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The June Fourth that I Saw
Gao Wenqian In spring 1989, Gao Wenqian was a historian in the document research center of the Chinese Communist Party. The protests and the government crackdown on June 3-4 that he witnessed were life- and career-changing for him. He resolved to tell the world the truth about the Communist Party...
June 4, 2009
China Rights Forum
Vicious patterns
The Chinese regime’s use of repression and the evolution of its targets In this article, Marie Holzman examines the evolution and nature of the current political regime in the People’s Republic of China, arguing that while the scope of repression may have diminished, it remains a principal policy...
January 22, 2001
China Rights Forum
Our life-long struggle for human rights
The story behind the New Culture Forum Web site
October 25, 2000
China Rights Forum
Rural rule & village elections
Experiments in governance Many claims are made about the potential impact on China’s democratization of the election of village committees there. Cynics assert that these elections are nothing but show. Anne F. Thurston looks at the reality on the ground, including how village committees fit into...
July 27, 2000
China Rights Forum
Rural grassroots organizations
The village committee, first introduced shortly after the communes began collapsing in the late 1970s, is only one of several organizations governing political life at the village level. The village assembly, the village representative assembly and the local branch of the Chinese Communist Party (...
July 27, 2000
China Rights Forum

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