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The FAO: in Whose Interest?

Posted by janepeterson 162 days ago (http://www.unmadeinchina.org)
Category: World & Business | Tags: summit of fao waste of time ignore the world's farmer

The Summit of the Food and Agriculture Organisation held in Rome on June 2 and 3, 2008 began with a downsizing in the menu of the delegates’ lunch, but the rest of the summit was characterized by the usual waste: of time.

Symbolically, the deleg read more »
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Repression in Tibet, Behind Closed Doors

Posted by janepeterson 169 days ago (http://www.unmadeinchina.org)
Category: Media | Tags: chinese repression tibet reporters without borders

Tibet still closed to foreign press despite “unprecedented” post-quake openness in Sichuan

Reporters without borders
Press release
30 May 2008

Reporters Without Borders welcomes the policy of transparency currently being applied to the for read more »
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Earthquake Truth Beginning to See the Light

Posted by janepeterson 170 days ago (http://www.unmadeinchina.org)
Category: Technology | Tags: earthquake chinese authorities known risk building

As we have already pointed out, isn’t it a bit hard to believe that Chinese authorities know nothing about such a devastating earthquake?

The only question remaining is this: will the whole truth come to light by accident, or will individuals fr read more »
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The Secret of the Chinese Economy

Posted by janepeterson 172 days ago (http://www.unmadeinchina.org)
Category: Financial | Tags: chinese goods little cost long work hours child labor

What is the secret of the Chinese economy?

Often when we try to understand the reason why Chinese goods (shoes, clothes, toys, gadgets…) cost so little, the answers we are given by newspapers and television shows are always the same: i read more »
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"Tiananmen Mothers" Website Blocked in China

Posted by janepeterson 175 days ago (http://www.laogai.org)
Category: Society | Tags: human rights tiananmen mothers'website china block

Human Rights in China strongly condemns the Chinese government's block of the Tiananmen Mothers' website (http://www.tiananmenmother.org/) within China just hours after its launch on May 28.

"This censorship on the eve of the 19th anniversary read more »
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