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Reuters – China’s weak job market stirs boom-era nostalgia on social media

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Maskpark Cyber-abuse Scandal Censored, Women Say “Silence Will Only Make It Worse”

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Recent revelations have ignited widespread outrage over a Telegram group in which tens of thousands of people shared nonconsensual images and videos of women. Southern Metropolis Daily reported that the group, named “MaskPark Treehole Forum,” had at least 20 sub-channels and over 100,000 active members, all of whom were Chinese men. The forum hosted intimate and explicit images and videos of women who were secretly filmed in various locations, s…Read Article

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All-China Journalists Association Criticized for “Showing Courage Only When There Is No Risk”

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Knowing when and what to critique is a delicate matter for Chinese journalists. Party censorship constrains journalistic zeal, forcing journalists and media outlets to navigate red lines at their own peril. Many try to find cracks within the system and tailor their output to the fluctuating tide of top-down restrictions. Some journalists are forced to continue their work from abroad. However, some media figures and organizations are so co-opted …Read Article

Translations: Official Report on Tianshui Kindergarten Lead Poisoning Case “Exposes the Failure of an Entire System”

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An investigative report into the mass lead poisoning of hundreds of students and staff members at a kindergarten in Gansu province has revealed a host of safety and oversight violations, bribery and corruption, medical misconduct, and attempts to cover up the scandal. The unusually frank report, released by Gansu provincial officials after weeks of heated online discussion about the case, confirmed some of the public’s worst suspicions about the…Corruption · Tianshui Read Article

President Xi Meets European Council President, European Commission President

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Last week, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Antonio Costa met Chairman Xi Jinping and Premier Li Qiang for a summit marking 50 years of diplomatic ties between the E.U. and China. The affair demonstrated just how tense their relationship has become, battered by trade imbalances, export controls on critical […]António Costa · South Africa See the Story

Interview: Badiucao and Melissa Chan on Their Graphic Novel, You Must Take Part in Revolution

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You Must Take Part in Revolution is a graphic novel by Badiucao, political cartoonist and former CDT contributor, and Melissa Chan, a journalist who in 2012 became the first reporter to be expelled from China in more than a decade. The book was conceived in the wake of the 2019 Hong Kong protests, and follows the divergent paths of three friends in Hong Kong and Taiwan from their involvement in the protests through to 2035. CDT: I’m sure anyone …China · China Read Article

Local Governments Scapegoat Residents Over Potemkin Toilets and Smelly Water

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Two incidents this month highlight the ways in which local governments’ action on public health and safety measures are often geared more toward shielding authorities from accountability or financial costs rather than supporting the public. Recent investigations revealed that Jishan County in Shanxi province spent 2.3 million RMB (nearly $320,000 U.S. dollars) to build 23 new public toilet facilities, but kept the doors locked, forcing villagers…Health · Shanxi Read Article

Translations: Train Incident Becomes Metaphor for Principled Disobedience – “Smash That Window, and Take a Breath of Freedom!”

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A man who used an onboard emergency hammer to smash a hole in the window of a stalled train to relieve the suffering of his fellow passengers in a sweltering carriage has become an unlikely and memeworthy hero. His small act of rebellion—in defiance of a perspiring train attendant who half-heartedly attempted to stop him—has become a timely metaphor for other forms of altruistically motivated disobedience. A screenshot from a video shows the mom…Zhejiang · Zhejiang Read Article

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