19 January 2005
Taipei Times: Beijing ready to nip Zhao-related activities in bud
Dissidents and civil rights campaigners yesterday said the government is watching them more closely after the death of deposed Chinese leader Zhao Ziyang (趙紫陽), preventing them from holding commemorative activities.
18 January 2005
鲍彤：悼念赵紫阳
赵紫阳有什么罪？民主有罪？法制有罪？
17 January 2005
BBC NEWS | China urged to review Tiananmen
Zhao's secretary Bao Tong led the calls, backed by other pro-democracy activists and Taiwan. Japan urged China to move towards democratisation.
15 January 2005
13 January 2005
08 January 2005
06 January 2005
01 January 2005
Guardian Unlimited | China's angry young focus their hatred on old enemy
dangerous and disturbing
21 December 2004
17 December 2004
14 December 2004
REVIEWING THE DELETED SCENE ON SYSTEM PERTURBATION - PART II.
this segment focuses on the rules
FT.com: Haier sparks Beijing backlash on state assets
"an intense debate among mainland policymakers about the ownership of state assets."
Chinese Police Arrest, Then Release 3 Dissident Writers (washingtonpost.com)
Chinese police detained three prominent dissident writers Monday and released them the next morning after a night of questioning, in an apparent attempt to reassert authority over liberal intellectuals who have been increasingly outspoken in their critici
China Detains 3 Leading Critics
Political analysts say Mr. Hu has made clear that he intends to restore discipline to China's increasingly diverse news media while at least temporarily restricting the space available for leading intellectuals to voice freely their views
