China

Google Move Highlights Hypocrisy of Internet Companies  »

By Amitabh Pal, January 13, 2010

Google’s possible closure of its operations in China will not atone for all the harm it—and other leading tech companies—have done there.read more

Obama wrong to be muted on human rights during China trip  »

By Winifred C. Chin, November 18, 2009

The China that Obama visited is quite different from the underdeveloped China that President Nixon encountered in 1972 or the China that greeted Presidents Clinton and George W. Bush on their visits.read more

The People’s Republic of China, 60 years later »

By Winifred C. Chin, September 22, 2009

Oct. 1 marks the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, a bittersweet milepost.read more

Xinjiang Riots Crucial Test for Chinese Regime »

By Amitabh Pal, July 10, 2009

The Chinese have very skillfully used the September 11 attacks to play off fears of Islamic terrorism in the West to discredit the entire Uighur movement. But unrest among its ethnic minorities is just a tiny share of the worries of the Chinese government.read more

Tiananmen Square remembered 20 years later »

By Violet Law, June 2, 2009

I remember the crackdown at Tiananmen Square on June 4, 1989, like it was yesterday, though it’s now been 20 years since the Chinese government crushed the student pro-democracy movement.read more

50 Years After Dalai Lama’s Flight, Future Looks Bleak for Tibet »

By Amitabh Pal, March 19, 2009

Unless there is a change in the fundamental nature of the Chinese dictatorship, Tibet will quite certainly languish in its current state.read more

Where is the black outrage over China’s involvement in Darfur? »

By Talia Whyte, August 5, 2008

African-Americans are greeting the Beijing Olympics with a deafening silence when they should be denouncing the racial injustice of China’s support for Sudan.read more

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