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Wukan

  • Democracy Crushed in China… Again
    Democracy Crushed in China… Again
    China's democratic experiment comes to a bloody (and very predictable) end.
    September 16, 2016BY Chris Chappell
  • China Expels Journalists From Fishing Village Under Siege
    China Expels Journalists From Fishing Village Under Siege
    BEIJING—Journalists were attacked and forced out of the fishing village where China has suppressed new protests five years ...
    September 15, 2016BY The Associated Press
  • Village Leader Seeks U.S. Asylum Before Elections
    Village Leader Seeks U.S. Asylum Before Elections
    A candidate for elections in Wuhan, China has applied for U.S. asylum, fearing he will be arrested on ...
    March 27, 2014BY Carol Wickenkamp
  • Grassroots Groups Spread Through Guangdong
    Grassroots Groups Spread Through Guangdong
    In recent years, grassroots organizations have been proliferating throughout the Guangdong region in southern China, causing nervousness among ...
    July 15, 2013BY Annie Wu
  • Wukan Villagers’ Land Not Returned One Year On
    Wukan Villagers’ Land Not Returned One Year On
    Almost one year after the uprising in Wukan that brought international attention, another controversy is brewing over the ...
    February 20, 2013BY Jane Lin
  • Former Wukan Village Party Members Detained and Interrogated
    Former Wukan Village Party Members Detained and Interrogated
    Chinese communist authorities have punished eight of the nine members of the previous Wukan village committee, according to ...
    April 24, 2012BY Jeanmarie Lunsford
  • Chinese Officials Downplay Wukan Village Elections
    Chinese Officials Downplay Wukan Village Elections
    Contradictory statements by officials at China’s annual two meetings regarding the eagerly anticipated village elections in Wukan, Guangdong ...
    March 8, 2012BY Luo Ya
  • Wukan Protest Leaders Elected to Villager Committee
    Wukan Protest Leaders Elected to Villager Committee
    The citizens of Wukan got their election on March 3, bringing to office several of the local leaders ...
    March 4, 2012BY Matthew Robertson
  • Village in Zhejiang Mimics Wukan, Expelling Local Officials
    Village in Zhejiang Mimics Wukan, Expelling Local Officials
    Village in Zhejiang Province, China, tries Wukan-style uprising, scaring away government staff.
    February 8, 2012BY Tang Ming
  • Chinese Farmers Elect Own Union to Fight Corruption
    Chinese Farmers Elect Own Union to Fight Corruption
    In a small township in Henan Province, over two hundred farmers have taken a leaf from the book ...
    January 31, 2012BY Tang Ming
  • People of Wukan Challenge China Model
    People of Wukan Challenge China Model
    The China Model came up against the villagers of Wukan in southern China, and for the moment, the ...
    January 17, 2012BY Michael Young
  • Wukan’s Fate: Collecting the Debt After the Autumn Harvest
    Wukan’s Fate: Collecting the Debt After the Autumn Harvest
    The retaliation by the Chinese regime that Wukan Villagers have worried about is beginning.
    January 4, 2012BY Heng He
  • Youth-Led Protests Gain Momentum in China
    Youth-Led Protests Gain Momentum in China
    Just as protests were winding down in Wukan, energetic young people with a newfound sense of their own ...
    December 27, 2011BY Jane Lin
  • Chinese Village Focus of Internal Communist Party Conflict
    Chinese Village Focus of Internal Communist Party Conflict
    The struggle over land in Wukan Village in China is part of a larger conflict inside the Chinese ...
    December 22, 2011BY Wang Hua
  • ‘Young Enthusiasts’ Guide Chinese Village in Groundbreaking Protests
    ‘Young Enthusiasts’ Guide Chinese Village in Groundbreaking Protests
    In an effort to stand up to local Communist Party officials, a group of young activists have initiated ...
    December 21, 2011BY Jane Lin
  • Communist Party Authorities Say Wukan Demands ‘Reasonable,’ With Caveats
    Communist Party Authorities Say Wukan Demands ‘Reasonable,’ With Caveats
    The bold gambit of the protesting residents of Wukan village in southern China appears to have paid off, ...
    December 20, 2011BY Matthew Robertson
  • Wukan Unrest Spreads to Neighboring Village
    Wukan Unrest Spreads to Neighboring Village
    The showdown between villagers and local officials in the locked-down village of Wukan inspired a neighboring village to ...
    December 17, 2011BY Gisela Sommer
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