As reported on Danwei earlier, Beijing residents have been told to renew their (or start getting) temporary residence permits before the Olympics. ‘I pay my taxes,' writes Bullog blogger Alading512, ‘and I have the freedom to not support... ...full story at Global Voices
from Global Voices on Tue, Jul 15 2008
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| 10 May 08 |
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How You can Support Freedom in China »
YouTube video What actions can YOU do to support freedom in China?
* Don't go to the 2008 Genocide Olympics in Beijing. Your presence will be used as a propaganda weapon against freedom-loving Chinese.
* Boycott the Olympic advertisers and sponsors and tell them why.... |
| 21 Feb 08 |
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Beijing police to register all temporary residents » Shanghai Daily BEIJING police will begin to check temporary residence permits from tomorrow, a local newspaper reported today. People 16 years and older need a temporary residence permit if they want to stay in a place other than their permanent residence for more... |
| 21 Feb 08 |
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Visitors to Olympics urged to get permits » Shanghai Daily BEIJING police will begin to check temporary residence permits from tomorrow. People 16 years and older need a temporary residence permit if they want to stay in a place other than their permanent residence for more than one month, according to Chinese... |
| 03 Dec 09 |
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Temporary residence permits to become residence permits » Danwei Beijing Youth Daily December 3, 2009 Today the Beijing Youth Daily's top headline is 'Beijing temporary residence permits to become residence permits'. This is not connected to the national hukou or household registration system that can prevent... |
| 09 May 08 |
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Temporary residence permits hard to come by » Danwei Limited edition As China's foreign residents are complaining about visa problems, some Chinese citizens are facing difficulties obtaining the temporary residents permits they need to conduct business in cities where they do not have a hukou, or household... |
| 03 Dec 09 |
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Overhaul for temporary residency permit » People's Daily &$ &$A man shows his temporary residence permit at a police station in Chaoyang district yesterday.&$&$ Beijing's temporary residency permit will be changed from next year to help the government monitor the city's massive floating population. ... |
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