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Social Control

  • China Expands Online Content Controls, Putting More Pressure on Creators
    China Expands Online Content Controls, Putting More Pressure on Creators
    New rules broaden oversight of companies managing online accounts, raising fears of greater self-censorship over sensitive social issues.
    September 4, 2026BY Michael Zhuang
  • China Expands Exit Controls, Tracks Citizens’ Overseas Activities
    China Expands Exit Controls, Tracks Citizens’ Overseas Activities
    Chinese residents report being asked to provide employment, residence, and travel details, while some college students have reportedly ...
    September 2, 2026BY Michael Zhuang
  • China Elevates CCP Loyalty Rules for Lawyers to National Law
    China Elevates CCP Loyalty Rules for Lawyers to National Law
    The amended law makes support for Communist Party leadership an explicit qualification for lawyers.
    September 1, 2026BY Arthur Zhang
  • Chinese Regime’s Economic Optimism Collides With Growing Public Pessimism
    Chinese Regime’s Economic Optimism Collides With Growing Public Pessimism
    Weakening investment, a prolonged property crisis, and job losses are fueling frustration despite Beijing’s efforts to project economic ...
    August 31, 2026BY Michael Zhuang
  • China Restricts Information on Tibet Flood as Families Search for Missing Relatives
    China Restricts Information on Tibet Flood as Families Search for Missing Relatives
    Disaster footage was not found in searches on Chinese platforms, as online commenters were punished and foreign reporters ...
    August 30, 2026BY Arthur Zhang
  • Cyber Group Finds Surveillance Backdoors in Routers Sold in US
    Cyber Group Finds Surveillance Backdoors in Routers Sold in US
    The same hidden software was found operating on at least hundreds of routers in China, most connected through ...
    August 30, 2026BY Arthur Zhang
  • Guangzhou Rental Inspections Raise Landlords’ Fears of Back Taxes
    Guangzhou Rental Inspections Raise Landlords’ Fears of Back Taxes
    Inspections on rental properties has raised concerns that housing data could be shared with tax authorities to force ...
    August 30, 2026BY Michael Zhuang
  • China’s Cash-Strapped Local Governments Step Up Tax Collection and Social Controls
    China’s Cash-Strapped Local Governments Step Up Tax Collection and Social Controls
    As local finances deteriorate, authorities are turning to tax crackdowns while expanding surveillance and restrictions to prevent unrest.
    August 29, 2026BY Michael Zhuang
  • Chinese Artist’s 3-Year Sentence Highlights CCP’s Expanding Limits on Political Speech: Insiders
    Chinese Artist’s 3-Year Sentence Highlights CCP’s Expanding Limits on Political Speech: Insiders
    Gao Zhen was imprisoned over artworks created nearly 20 years ago, as insiders say criticism of Xi Jinping ...
    August 29, 2026BY Michael Zhuang
  • China Seeks Public Tips on Procurement Violations as PLA Rocket Force Purge Continues
    China Seeks Public Tips on Procurement Violations as PLA Rocket Force Purge Continues
    Previous commanders of the Rocket Force were all taken down for corruption, and the position remains empty.
    August 26, 2026BY Alex Wu
  • China’s Formaldehyde-Tainted Cabbage Scandal Triggers Concerns Over Kimchi in South Korea
    China’s Formaldehyde-Tainted Cabbage Scandal Triggers Concerns Over Kimchi in South Korea
    Spraying cabbage with the carcinogen to keep it fresh has long been an open secret within the industry. 
    August 25, 2026BY Alex Wu
  • Bipartisan Lawmakers Press Commerce to Close Gaps in China Intelligence Controls
    Bipartisan Lawmakers Press Commerce to Close Gaps in China Intelligence Controls
    Six lawmakers said 'glaring loopholes' still let U.S. consultants and firms work with China’s Ministry of State Security ...
    August 25, 2026BY Arthur Zhang
  • China’s College Grads Struggle to Find Jobs as Youth Unemployment Rate Hits 11-Month High
    China’s College Grads Struggle to Find Jobs as Youth Unemployment Rate Hits 11-Month High
    Experts say the real figure could be much higher because the official data is limited.
    August 25, 2026BY Alex Wu
  • Guangxi Flood Death Toll Questioned by Residents Who Say Casualties Were Far Higher
    Guangxi Flood Death Toll Questioned by Residents Who Say Casualties Were Far Higher
    Locals cite casualty estimates far above the official count, including claims that 2,000 died in one township.
    August 24, 2026BY Michael Zhuang
  • China Blast in Residential Area Leaves 1 Dead, 2 Missing as Residents Question Official Account
    China Blast in Residential Area Leaves 1 Dead, 2 Missing as Residents Question Official Account
    Residents questioned the reported death toll after a blast destroyed a house and damaged multiple apartment buildings in ...
    August 24, 2026BY Michael Zhuang
  • China Raises Typhoon Maysak Death Toll to 159 Six Weeks After Guangxi Floods
    China Raises Typhoon Maysak Death Toll to 159 Six Weeks After Guangxi Floods
    Chinese authorities say at least 107 people died in flooding linked to reservoir breaches in Guangxi.
    August 21, 2026BY Arthur Zhang
  • Homemade, Low-Budget Animated Film Is Box Office Hit in China, Challenges CCP Control Over Cinema
    Homemade, Low-Budget Animated Film Is Box Office Hit in China, Challenges CCP Control Over Cinema
    The unusual success of the handmade 'Niu Lai' reflects the public’s rejection of state-controlled political narratives, analysts said.
    August 21, 2026BY Alex Wu
  • Shenzhen Landlord Fined Over Unregistered Visitor as Rental-Housing Checks Tighten
    Shenzhen Landlord Fined Over Unregistered Visitor as Rental-Housing Checks Tighten
    A 500-yuan ($74) fine has raised questions over how China’s rental-registration rules apply to visitors, amid tighter monitoring ...
    August 21, 2026BY Michael Zhuang
  • Catholics in China Face Growing Restrictions on Religious Practice
    Catholics in China Face Growing Restrictions on Religious Practice
    Reports from Shanghai and Beijing point to tighter controls on Bibles, pilgrimages, online prayer, and Catholic funeral rites.
    August 21, 2026BY Michael Zhuang
  • Germany Names China Among Main Actors in Transnational Repression
    Germany Names China Among Main Actors in Transnational Repression
    German records document efforts to identify dissidents, pressure relatives in China, and collect information from within communities targeted ...
    August 20, 2026BY Arthur Zhang
  • China CDC Reports 522,000 COVID-19 Cases in July, up Sharply From June
    China CDC Reports 522,000 COVID-19 Cases in July, up Sharply From June
    Experts suspect there are also many unreported cases: 'The true figure is certainly larger,' said one.
    August 19, 2026BY Alex Wu
  • China Customs Scrutinize Hong Kong Books Despite 10-Book Allowance
    China Customs Scrutinize Hong Kong Books Despite 10-Book Allowance
    Travelers say Chinese authorities inspect or confiscate books from Hong Kong, including historical and educational material.
    August 18, 2026BY Michael Zhuang
  • Beijing Tightens Security as Former Premier Zhu Rongji Is Cremated
    Beijing Tightens Security as Former Premier Zhu Rongji Is Cremated
    Authorities restrict access around Babaoshan cemetery amid reports of efforts to curb public mourning and prevent broader expressions ...
    August 18, 2026BY Michael Zhuang
  • China Reopens Old Judicial Cases, Pressuring People Who Fled Overseas to Return
    China Reopens Old Judicial Cases, Pressuring People Who Fled Overseas to Return
    Insiders say the campaign targets alleged bribery and judicial corruption while helping authorities recover assets and consolidate political ...
    August 18, 2026BY Michael Zhuang
  • Chinese Authorities Restrict Public Mourning for Former Premier Zhu Rongji
    Chinese Authorities Restrict Public Mourning for Former Premier Zhu Rongji
    Veteran journalist Gao Yu said security officers warned her not to write further about Zhu, as personnel and ...
    August 17, 2026BY Arthur Zhang
  • Supporters Mark 9 Years Since Disappearance of Chinese Human Rights Lawyer Gao Zhisheng
    Supporters Mark 9 Years Since Disappearance of Chinese Human Rights Lawyer Gao Zhisheng
    Gao Zhisheng’s wife and supporters gathered in San Francisco to demand his release and an end to the ...
    August 16, 2026BY Michael Zhuang
  • China’s Religious Scrutiny Extends From Public Hospital Workers to Students’ Parents
    China’s Religious Scrutiny Extends From Public Hospital Workers to Students’ Parents
    A Chengdu hospital ordered all employees to disclose their religious beliefs, while schools collect information on students’ and ...
    August 14, 2026BY Michael Zhuang
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