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- Under Draft Law, Occupational Disease Easier to Prove
- A pending law stipulates that workers will have a lower burden of proof when it comes to occupational disease claims 02.03.2012
- Cadmium Contamination Raises Concerns
- Cadmium levels in a Chinese river were 80 times the legal limit recently, arousing calls for better government transparency 02.01.2012
- Mayor Implicated in Milk Scandal Reshuffled to High-Level Position
- Dismissed in 2008 for involvement in the cover-up of the Sanlu milk scandal, former Shijiazhuang Mayor Ji Chuntang was appointed to a new position in Hebei Province 01.21.2012
- Beijing Releases PM 2.5 Air Quality Readings
- After months of controversy and public outcry over thick pollution in the capital, Beijing officials have started to publish air quality readings for small particulates 01.21.2012
- State Council Announces Plan for Rural Disabled
- Chinese officials have pledged to further improve the living standards of disabled rural residents in the next ten years through skills training, insurance plans and education benefits 01.20.2012
- China's Labor Force Decreased in 2011
- China's share of working-age people has decreased for the first time since 2002, prompting some experts to suggest abolishing the one-child policy 01.19.2012
- Slim Harvest for Organ Transplants in China
- Data networks for tracking and distributing organs are in place, but long waits for transplant candidates are certain to continue 01.19.2012
- Gov't Refuses to Release Gini Coefficient
- Citing incomplete data about high-income earners, the Chinese government has not published its inequality ratio for more than ten years 01.18.2012
- China Premier: Protect Farmers' Land Rights
- The Chinese government for the first time emphasized that urbanization and industrialization cannot come at the cost of farmers'land rights, a state expert said 01.17.2012
- Wukan Protest Leader Appointed To Government
- Chinese officials have appointed a protest leader to a village secretary post in Wukan, but residents say the government has yet to address the majority of their demands 01.16.2012
- 800 Million Yuan Earmarked for Beidaihe
- The Chinese government has promised not to misallocate millions of yuan slated for coastal restoration near the controversial government retreat 01.16.2012
- Anti-Corruption Officials Look to Internet
- Chinese officials are further emphasizing the Internet's importance in fighting corruption, but they're walking a fine line between using some tips, while deleting others 01.13.2012
- Forced Demolitions Getting Creative
- New rules last year set out to end forced demolitions, but local officials have instead resorted to legal loopholes to continue the controversial practice. 01.12.2012
- 112 Charities to Join Disclosure Platform
- To restore public trust in charities, 112 Chinese organizations are on track to participate in a government-sponsored information disclosure platform. 01.09.2012
- Chinese Writers Sue Apple for Copyright Violations
- A high-profile group of Chinese writers is suing Apple for 12 million yuan in compensation, for pirated e-books sold in the company's online store. 01.06.2012
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