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Anti-Censorship Group Tests Indicate Google is Censoring News Results in China
September 17, 2004
Freedom of Expression
Proposed Legal Reforms Might Allow Citizens to Challenge Government Directives in Court (Story in Chinese)
September 17, 2004
Access to Justice
Libel Suit Opens Against Authors, Publisher of Banned Book (story in Chinese)
September 17, 2004
Freedom of Expression
Shaanxi Lawyers Threaten Nation's Largest Private Suit Against Government (story in Chinese)
September 17, 2004
Business and Human Rights
Minister of Justice Points Out Need to Continue Prison Reform (Story in Chinese)
September 16, 2004
Criminal Justice
U.S. State Department Releases 2004 International Religious Freedom Report
September 16, 2004
Freedom of Religion
WSJ: China Finds New Ways to Restrict Access to the Internet (subscription required)
September 15, 2004
Freedom of Expression
Chinese Government Shuts Down Anti-Crime Website (subscription required)
September 15, 2004
Freedom of Expression
Xinjiang High Court Recommends Reform of Written Legal Judgments (in Chinese)
September 15, 2004
Criminal Justice
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Xinjiang
Citing National Security, Ministry of Culture Imposes First Set of Sanctions on Internet and Computer Game Producers (story in Chinese)
September 15, 2004
Business and Human Rights
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Freedom of Expression
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