2008.06.04 By Lindsey Hilsum: Nineteen years after the Tiananmen Square crackdown, Lindsey Hilsum reports on the fate of one political dissident in China. Today marks the nineteenth anniversary of the bloody military crackdown on pro-democracy protests...
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[Channel 4 News] Monks: 'China is tricking you' 2008.03.27 »
YouTube video By Lindsey Hilsum:
"Tibetan monks storm a press briefing to accuse China of lying over the Tibet rebellion, as Lindsey Hilsum reports.
30 young Tibetan monks have stormed a Chinese press briefing, telling journalists: "Don't believe them. They are... |
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[Channel 4 News] China's Three Gorges Dam Project »
YouTube video Lindsey Hilsum reports (2008.01.14) on how China's Three Gorges Dam is bedevilled by landslips and pollution.
"The project could lead to catastrophe". Not the words of a dissident environmentalist, but the official Chinese news agency in a story about... |
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[Channel 4 News] China denies using force in Tibet »
YouTube video 2008.03.17
By Lindsey Hilsum:
"China denies using lethal force to deal with protests in Tibet - despite claims that more than 80 demonstrators have been killed.
Beijing said the violence was being orchestrated by followers of the Dalai Lama and was... |
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Historic preservation, compensation, and the wrecker's ball, er...hammer » Granite Studio Two recent articles on historical preservation in China. The first is by Lindsey Hilsum of the New Statesman. Hilsum writes about Shanchang, a village near Macao and Zhuhai, where over 21 homes and buildings dating from the Ming and Qing dynasty have... |
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Is China Running Scared? » China Confidential China is an increasingly insecure superpower--a far from harmonious nation with a growing gap between rich and poor.So says Lindsey Hilsum, China Correspondent for the UK's Channel 4 News. Her analysis in today's edition of the New Statesman is a... |
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A Dark Anniversary » China Journal Nineteen years after the government’s crackdown on the Tiananmen Square democracy movement, today’s WSJ looks at the generation gap between young people in China now and then. Ding Zilin (AP photo) Meanwhile, Ding Zilin is still waiting... |
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