CDB's Editor, Liu Haiying, offers an in-depth, critical examination of the growth of for-profit, consulting companies in the public interest sector.
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A group of young environmentalists offer a critical examination of what they see as the shortcomings of the current environmental movement in China.
This review introduces a newly-released book on transnational civil society in China written by Professor Chen Jie of the University of Western Australia. Based on extensive fieldwork and mining of the transnational civil society literature, this book looks at the socio-political implications of the operation of international NGOs (INGOs) in China
Fu Tao interviews the Advisor for the new Chengdu NGO Service Park, a platform established by local party and government departments to provide incubation services to fledgling NGOs.
On January 1st 2015, two NGOs received a notice from the Nanping city intermediate people's court stating it had accepted to file their lawsuit. This is the first occurence of a public interest lawsuit being filed since the new "Environment Protection Law" has been enforced.
During a case involving multiple offences in Huizhou, Guangdong, the defendants' lawyers left the room without giving any explanation. This action comes at a moment when the Supreme People's Procuratorate has published "Provisions on protecting lawyers' professional rights according to the law".
Interview with Liu Zhouhong, former Secretary-General of Narada Foundation, as part of the "Thinking Strategically about Civil Society Assistance in China" project
An interview with Huang Haoming, Executive Director of CANGO, as part of the "Thinking Strategically about Civil Society Assistance in China" project
In light of the upcoming new law on "overseas NGOs", well-known Chinese environmentalist Feng Yongfeng speaks about the relationship between government and non-governmental organizations.
"Wall of Kindness" have sprung up in many Chinese cities recently.
Tsinghua University professor Jia Xijin discusses the possible consequences of the soon to be approved "Overseas NGOs Management Law" on China's non-profit sector, and provides some recommendations.
Shenzhen man Luo Er's attempt to raise funds for the treatment of his five-year old daughter, struck with leukaemia, turned into one of the most controversial incidents of the year for China's charity sector. This article by Southern Weekly provides an in-depth analysis of the whole affair.
In this translated interview Zhu Jiangang, the general secretary and vice-president of the Guangdong Harmony Foundation, discusses the development of community foundations in China.
Our translation of the speech by Wang Xingzui, Executive Vice-President of the China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation, at a forum for charitable foundations in Shanghai.