Central Propaganda Department Launches New "Strike Hard" Campaign Against Media
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The Propaganda Department of the Communist Party Central Committee
recently convened a meeting to launch a new media crackdown. The
meeting focused on the directive of the Politburo that 2009 will be a
year of both economic and political difficulty. The Politburo cited
intelligence from both the Ministry of State Security and the Peoples
Liberation Army General Staff Headquarters that 2009 would witness a
high tide of anti-China activity both domestically and internationally.
The Chinese government faces a serious challenge and crisis, and all
preparatory and defensive measures must be taken.
20th Anniversary of June 4, 1989 Tiananmen Square Military Crackdown Commemoration Activity Participant List
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20th Anniversary of June 4, 1989 Tiananmen Square Military Crackdown Commemoration Activity Participant List
Family Requests Rights Lawyer Chen Guangcheng be Released for Medical Treatment
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November 28 was visiting day at Shandong Province's Linyi Prison.
Because she is under house arrest, Mrs. Yuan Weijing was not able to
visit her imprisoned husband blind rights lawyer Chen Guangcheng for
the 14th month in a row. But the rest of the family visited him and
reported on his deteriorating medical condition. He has been suffering
from diarrhea for the past four months, and his body weight has
dramatically decreased. The family has urgently called on the prison
authorities to allow Chen to be released on bail for a medical
examination and treatment.
Yang Jia's Case: It's Not About the Truth
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Yang Jia's Case: It's Not About the Truth
by Liu Di
http://canyu.org/n4325c6.aspx
by Liu Di
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The Communist Party's Crisis
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The November issue of Hong Kong's Zhengming ["Contention"] magazine
states that President Hu Jintao made a secret report to the Third
Plenary Session of the 17th Central Committee of the Communist Party, offering a grim estimate of the
unprecedented crisis facing the CPC. Zhengming reports are at times
unreliable, but I don't think this was based on mere hearsay evidence. Part
of the evidence was that after the plenary session, the CPC carried out
unprecedented emergency training of Party secretaries from thousands of
counties convened at the National Central Party School. Jingji guancha
bao [Economic Observer] reported on 1 December that an important
content in the training for county party secretaries was how to deal
with emergencies like that in Weng'an. This showed that Hu's secret
report was not scare talk, but an emergency mobilisation order to the
whole party, to deal with an unprecedented crisis. So what did Hu
Jintao actually say? Zhengming magazine revealed that Hu's secret
report cited eighteen major political, economic and social problems in
China.