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Dalai Lama Attacked with New Ferocity Beijing is going after the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader with an intensity that has surprised analysts

China Wages War on Academic Dissent Aided by the Internet and the market economy, intellectuals are speaking outand paying a price

Stain That Remains Sixteen years after an act of vandalism in the 1989 pro-democracy protests, Yu Dongyue is still serving a sentence that has broken him

Africa Beijing's delicate balancing act

Gagging China's Intellectuals Freedom of expression comes under renewed attack

China Faces Unrest Government rocked by nationwide rise in civil disturbances

Freedom of Speech Criticize, but don't touch the party

'Bad Press' Chinese leadership struggles to control freedom of expression

China's Big Mama's in a Quandary Online freedom fighters — loose collections of Chinese dissidents and hacktivists outside China — continue to test the ingenuity of Chinese censors

Finding Holes in China's Firewall Things are changing fast in cyberspace

China Comes in from the Cold Beijing may have been embarrassed by revelations of the nation's links to a secret underground nuclear network, but a change in thinking places more value on limiting the proliferation of weapons

The Internet The internet was supposed to give people power and influence. But Beijing seems to be winning round one

Party Time -- For Some How the party spruced up for the 50th

Massacre in China How the surprise attack began

China's Big Mama's in a Quandary Caught between the urge to repress and to make use of the Internet, Beijing sees its power eroded

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