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Tag Archives: death penalty
Is the U.S. causing trouble for Confucius?
The Southern Metropolis Daily is a Guangdong-based newspaper with a circulation of several hundred thousand print copies in its home province, and a wide national audience online. The front page today features a cartoon of Confucius next to an American flag. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Confucius Institute, Danwei.com, death penalty, US-China Relations, Visa Issues
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Wang Yang: Look online for constructive feedback on governance
The Dongguan Times is a commercial daily affiliated with the Party news group in the southern manufacturing city of Dongguan. Today the front page features a picture of Wang Yang, Provincial Party Secretary of Guangdong Province and CPC Central Committee member. The … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Health and Medicine, Internet and Media
Tagged Bank Robbery, Bo Xilai, Danwei.com, death penalty, Fake Pig's Ears, food safety, Guangdong Province, Wang Yang
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New evidence rules in death penalty cases
The Beijing News today reports that China’s women soccer and table tennis teams have lost championship titles, it also slapped the bold headline “6 types of evidence that cannot be used for deciding the death penalty” on the front page. Sunday saw two regulations issued in relation to the death penalty, both disallowing illegal means to garner confessions
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Tagged death penalty, reform, table tennis, The Beijing News, Women's World Cup
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Nigerian and Chinese drug dealers sentenced to death in Dongguan
A Nigerian man charged with drug trafficking in Dongguan was found guilty and sentenced to death yesterday.
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Tagged academic fraud, death penalty, Dongguan, Dongguan Times, drugs, Nigerians
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Wo Weihan convicted of espionage, executed
A article reviewing the spying activity of Wo Weihan, a man who was convicted of espionage and executed last Friday.
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Tagged death penalty, espionage, Global Times, spy
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