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Family Planning Activities among the Tujia and the Miao Minorities of Guizhou (story in Chinese)
September 20, 2004
Ethnic Minority Rights
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Population Control
One-child Policy Said to be 'Too Successful'
September 20, 2004
Population Control
Chinese Ministry Website Analyzes PRC Trademark Commission: Actions Not Illegal, Just a Case of Excessive Government Intervention (Story in Chinese)
September 20, 2004
Business and Human Rights
Guardian Says that the PRC's Need to Respond to the HIV Crisis will Ultimately Advance Political Reform
September 20, 2004
Public Health
Xinhua Reports that the Chinese Supreme Court is Emphasizing the Connection between Financial Fraud and Official Corruption (story in Chinese)
September 20, 2004
Criminal Justice
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Institutions of Democratic Governance
Seventeenth International Penal Law Conference Opens in Beijing
September 20, 2004
Criminal Justice
Post Reports that Dissident's Petition Drive to Abolish Reeducation Through Labor Results in his House Arrest (subscription required)
September 20, 2004
Access to Justice
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Criminal Justice
Supreme People's Court Announces that Death Sentences for Three Bankers Convicted of Corruption have been Upheld; Warns that Corruption Will be Dealt with Severely (subscription-only)
September 20, 2004
Criminal Justice
Xinhua Editorial Emphasizes the Press Must be Allowed to Supervise the Party, Provided it Does so for the Benefit of the Party (story in Chinese)
September 20, 2004
Freedom of Expression
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Institutions of Democratic Governance
China's Orphans Feel the Brunt of Local HIV Shame: Continuing Desire to Cover Up HIV/AIDS and Party Policy against Independent Organizations Thwarts Activist's Unofficial School for AIDS Orphans
September 20, 2004
Civil Society
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Public Health
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