Chinese censorship

An award-winning Canadian author is among participants inexplicably excluded from an international science-fiction award competition held in China. Internal emails among the award administrators suggest that the decision stemmed from ...

It is a precious aspect of democracy that we should continue to treasure.

Commentary “In China, the reunion episode of ‘Friends’ was all about grudges,” writes the brilliant Paul Mozur in ...

A series of internal government reports have revealed in greater detail how Chinese authorities censor and suppress negative ...

A series of Chinese government documents reveal local authorities’ methods for monitoring and controlling public opinion on the ...

Commentary The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) hates the free flow of information and the expression of ideas. China’s ...

It takes South Park to stand up to the Chinese Communist Party. Meanwhile, other US companies, like Apple, ...

Netherlands-based publishing house Brill recently ended its distribution agreement with a Chinese state-run publisher, after the latter was ...

Thousands of residents recently protested a proposed government nuclear waste project in the eastern Chinese city of Lianyungang. ...

For people in China who love freedom, Twitter is the social media platform where the Chinese Communist Party ...

Song in official Gala declares that Communist Party is the best.

Security officials in China invited reporters to a meeting encouraging a crackdown on the press.

Apple appears to have disabled its news app for iOS users who are connected to a mainland China ...

The move raises the question if we'll see the same self-censorship we see at Hollywood studios

The identity card in China would contain credit card information, hotel stays, and flight patterns.