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Tag Archives: crime
Law and ethics in cases of rape
This is the 1510 Digest, a weekly roundup of recent essays and articles published on the Chinese web, with links to translations on the Marco Polo Project. China just celebrated International women’s day, even offering women half a day off work. This … Continue reading
Posted in 1510 Digest, Crime and Corruption
Tagged crime, Danwei.com, rape, violence, women
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Disgruntled retired woman firebombs board meeting
The front page of the Jinan Times (济南晚报) in Shandong today carries the gruesome tale of an attack by a retired but disgruntled former employee on a board meeting at a water supply company in Shaoyang (邵阳市) in Hunan province. Just after … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged arson, crime, Danwei.com, fire, SOE, State Owned Enterprises
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Chinese criminal gang arrested in Angola
The front pages of various Chinese newspapers yesterday featured the story of 37 Chinese criminal suspects that were arrested for a whole host of misdeeds that they carried out against other Chinese nationals in Angola. The front page of the Jing … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Angola, China-Africa, crime, Criminals, Danwei.com, gangs
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Violent criminal Zhou Kehua killed in Chongqing
The front page of today’s Chongqing Shangbao is dedicated to yesterday’s shooting of the serial killer Zhou Kehua. The headline says the “violent criminal Zhou Kehua was killed”, and includes the subheading: “He who shot the guard on March 19 was gunned … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Corruption, Front Page of the Day
Tagged crime, Danwei.com, police, robbery, Zhou Kehua
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Legless mountaineer and other stories from China’s front pages
A few heart-warming stories from the front pages of China’s newspapers today, and a more disturbing one as a notorious criminal is killed. From Shanxi Evening News (山西晚报) comes the inspirational story of Chen Zhou (陈州), a man from Shandong with no … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged crime, Danwei.com, Serial Killers, Zeng Kaigui, Zhou Kehua
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Chinese students living in fear in the USA
“You own a BMW, you poor little rich kid.” “They deserved to die.” These were two comments from Chinese Internet users responding to the murder of two Chinese students at University of Southern California in April this year. The students … Continue reading
Posted in Consumer Culture, Crime and Corruption, School and Education
Tagged crime, Danwei.com, students, Study Abroad, USA
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Coked up bankers of Hong Kong
The financial community in Hong Kong is buried in white powder according to one friend of a Hong Kong-based banker who recently jumped to his death after a cocaine binge.
What is going on?
Posted in Crime, Financial crisis
Tagged @altcat, banking, cocaine, crime, drugs, financial industry, Hong Kong, investment, police
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Commerce official Guo Jingyi convicted: fallout from Huang Guangyu
The fallout from the conviction of Huang Guangyu begins: a high ranking official from Ministry of Commerce is sentenced to death, with a two year reprieve.
Posted in Corruption
Tagged business, corruption, crime, Guo Jingyi, Huang Guangyu, Liu Wei, Xu Gangman
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School knife attacks and syphilis
A podcast on the recent spate of knife attacks at Chinese schools, and the starnge resurgence of a curable, preventable sexually transmitted disease.
A tribute to Bo Xilai
Crime buster Bo Xilai is praised in an online music video as “a peacetime hero”.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Bo Xilai, crime, goverment, online video
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