I live in Sanlitun, and have recently noticed a lack of drug dealers in the area. This article in the South China Morning Post, titled "Beijing police target black men in 'brutal' drug operation" might explain why. (SCMP, as you... ...full story at Zhongnanhai
from Zhongnanhai on Tue, Sep 25 2007
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Sanlitun Saturday nights...ah the excitement! » Zhongnanhai This particular post somewhat ties in with what Cam has previously posted about the black men being targeted in a drug sting over the weekend. I must preface this post with the honest contention that for the time that I... |
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Sanlitun saga update: anti-drug operation uncovers no drugs » Beijing Newspeak Just a quick update on the Beijing police’s docile efforts to harmonize Sanlitun’s streets (nothing like a good bit of “soft power”). Associated Press (via Yahoo News here) released the following report yesterday in which th... |
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Crude drug raid highlights ignorance of Beijing’s police » Beijing Newspeak I’m an unavoidable day late with this post but I think there are a few things to add regarding the drug raid in Beijing’s main bar district Sanlitun on Friday night, particularly as the Reuters report (via the Guardian) only touches upon t... |
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Report: Beijing bars told to ban black people during Olympics » Shanghaiist by Dedric Lam In a couple of weeks Beijing will turn into a party town and Sanlitun is predicted to be the epicenter of the Olympic night events. The South China Morning Post has however reported that the bar owners in the area were asked to refuse... |
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China tightens scrutiny over illegal online drug sale » People's Daily China's State Food and Drug Administration (SFDA) has listed on-line drug sales as a priority target this year and strengthening crackdowns on false advertising of drug products, according to the food and drug watchdog on Thursday. ... |
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