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1 Chinese Activists Released (NY Times) MICHAEL WINES 742
2 He Weifang versus China's legal establishment on the "Three Supremes Donald Clarke 1393
3 China and the “crisis” of public opinion David Bandurski 1033
4 Want to file a petition? Don't come to Beijing Administrator 1000
5 Debate over "Three Supremes" doctrine Administrator 965
6 China's Rio Tinto Case. Everyone Move Along.... Administrator 985
7 China’s Internet A Major Concern To Officials Administrator 985
8 One Man’s Struggle for Black Lung Justice Administrator 840
9 Law Firms Getting Scammed And What It Has To Do With China. Administrator 558
10 Chinese Start Postcard Drive to Support Dissidents Administrator 533
11 Filthy Fiction: The Writings of Zhu Wen Administrator 486
12 Yang Guobin: The Power of the Internet in China: Citizen Activism Online Administrator 293
13 State Council Information Office: Real Name Registration to Be Required for All Domestic News Sites Administrator 226
14 A Few Reading Recommendations Administrator 363
15 Detentions Illustrate Limits of Free Speech in China Administrator 310
16 1,000 Protest Over China Chemical Plant Pollution: Residents Administrator 356
17 China Journal Wrap: Banking Rules, Stocks Recoup Some Losses Administrator 289
18 China Needs New Policies After Xinjiang: Official Administrator 259
19 Xu Changsheng: Why I Didn’t Cooperate with the Discipline and Inspection Committee Administrator 371
20 What's Happening With China Legal? Read Asia Legal Blog To Find Out. Administrator 165

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