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Are There Gay Rights in China?
Homosexuality was decriminalized in 1997 and after a few more years it was removed from the official list of mental illnesses. In China, the LGBT community does not face so much political opposition or...
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How China and Taiwan Handled an Oil Scandal
This past year Taiwan was discovered to have tainted cooking oil with recycled waste oil, grease, leather cleaner and animal feed oil. This scandal affected at least 1,256 businesses. On September...
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Music Censorship
Chinese Democracy an album by Guns N’ Roses is banned in China. China has banned the album due to it’s criticism of the government and a reference to the anti-government Falun Gong movement. The Falun...
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World Press Freedom Rankings is an annual report created by Reporters Without Borders based upon the countries actions related to press freedom in the previous year. Furthermore, it reflects the...
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China Offers Military Help to Iraq to Defeat ISIS
So China is deciding to help out Iraq to defeat ISIS. The Iraqi Foreign Minister Ibrahim Jafari said that Wang Yi from china made them an offer to help fight Islamic state militants. China’s capital,...
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Rallies Continue to Haunt ARATS Chair in His Visit to Tainan
Chairman Chen Deming, China’s Association for Relations Across the Taiwan Straits (ARATS) has met with protests everywhere during his tour of Taiwan and to all the places he has went to. His visit to...
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UI ‘well-protected’ in arrangements with Confucius Institute
The Confucius Institute is one of more than 400 dispatched by the Chinese government far and wide, including 90 at U.S. Colleges and Universities has so far produced some contention, which has a long...
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Taiwan’s media reform
Taiwan’s media system is similar to that of the United States. Media is open to public enterprise and not controlled by the government. Earlier on, the media in Taiwan was controlled by the Kuomintang...
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Taiwan’s media in the hands of a young billionaire
Similar to millennials, the “strawberry generation” in Taiwan are children born in the 1980’s and beyond. This generation is viewed by their elders as “less tough,” and are given their nomenclature...
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China’s media representation of terrorism
Australia, known as a distant yet peaceful country to the Eastern part of the world, has recently come under a terrorist attack. An area in Central Sydney left three people dead, one being the Iranian...
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