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ZGBriefs | May 12, 2022
[…] testing positive, social media users are now speaking out against popular (online) language that refers to Covid patients as ‘sheep,’ saying the way people talk about the virus is worsening existing stigmatization. Shanghai Tightens Lockdown After Politburo Standing Committee Warning (May 11, 2022, China Digital Times) On Thursday, May 5, the Politburo Standing Committee decreed that there is […]
ZGBriefs | August 19, 2021
[…] of Culture and Tourism has announced that it would create a list of off-limits songs at karaoke establishments. Songs that contain references to gambling, violence, drugs, criminal acts or obscenities, promote cults and superstitions, violate the country’s religious laws, or endanger China’s sovereignty will be scrubbed from song databases at venues, according to the ministry. Chinese Millennials […]
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 | February 20, 2020
[…] further tighten control over the semi-autonomous city, analysts say. The theater of state power (February 13, 2020, Andrew Batson’s Blog) They are the product of a mindset that perceives the virus outbreak as a challenge to the power and authority of the Chinese party-state, to which the only appropriate response is to demonstrate that the Chinese party-state […]
ZGBriefs | June 4, 2015
[…] In fact, during the two decades after Deng Xiaoping’s famous Southern Tour of China in 1992 — when, in semi-retirement, he traveled to Guangdong Province to forcefully promote economic liberalization — officials at all levels of the Communist Party quietly got rich. Tolerating corruption was, in fact, part of what Deng unleashed. Religion Welby […]
ZGBriefs | April 5, 2018
[…] to share. In her recent documentary “Chinese Grandmothers,” filmmaker Tan Jiaying brings these vibrant stories to a wider audience. A Hong Kong Newspaper on a Mission to Promote China’s Soft Power (March 31, 2018, The New York Times) In effect, Alibaba has taken Hong Kong’s English-language paper of record since the days of British […]
A Closer Look at the China Religion Survey
[…] the direction from the state, all levels of religious offices, the United Front Department, and other government offices, have taken the initiative to visit religious venues and promote the constitutional rights of citizens to implement the freedom of religious belief. They have also worked to help these venues solve practical problems. The survey showed […]
ZGBriefs | June 9, 2016
[…] Xi Jinping dresses down, usually in his trademark dark windbreaker. The authorities have determined that one place in China’s capital has gotten far too casual: the marriage registration office. Inside China's hard drive (June 4, 2016, Christian Science Monitor) In a farewell letter, our longtime Beijing correspondent tells what's behind China's global ambitions and […]
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 […]
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Hope for HIV/AIDS in China
[…] those affected by AIDS in their villages. He works in central China where unscrupulous and unsanitary blood collection practices in the 1990s left thousands infected with the virus; whole villages now are informally called “AIDS villages.” “In the beginning people wouldn’t even buy cabbages from these AIDS villages,” the doctor explained. “There was so […]