Nine people from Yichun City in Heilongjiang Province are suspected to be affected with the pneumonic plague.
Sichuan rights activist, Tan Zuoren, was put on trial on charges of "inciting subversion of state power" in China’s southwestern Sichuan Province on Aug. 12, 2009.
Despite official boasts of increased “blue sky days,” hourly Twitter updates from the U.S. Embassy tell a different story.
China was forced to halt the privatisation of a state-owned steel firm after a protest by thousands of workers.
The story of a 15-year-old Chinese girl forced to do hard labor to help her family has aroused sympathy for her plight.
Hong Kong’s Apple Daily published a student's letter asking Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao “Why can you be so cruel?”
Villagers in Hunan Province had their houses forcibly demolished last month, and pitched tents on their farmland.
Publishing the memoirs of former Chinese premier Zhao Ziyang was a difficult and dangerous undertaking.
China’s jobless situation is “very grave” with millions of graduates and migrant workers yet to find work as companies continue to struggle with the effects of the global slump, Chinese authorities said last Tuesday.
More than 300 children in northwest China need treatment for lead poisoning that is blamed on a nearby metal smelter.