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Unrest in Xinjiang
The Times reports that 17 people were killed by rioters in Lukqun, Xinjiang Province, before police opened fie on the rioters and shot ten of them dead. The notion of China as a nation state is a very recent – … Continue reading
Bo Xilai – understanding the process
In understanding the Bo Xilai case we need to first understand why the case is so important in China. Mr Bo was one of Chinas top ranking members of government, poised to take a seat on the all powerful Politburo … Continue reading
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Tagged Bo Xilai, Communist Party, legal process, Politburo, Political Bureau, Public Office
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Blind Justice:? The case of Gu Kailai.
Gu Kailai, wife of the popularist politician, Bo Xilai, former Provincial Governor of Chongqing, has been given a suspended death sentence for the murder of British businessman Neil Heywood. Ms Gu had confessed to the murder, claiming that Mr Heywood … Continue reading
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Tagged Bo Xilai, Chinese criminal justice, Chinese mindset, Gu Xilai, Jutice, Legalism, Neil Heywood
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