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Greying China Bolsters Support for Pension Fund

A pilot program for state-owned enterprises (SOEs) to transfer a portion of their shares to the national
Why Did Father Die of Stab Wounds After Trip to Government Office?

(Youyu county, Shanxi province) — Less than two hours after Yue Chengyi entered a township government
Alleged Job-Recruiting Scams in China Turn Deadly

When a Shandong farmer called her son Zhang Chao and encouraged him to work hard at his new construction
Could the Chinese Mainland Be the Next Hong Kong for Filipino Maids?

(Beijing) — Filipino maids — common in Hong Kong, Singapore and many parts of the world — may get a new
One in 10 Left-Behind Children Says One Parent Is 'Dead'

(Beijing) – Children in villages left behind by parents who opt to work in cities get to meet their mothers
Closer Look: Will New Guidelines Lead to Uptick in Commercial Pension Insurance in China?

(Beijing) — As China turns to commercial pension insurance to patch holes in its welfare system, experts
Sexually Abused Teens: China's Tragic Taboo

(Beijing) – After their parents divorced, 12-year-old Tong Tong and her 13-year-old sister lived with
Student Sues Gov't over Textbook that Claims Homosexuality is 'Disorder'

(Beijing) – A Beijing court on June 14 accepted a woman's case against the Ministry of Education, which
Leak Blamed for Beijing Water Shutoff

(Beijing) – More than 10,000 people in northern Beijing went two days without tap water and an unknown
NGOs Will Be Required to Get Permits Before Helping in Disaster Zones

(Beijing) – China's civil affair authorities say they plan to require non-governmental organizations