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Chinese Court Rejects Lawsuit From Purged Political Magazine

Qiao Long and Hai Nan | 2016-07-25 20:16:00 |

The Chaoyang District People's Court in Beijing rejected the bid to file the lawsuit after the application was made on Friday, lawyer Mo Shaoping told RFA."They told me verbally at the window where you file lawsuits that the case wouldn't be accepted," Mo told RFA. "I asked for an official letter of refusal, but they didn't give me any documents."

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Liberal

Liberal Chinese Journal, Claiming Interference by Overseers, Files Lawsuit

KIKI ZHAO | 2016-07-18 19:20:00 |

On Tuesday, the Chinese National Academy of Arts, which is affiliated with the Ministry of Culture and oversees the monthly journal, Yanhuang Chunqiu, announced on the publication’s website that it was removing Du Daozheng, its founding publisher, because Mr. Du, 93, is “in his advanced years.” He will be replaced by Jia Leilei, a deputy director of the academy.

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Guangdong

Guangdong Labor Activist\'s Mother Withdraws Libel Lawsuit

Xin Lin and Pan Jiaqing | 2016-05-04 17:02:00 |

Chen Wenying, 71, mother of prominent labor activist Zeng Feiyang, told the South China Morning Post she had allowed police to process papers for the withdrawal of the lawsuit, which aimed to hit back at her son's portrayal in the Chinese media, which is tightly controlled by the ruling Chinese Communist Party.

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Anonymous

Anonymous Call for Xi to Quit Rattles Party Leaders in China

CHRIS BUCKLEY | 2016-03-30 20:48:00 |

Surprising even some hardened critics, Mr. Xi’s security forces have overseen a far-reaching inquisition to root out the culprits behind the letter, resorting to measures that have drawn more attention than the letter itself. They have detained at least 11 people, including relatives in China of two exiled writers accused of spreading or promoting the letter.

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