The Beijing Olympic Organising Committee (BOCOG) has just issued a 57-para "legal guide" 《奥运期间外国人入境出境及在中国停留期间法律指南》for all you foreigners intending to visit China during the upcoming Olympics. The d... ...full story at Shanghaiist
from Shanghaiist on Mon, Jun 02 2008
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| 13 May 08 |
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BOCOG official ensures safety »
YouTube video Senior BOCOG (Beijing Organising Committee of the Games) officials held a press conference in Beijing to address issues of safety for spectators during the Olympics.
They also field questions over the recent earthquake in Sichuan. |
| 03 Jun 08 |
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Six types of foreigners not welcome for the Olympics » Danwei The dirty six On Monday, the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee (BOCOG) issued a set of "legal guidelines" for foreigners visiting China during the Games, including a list of six types of foreigners that are not welcome. Shanghaiist and The Wall Street... |
| 03 Jun 08 |
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China: Not Welcome for the Olympics » Global Voices Jeremy Goldkorn from DANWEI listed out six types of foreigners not welcome for the Olympics according to the legal guidelines of the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee. |
| 06 Jul 08 |
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Beijing overhauls Olympics-related ads, bans non-sponsoring drinks at Olympic venues » People's Daily Beijing is to overhaul advertisements in the city to ban any unauthorized use of Olympics logos in ads. Chen Feng, a marketing official with the Beijing Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games (BOCOG), was quoted by the People's D ... |
| 03 Dec 08 |
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Whose Peoples’ Games? » China Beat Ethnic Identity and the 2008 Beijing OlympicsBy James LeiboldWith the self-professed slogans of the Green Olympics, High-tech Olympics and the People’s Olympics, the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games (BOCOG) should have anticipat... |
| 06 Jun 08 |
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Go ahead, buy your Olympic tickets, but you may not get your China visa » Shanghaiist From the highly authoritative People's Daily:The Beijing Olympics official website recently released "A guide to Chinese law for Foreigners coming to, leaving or staying in China during the Olympics" (hereinafter referred to as "the Guide"). The Guide... |