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Category Archives: Migrant workers
Harmonious Asian Games means no emergencies
A community in Guangzhou will fine migrants who call the 110 emergency hotline during the Asian Games.
Posted in Migrant workers
Tagged Asian Games, emergency, floating population, Guangzhou, police
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What happened to the men who built China?
Daily Telegraph’s Malcolm Moore takes a look at China’s first generation of migrant workers transformed China, building its skyscrapers, manning its factories and digging its mines.
Posted in Migrant workers
Tagged Malcolm Moore, migrant workers
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It’s not easy for a migrant worker in the legislature
Window of the South interviews Hu Xiaoyan, an NPC delegate who represents the migrant worker functional constituency.
Posted in Migrant workers
Tagged Hu Xiaoyan, migrant workers, NPC, Window of the South
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Yunnan will NOT abolish ‘hukou’ system
An earlier post on Danwei suggested that Yunnan Province was about to abolish the ‘hukou’ system, which is a relic old Chinese economy based on work units and local registrations that made casual migration almost impossible. While the Chinese economy … Continue reading
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Tagged hukou, law, migrant workers, transport
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Yunnan to dismantle ‘hukou’ system
GoKunming reports: The Yunnan government has announced that beginning on January 1 of next year, Yunnan province will eliminate the current hukou registration system that essentially binds rural Yunnanese to their officially registered place of residence – often their place … Continue reading
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Tagged hukou, peasants, urban rural divide, welath gap, Yunnan
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