News on Access to Information Archive

• Chinese media less censored, for Western audiences only

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• [Associated Press] Chinese officials must report personal assets

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• [Asia Times]US takes hard look at China’s secrets

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• [People's Daily] Party pledges greater transparency

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• [China.org.cn] Provincial gov’ts ‘not transparent’

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• [Telegraph] Parents of Sichuan earthquake victims arrested in China

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• [Yale Law School] Update on China’s Open Government Information Regulations: Surprising Public Demand Yielding Some Positive Results

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• [From Southern Metropolis Daily] Baimiao village broke unspoken rule among officials

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• [From Huanqiu Ribao] Land records missing from Taihe County Land and Resources Bureau

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• [SWiTCHBOARD] Assessing the State of Environmental Transparency in China

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• [PC World] Chinese Government Whitepaper Reaffirms Internet Policies

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• Job opportunity: Project Lead, Access to Information Project, The Carter Center, China

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• [China Digital Times] Xia Lin (澶忔灄), Xinhua Deputy Chief Editor, Reveals Secret Details of Old News Stories

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• [New York Times] In Leaked Lecture, Details of China’s News Cleanups

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• [CNN] Han Han: China’s rebel blogger (Video)

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• [Times Online] Chinese newspaper cartoon defies ban on mentioning Tiananmen Square

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• [CEG Translation] Disabled citizen filed complaint because court “failed to answer the question”

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• [From China News] One citizen’s journey to reclassify information

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• [Financial Times] China cracks down on online maps

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• [Associated Press] Chinese city opens its books in a step for reform

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• [New York Times] China Passes Tighter Information Law

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• [Danwei] Government double-speak about earthquakes and oil prices

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• [Danwei] Please refer your inquiry to the relevant departments

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• On China’s fondness for the official ban

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• English acronyms “ban” draws fire

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• Evaluating China’s drive for budget transparency

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• China jails 3 online activists; many show support

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• Presentations of the Yushu earthquake

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• Chinese whispers: A vein of distrust

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• Earthquake highlights Baidu block of Qinghai topic

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• [ChinaScope] ChinaScope 46: The losing battles of two Human Rights defenders

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• Yuan rise bad for China’s economy, minister warns

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• Why must our heroes sleep on stones?

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• [CEG Translation] Wang Keqin: Just how deep is the water in the Shanxi vaccine case?

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• [From Beijing News] Baimiao: The first naked township government

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• Journalists paid to cover up mining tragedy

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• [Regional Blog] The new functional constituencies and their political implications

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• Google redirects! But will the Chinese government block?!

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• Yiyi Lu: more Chinese officials will become media stars

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• China counters Google move by restricting Hong Kong site

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• Vaccine report fuels media onslaught

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• “One Google, One World; One China, No Google”

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• Guest translation: Li Yinhe on porn and the law

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• Editorial urges more action on vaccine scandal

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• What Chinese censors don’t want you to know

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• From the BBC to Chinese state radio

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• Chinese authorities block reporting of wild Siberian tiger’s death

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• China can’t control the net for ever

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• Chinese censors tormented by mythical animal

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• Corndog Speaks on ‘War of Internet Addiction’

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