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ZGBriefs Newsletter for May 31, 2012
[…] structure of hospitals’ incomes, experts said.The fee, from 42 yuan ($6.70) to 100 yuan, depending on the qualifications of the doctor, would replace the current 5 yuan registration fee and 14 yuan consultation fee, according to local health authorities. Patients will be reimbursed 40 yuan under insurance policies. Meanwhile, hospitals will be prohibited from […]
From Grey to Grey: Foreign NGOs Feel Their Way Forward in China
[…] government relationships. For smaller organizations that had been working in the legal grey area created by the previous lack of clarity about foreign NGOs, the path to registration is not as clear. The Ministry of Public Security, which is charged with implementing the new law, is not making registration easy. Calls to MPS offices […]
December 13, 2012
[…] forceful than those employed by past leaders. Among some China watchers that has stoked optimism that long-delayed needed updates to economic management, from freeing up the household registration system to making government budgets more transparent, could be in the pipeline. Yet others point out that since taking his new role as Communist party head […]
Keeping Track of Developments
[…] China while not running afoul of the new law. On March 15, Brent commented on the news that a number of foreign NGOs have successfully completed the registration process. While some have registered, the process has not been easy: These developments have prompted some NGO observers to ask whether the new law’s purpose all […]
ZGBriefs | August 1, 2019
[…] 31, 2019, Jackson Wu) This post gives a few miscellaneous updates concerning the government’s efforts to “sinicize” the Chinese church. As I’ve noted before “sinicization” is a communist code word for propagating socialism in and through the church. I then highlight how one church responded with godly discernment to official edicts that would compromise their […]
ZGBriefs | April 9, 2020
[…] in the first quarter as the coronavirus pandemic pummeled the world’s second largest economy, with more than half of them having operated for under three years, corporate registration data shows. Don’t Count on China to Lift the Global Economy (April 8, 2020, Foreign Affairs) Rather than joining the ranks of new consumers as many had […]
December 6, 2012
[…] Chen said that officials “have enacted revenge” on his nephew and others because he fled the country, and that those who ordered his nephew’s arrest have been promoted. He addresses the newly-elected head of the Communist Party, Xi Jinping, who was confirmed during the ruling party’s once-in-a-decade leadership change last month. “Dear Mr Xi […]
5 Challenges Facing Churches in China
[…] opposes traditions, and expresses contempt for authority. It also encourages people to deconstruct and ridicule the classics, including religions such as Christianity. For example, The Da Vinci Code was a popular novel worldwide several years ago. However, it was shocking to traditional churches because it led to many serious misunderstandings about Christianity. Another example […]
National People’s Congress 2020
A Reading Roundup
[…] to have accomplished in the past year, and where it intends to go. Significant developments that emerged from this year’s Congress include: the adoption of a Civil Code; the adoption of a National Security Law for Hong Kong; an increase in the military budget; and the failure to announce new economic growth targets for […]
Public Lecture: “The Rise of China and What It Means for the Church”
[…] understand the developments of the past ten years. This lecture will be given in-person at Santa Clara University. It is free and open to the public, but registration is required. There is an option for online attendance as well. Here are the details: Wednesday, March 16, 2022 5:00PM Santa Clara University SCDI 1301 500 […]