4:35 pm HKT Dec 31, 2014
Just as scrutiny of how Facebook treats China-related content is mounting, the social-networking service on Wednesday suspended the account of a prominent Chinese dissident writer, citing its policy against nudity.
Liao Yiwu, who lives in Berlin, said Wednesday Continue reading
Amid Scrutiny, Facebook Suspends Chinese Dissident’s Account已关闭评论
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Posted on 2014-12-30
As we come to the end of 2014, we can say that this year has brought a “hardening” (板结) of China’s political discourse. It’s been a year of cleansing in the ideological sphere, Continue reading
Qian Gang：Reading Chinese politics in 2014已关闭评论
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Tagged Chinese politics, Qian Gang
Tibetan writer Tsering Woeser has accused Facebook of censoring a post which included images of the recent self-immolation of Kalsang Yeshi, a 37-year-old monk who set himself Continue reading
DECEMBER 22, 2014 ISSUE
BY YIYUN LI
CREDIT ILLUSTRATION BY JASON HOLLEY
Be content with what you have. Desire nothing and nothing will be lacking. Continue reading
By Matthew Robertson, Epoch Times | December 26, 2014Last Updated: December 27, 2014 6:40 am
Tibetan writer Tsering Woeser. (Courtesy of Tsering Woeser)
Tsering Woeser, a well-known Tibetan writer and activist, Continue reading
Prominent Tibetan Activist Tsering Woeser Claims Facebook Censorship已关闭评论
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Xu Xiao, left, with the writer Zheng Shiping, who uses the pen name Yefu, at a lecture in September 2012.
By DIDI KIRSTEN TATLOW
DECEMBER 3, 2014
Even amid a hardening crackdown on civil society and rights activists in China, Continue reading
Press Statement
John Kerry
Secretary of State
Washington, DC
December 24, 2014
Nobel Peace Prize laureate and writer Liu Xiaobo today spends the fifth anniversary of his conviction for “inciting subversion” in prison, serving out an 11-year sentence. Continue reading
Fifth Anniversary of Liu Xiaobo’s Conviction已关闭评论
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Tagged Liu Xiaobo
LAURA CHANG 12.23.14
As the editor of ChinaFile’s Books section, I have the privilege of meeting and interviewing some amazing writers covering China today—academics, Continue reading
