Read all about it on Free Hao Wu. China: Wu Hao released Filed under: About Hao Wu, News, Nina’s blog — Feng @ 1:05 pm Following nearly five months in prison, blogger, documentary maker and American permanent resident Wu Hao … Continue reading
I started reading Feng 37 a few weeks ago for his endless translations of contemporary Chinese poetry, and being another Guangzhou blogger, he pretty quickly became one of those blogs I’d hope had something new for me to read every … Continue reading
The authors of the book 中国农民调查 An Investigation of China’s Peasantry on the appalling lives and working conditions of China’s peasants have won the Lettre Ulysses Award for the Art of Reportage. The book is currently banned in China, though … Continue reading
I’d heard about the stainless steel mouse for a while now, but didn’t know any details beyond she’s been arrested and imprisoned for “cyber-dissidence”. International Herald Tribune interviewed her a couple of days ago, which brings the personal reality of … Continue reading
Reporters Sans Frontiers recently released their report Internet Under Surveillance, which includes a country-by-country analysis of “Obstacles to the free flow of information online”. With a total of 61 Internet users in detention at the start of May 2004, China … Continue reading
I wasn’t going to blog about this at all, especially because so many other people have done so and are able to say so much more than me. On Saturday night though, I was with my good friend Paul having … Continue reading
Reporters Sans Frontiers China Annual Report 2004 Reporters Sans Frontiers have released their Annual Report on China. The major event of the past 12 months was the change of power to the 第四代 disidai – The Fourth Generation headed by … Continue reading