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BC First Nation says no to China-Canada Unequal Treaty, aka FIPA: The SinoFile
A First Nation is trying to stop Chinese history from repeating itself -- in Canada.
Massoud Hayoun
Jan 22nd, 2013
Pundit's advice to President Obama: consider potential Chinese 'revolution' and 'war' in South China Sea: The SinoFile
Note to Obama: don't underestimate the impact of 500 'incidents' per day happening in China.
Massoud Hayoun
Jan 21st, 2013
Canada, an environmental safe haven for those concerned with Beijing pollution crisis: The SinoFile
As smog chokes up Beijing, Canada looks to be an environmental haven to many Chinese.
Massoud Hayoun
Jan 19th, 2013
#MyJihad: How a hashtag aims to reintroduce Muslims to Canada and US
A #MyJihad activist tells VO about a US-based movement against Islamophobia, crossing the border into Canada.
Yasmina Blackburn
Jan 19th, 2013
Beijing's stellar Idle No More coverage: The SinoFile
Maybe this is China's way of telling Harper: 'Hey, we're not so different you and I.'
Massoud Hayoun
Jan 18th, 2013
China's One Child Policy lives on, for better or for worse: The SinoFile
Why would Beijing hold onto a policy that the nation's leading academics say may cripple China socially and economically?
Massoud Hayoun
Jan 17th, 2013
How Aaron Swartz contributed to Chinese Internet freedom: The SinoFile
Renowned voice on the Chinese Internet tells VO how Swartz contributed to Chinese Internet freedoms.
Massoud Hayoun
Jan 14th, 2013
We are all Aaron Swartz
Massoud Hayoun
Jan 14th, 2013
Brooklyn schoolteacher demands right to teach in gun-free environment
Andrea Castellano
Jan 12th, 2013
In China's Internet discourse on Southern Weekend, less is more: The SinoFile
Weibo users find another clever way to continue the discussion on Chinese press freedoms.
Massoud Hayoun
Jan 12th, 2013
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