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Tag Archives: protests
Another CCTV fire, and protests over compensation
Smoke was noticed coming from a possible fire at the new CCTV building yesterday afternoon.
Posted in State media
Tagged CCTV, compensation, fire, protests, The Beijing News
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Anti-government t-shirts in Chongqing
T-shirt seller gets hauled in by the police for selling ‘anti-government’ shirts that oppose a bus rate hike.
Enraged home buyers protest for refunds
Chinese Business View (华商报): Hundreds of enraged home buyers in Hangzhou stormed their developer’s office and demanded to have their money refunded after the developer dropped the price.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged protests, real estate, Vanke
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No protesters for protest zones
Xinhua published an article that explains why there are no protesters in the protest zones.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged Olympics, protests
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A small protest and a patriotic youth
Video: A patriotic youth explains his views to Loretta Chao of The Wall Street Journal.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged angry youth, Loretta Chao, nationalism, patriotism, protests
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Police raid in Shilong village
China Business News (华商报):After two years of ongoing dispute over development plans for a reservoir near Shilong village, the Shaoyang government resorted to violent means to quell villagers’ protests; on July 3, 440 police raided the village arresting 23 villagers.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged China Business News, crime, protests
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Three official protest zones for Olympics
Three special protest zones for uppity foreigners who want to ‘express themselves’ during the Olympics.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged Beijing, Olympics, protests
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Chengdu “strolling” protesters arrested
The Beijing News (新京报): four persons involved in the May 4 protest in Chengdu were detained under charges of "fabricating and spreading rumors, distortion (炒作), incitement to riot and illegal demonstration."
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chengdu, NIMBY, protests, strolling, The Beijing News
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Chinese protesters extinguish Olympic torch in protest?
As reported by Asia Sentinel, the Olympic torch has apparently been extinguished by local Chinese protesters while making the rounds in Shenzhen earlier today. Despite efforts to find local sources collaborating details of the story, nothing has turned up on … Continue reading
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged extinguished, Olympic, protests, Shenzhen, torch
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NIMBY protest hits Chengdu
Protests against a PetroChina plant in Chengdu.
Posted in Environmental problems
Tagged Chengdu, environment, maglev, NIMBY, PetroChina, protests, PX
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