports from space , telegraph.co.uk, September 26, 2008
The Chinese will sour on a regime that can't deliver, By MARCUS GEE , Globe and Mail, September 26, 2008
Despite Warnings, China’s Regulators Failed to Stop Tainted Milk, By JIM YARDLEY and DAVID BARBOZA, The New York Times, September 26, 2008
Chinese foods are everywhere, By Sarah Schmidt, Nanaimo Daily News, September 26, 2008
Hong Kong finds melamine in Heinz baby cereal, Channel NewsAsia, September 26, 2008
Chinese ordered cover-up of tainted milk scandal, By Richard Spencer in Beijing and Peter Foster in New Zealand, telegraph.co.uk, September 25, 2008
Scandal reveals anger at China system, By Mark Magnier, Los Angeles Times, September 25, 2008
Amid milk scare, China's elite get special food, By ANITA CHANG, AP, September 24, 2008
China's milk scandal bares government shortcomings, By CHARLES HUTZLER , AP, September 24, 2008
A Rising China Must Have Business Morals, By By TAN POH KHENG/Translated by DOMINIC LOH, Sin Chew Jit Poh, Malaysia , September 24, 2008
Tainted Milk Victims May Reach Millions , By Wen Hua, Epoch Times, September 23, 2008
2008 not a lucky year for China, By Mark Magnier, Los Angeles Times , September 23, 2008
Analysis: Wen Jiabao Visits U.N., but as a Lame Duck Inside China, By Mimi Li, Epoch Times, September 23, 2008
China's Poisoned-Milk Scandal: Is Sorry Enough?, By Simon Elegant , Time.com, September 23, 2008
Why You Might Want to Be a Little Worried About China's Bad Milk, By John Pomfret, Washington Post, September 22, 2008
China repression grows', says US, BBC News, September 20, 2008
U.S.: Chinese targeted religious groups before Olympics, By Elise Labott , CNN, September 19, 2008
US group: China releases underground church bishop, AP, September 19, 2008
China picks up after the party, By AILEEN MCCABE, The Gazette, September 18, 2008
Anger as China Quake Donations Left Sitting in Bank, By Matthew Little and Jason Loftus, Epoch Times, September 17, 2008
FACTBOX: Scares and scandal to plague "made in China" brand, rReuters, September 18, 2008
Beijing returns to reality, By Aileen Mccabe, Ottawa Citizen, September 18, 2008
Behind bad baby milk, an ethical gap in China's business, By Peter Ford, The Christian Science Monitor, September 17, 2008
More Firms Tied to Tainted Formula, By LORETTA CHAO, WSJ, September 17, 2008
Geoffrey York's Blog On China Issues, By Geoffrey York, The Globe and Mail
Scared parents queue for refund in China milk scandal, By Ben Blanchard, Reuters, September 16, 2008
ASIAN DEMOCRATS WELCOME INTERNATIONAL DEMOCRACY DAY , The World Forum for Democratization in Asia, September 15, 2008
China Arrests Two Men in Milk Powder Investigation, By Ariana Eunjung Cha, Washington Post, September 15, 2008
China accused over contaminated baby milk , By Richard Spencer , telegraph.co.uk, September 15, 2008
China province governor resigns over deadly landslide: report , AFP, September 15, 2008
DIPLO 'GONG' BUSTER, By BRAD HAMILTON, NEW YORK POST, September 14, 2008
Child soldiers and the China factor, By Jo Becker, International Herald Tribune, September 12, 2008
Young Loses Primary Election , Epoch Times, September 12, 2008
Study Times: Warning of Mounting Social Unrest , Chinascope, September 11, 2008
Couple Attacks Reporter in Flushing , By Bu Yao, Epoch Times, September 10, 2008
Open letter to Mr. Giuliano Berretta, CEO of Eutelsat Communications, September 9, 2008 French Chinese
Communists ban Islam in East Turkestan, By D.J. McGuire, China e-Lobby, September 10, 2008
Conference Compares Flushing Violence to Persecution Inside China , By Li Lunan, Epoch Times, September 08, 2008
Hong Kong and the Beijing bounceback, By D.J. McGuire, China e-Lobby, September 08, 2008
China's Outsourcing Appeal Dimming, By Ariana Eunjung Cha, Washington Post, September 08, 2008
Building Capabilities to Implement CSR Management Systems at ICT Suppliers in China, Business for Social Responsibility, July, 2008