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Without justice, how can we talk of public interest?

In this article, He Yongqiang strongly criticizes the open letter published by the Song Qingling Foundation and 3 other public foundations to ask the Ministry of Civil Affairs to punish the grassroots NGO Chinadolls.

2014-09-17

Foxconn workers do not contract leukemia via direct contact with Benzene

Apple are again in the midst of a storm about working conditions at Foxconn. Many young workers have contracted leukaemia even though Foxconn says that no workers have had direct contact with chemicals. Apple, Foxconn and Labour Action China, a labour NGO based in Hong Kong, are all investigating the case.

2014-09-16

Please consider NPOs, an important and growing sector

The author explains that a strong third sector is essential to favor the development of a strong and healthy society and stresses that the government should encourage initiatives whichi goal is to nurture NPOs.

2014-09-15

NGOs call on deans to allow LGBT students groups

On the Chinese "Teacher Day", a number of Chinese LGBT NGOs sent a letter to deans of 112 universities and 211 training institutes asking them to pay more attention to LGBT students rights and allow LGBT students groups to register freely.

2014-09-11

Banning drugs: what are grassroots NGOs doing?

the Philanthropy Times interviews three persons involved in the NGOs working with drug addicts and tells their stories.

2014-09-10

Xu Yongguang: the “ALS Ice Bucket Challenge” in China is not “unpleasant”

Xu Yongguang says that, in his opinion, the “ALS Ice Bucket Challenge” has overall been beneficial and explains the reasons why.

2014-09-09

The multiple changes and hopes brought by the Gaokao reform

On September 4th, the Ministry of Education published the "opinions on the deepening of the exam and students' recruitment procedures reform" (关于深化考试招生制度改革的实施意见).

2014-09-05

Error-ridden migrant children schools

Caixin publishes a portfoglio about the destruction of migrant children schools across the country.

2014-09-04

China’s first “gay therapy” litigation plaintiff sends petition to the World Health Organization

In a period of less than 5 days, more than 90,000 All Out members have signed a petition in support of a Chinese gay man, victim of “reverse therapy.”

2014-09-03

Ministry of Civil Affairs: Beijing Angelmom Charity Fund bank account returned

Investigations by the Ministry of Civil Affairs into the "Beijing Angelmom Charity Fund" has found that while their use of two personal bank accounts to receive donations violated regulations, the violation seems not to have been intentional and there has been no evidence of funds embezzlement.

2014-09-02

Guangzhou University female sanitation workers go on strike

The article is a recount of the reporter's experience in the sanitation workers face-off against the police, and narrates some of the protest leaders' experiences of being subjected to harassment from law enforcement officers and their employer.

2014-09-01

Survey finds over half of Beijingers are in favour of environmental tax

A survey carried out by Beijing's Environmental Education Center has found that air pollution levels remain the most pertinent environmental issue for Beijingers (90.2%), ahead of overall city cleanliness (88.3%) and water quality (84.7%).

2014-08-29

Experts call for legislation to safeguard rights of patients with rare diseases

The recent publicity over the 'ice bucket challenge', an act aimed both at raising funds for and increasing awareness of the rare disease amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), has taken China by storm, and has also cast the spotlight on China's patchy medical laws in relation to patients with rare diseases.

2014-08-28

Guangdong province NGO legislator: where has the Guangdong spirit gone to?

On August 12, the Guangdong Legislative Affairs Office released a public consultation paper on the "Guangdong social organizations management regulations".

2014-08-27

3 Tips for managing a family foundation

The piece is a contribution by the Chen Yixin Family Foundation, and concerns the question of how best to maintain the legacy and ethics of family foundations as they are passed down from generation to generation.

2014-08-26

Female university student sues after facing gender discrimination when seeking employment; receives support across 11 cities

A gender discrimination case has been allowed to proceed to trial in Hangzhou's Xihu district. The case has been filed by Huang Rong (not her real name), after her application for a copywriting position was rejected several times on the grounds that the position was restricted to male applicants.

2014-08-25

Dalian mall accused of gender discrimination after setting up women-only car parking spaces

Management of a Dalian shopping centre has been accused of gender discrimination after it designated some parking spaces as women-only.

2014-08-21

Three HIV carriers sue Chunqiu airlines for refusing to board them

Three HIV carriers who wanted to fly from Shenyang to Shijiazhuang were denied access to the plane by staff from Chunqiu airlines on the ground that "the company rules forbid [us] from boarding AIDS infected passengers".

2014-08-19

Without justice, how can we talk of public interest?

Foxconn workers do not contract leukemia via direct contact with Benzene

Please consider NPOs, an important and growing sector

NGOs call on deans to allow LGBT students groups

Banning drugs: what are grassroots NGOs doing?

Xu Yongguang: the “ALS Ice Bucket Challenge” in China is not “unpleasant”

The multiple changes and hopes brought by the Gaokao reform

Error-ridden migrant children schools

China’s first “gay therapy” litigation plaintiff sends petition to the World Health Organization

Ministry of Civil Affairs: Beijing Angelmom Charity Fund bank account returned

Guangzhou University female sanitation workers go on strike

Survey finds over half of Beijingers are in favour of environmental tax

Experts call for legislation to safeguard rights of patients with rare diseases

Guangdong province NGO legislator: where has the Guangdong spirit gone to?

3 Tips for managing a family foundation

Female university student sues after facing gender discrimination when seeking employment; receives support across 11 cities

Dalian mall accused of gender discrimination after setting up women-only car parking spaces

Three HIV carriers sue Chunqiu airlines for refusing to board them

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