Tag Archives: chengguan

Teng Biao: Defense in the Second Trial of Xia Junfeng Case

Posted on February 18, 2013 by China Change

Xia Junfeng (夏俊峰) was a street vendor from Tieling county, Liaoning province (辽宁铁岭县). On May 16, 2009, while selling chicken strips, roasted sausages and other snacks with his wife Zhang Jing near a crossroads in Chenhe District, in the city … Continue reading →

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A Portrait of a “Subverter”

Posted on September 14, 2012 by China Change

First published by Human Rights in China in New York as a part of its press release, which also includes a translation of Chen Pingfu’s Indictment. On Tuesday, September 4, a 55-year-old man was on trial for “inciting subversion of … Continue reading →

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Does Anybody like the Chengguan?

Posted on June 15, 2011 by T

For those of you reading this outside of China, it’s important to understand that China has probably close to a dozen different kinds of police. There are traffic police, railway police, bus police and countless others. When there is a … Continue reading →

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