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Category Archives: Disaster Relief
Landslide in Gansu
The Strait Herald, like most other newspapers, brings images of the disaster in Zhouqu, Gansu.
Posted in Disaster Relief, Front Page of the Day
Tagged disaster, Gansu, Strait Herald, Zhouqu
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How monks aided in the Yushu earthquake relief effort
A translation by Dave Camp of a Southern Weekly report on the work of local Yushu lamas in the earthquake relief effort.
Posted in Disaster Relief, Guest Contributor
Tagged Dave Camp, earthquakes, lamas, monks, Southern Weekly, Yushu
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Mourning the victims of the Yushu Earthquake
How the Chinese media and Internet users are memorializing the Yushu earthquake.
Posted in Charity, Disaster Relief, Front Page of the Day
Tagged day of mourning, donations, real estate, Yushu
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Concern for students in the Qinghai earthquake
China National Radio says that according to the Red Cross, 70% of schools in Yushu have collapsed.
Posted in Disaster Relief
Tagged China National Radio, earthquakes, Qinghai
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Xinhua recaps the Wangjialing mine disaster and rescue
The Xinhua Daily Telegraph devotes an entire front page to a narrative of the March 28 mine flood and ensuing relief effort: 115 rescued, 33 dead, 5 still missing as of noon Sunday.
Posted in Disaster Relief, Front Page of the Day
Tagged mining, Wangjialing, Xinhua Daily Telegraph
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More miners rescued in Shanxi
Commercial papers announce that 115 miners were saved; the People’s Daily trumpets Hu Jintao’s instructions.
Posted in Disaster Relief, Front Page of the Day
Tagged mining, New Life Post, People's Daily
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Lesbians face blood donation discrimination
On May 28th les+ magazine, a volunteer magazine supported by the largest lesbian group in Beijing, posted an article on their online blog called “LES blood donors, where are you?” criticizing a ban on lesbian blood donors during a crucial time. Gay men have been formally recognized by the central government as a high-risk group for contracting HIV, and are thus are excluded from donating blood.
Posted in Disaster Relief, Guest Contributor, Opinion, Sexuality
Tagged blood banks, discrimination, gay, lesbian, blood donation
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Earthquake survivors Yan Guangbing and Zhang Xinmu
Human stories from the aftermath of the Sichuan earthquake.
Posted in Disaster Relief
Tagged earthquake, Sichuan
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Carpetbaggers
A calling plan ad invokes Wen Jiabao and Hu Jintao’s efforts during the disaster.