Die Geheimpolizei und ich
Thursday, 11.3.2010Im privaten Rahmen werden die Debatten in China zwar immer offener. Doch das Ausreiseverbot für Liao Yiwu zeigt …” Von Wang Xiaoshan. Quelle: taz.
Archiv für 'Politik (Inneres, KPCh)'
Unions need autonomy to function: official
Wednesday, 10.3.2010“… presently, leaders of labor unions worry about offending their bosses and don’t do too much …” Quelle: Global Times. Vgl. 郭稳才: 打破“端老板的饭碗不敢维权”状况 (Fazhi Ribao).
Nationaler Volkskongress – China inszeniert seine neue Demut
Tuesday, 9.3.2010Von Andreas Lorenz. Quelle: Spiegel Online.
Ein Realist im Pekinger Staatstheater
Sunday, 7.3.2010Der jährliche Volkskongress ist traditionell ein Ritual der Selbstvergewisserung – Doch nun mahnt Chinas Premier Sparsamkeit und Selbstkritik an. Von Johnny Erling. Quelle: Welt.
Keep government from falling into hands of elite
Sunday, 7.3.2010“… the falling of the consumption-GDP ratio means that the economy is growing, but not developing … the benefits of economic growth have not been equally allocated to the general public, but have fallen into the hands of businessmen and officials …” Von Yao Yang (China Center for Economic Research at Peking University). Quelle: Global Times.
Remove money and clans from village elections
Sunday, 7.3.2010“… The latest village election took place in the fall of 2009 and left everyone a negative impression …” Kommentar von William Chen. Quelle: Global Times.
‘The pie of social wealth
Saturday, 6.3.2010China\’s Wen Enters Final Push For Soft – Edged Agenda (NYT/Reuters) Vgl. China pledges to close poverty gap Von Tania Branigan (Guardian).
The hukou system … that effectively treats people in rural areas as second-class citizens
Friday, 5.3.2010BEIJING EDGES TOWARDS RESIDENCE REFORM
中国小步迈向户籍改革
Von Geoff Dyer (ftchinese.com).
China Names Its Own Lama [Panchen Lama] to Top Body of Advisers
Thursday, 4.3.2010Von Andrew Jacobs. Quelle: NYT.
Chinese poet Liao Yiwu blocked from going to German festival
Wednesday, 3.3.2010China promises better benefits for rural migrants (aktualisiert)
Wednesday, 3.3.2010Von Alexa Olesen. Quelle: Washington Post. Update: AP-Bericht von Cara Anna.
Chinese newspapers in joint call to end curb on migrant workers
Tuesday, 2.3.2010Thirteen newspapers attacked China’s household registration system, which limits the access of rural migrant workers to basic services. Von Tania Branigan. Quelle: Guardian. Vgl. “新生代农民工” 融入城市路在何方 (Jinrongjie/ Guancha yu Sikao).
Leere Wohnungen und marmorne Regierungsgebäude – wie groß ist Chinas Blase?
Wednesday, 24.2.2010China tells schools to shun British agency Oxfam
Tuesday, 23.2.2010“… accusing the group’s Hong Kong branch of having a hidden political agenda …” Von Christopher Bodeen. Quelle: Washington Post.
China’s latest mystery: Hu Jintao …
Tuesday, 23.2.2010… and the vanishing micro-blog Von Jane Macartney (Times).
China to prosecute 23 for CCTV tower fire: court
Tuesday, 23.2.2010Quelle: Google/AFP. Vgl. 央视大火案23被告同一罪名 监管问题另案起诉 (Xin Jing Bao).
Twenty artists demonstrate in downtown Beijing
Tuesday, 23.2.2010“… claiming that they had fallen victim to early morning ‘assaults by thugs hired by local authorities’ in their suburban residential complex that will be demolished to give way to urbanization projects …” Quelle: Global Times.
China miracle, China collapse, China Model
Tuesday, 23.2.2010‘China Model’ needs Chinese wisdom (Global Times)
„Wirtschaft hat nichts mit Moral zu tun“
Friday, 19.2.2010Jörg Bilina interviewt in finanzen.net den Sinologen Jörg Rudolph.
Zhang Yesui 张业遂
Friday, 19.2.2010China Names New U.S. Ambassador. Von Kathy Chen (Wall Street Journal). Vgl. 美媒猜测张业遂将出任中国驻美国大使 (Huanqiu Wang).
