"China on Strike" book talks, San Francisco Bay Area, 6-7 April 2016 China on Strike is the first English-language book that provides an intimate and revealing window…
China: reading guide Libcom.org's reading guide on China, China's history and the working class movement in the region.
Cultural revolution at the margins: Chinese socialism in crisis Yiching Wu's pathbreaking 2014 book, providing key insights into the contradictions of Mao-era…
Slandering of the workers' movement will not be permitted December 3, 2015, over 20 Guangzhou and Foshan labor activists were apprehended by police, launching…
4 of the Guangdong labor activists formally charged, 2 released - day 37 Today (Jan 8 2016) is the 37th day of the criminal detention of Guangzhou-Foshan labor activists…
[Newest updates on the Dec 3 Guangzhou-Foshan labor arrests incident] Activsts Under Arrest Today (Jan 8 2016) is the 37th day of the criminal detention of Guangzhou-Foshan…
American caught up in China's crackdown on labor activists Interview with US-based labor activist Ellen Friedman about her interrogation during recent visit to…
The Guangdong Six and the rule of law (of value): Preliminary theses on the December 3 crackdown Comrades have been asking questions such as, 'why should we focus on supporting …
Day 13 in Detention: “Mom did nothing wrong, she will be fine, we should just wait for her at home.” An account of Zhu Xiaomei's arrest and the trials her family are undergoing, based…
In defense of Zeng Feiyang: a critique of the smear campaign On Dec. 22, Chinese state media launched a smear campaign against Zeng, one of the seven labor…
The December 3 crackdown is class struggle Factory owners openly ‘assemble crowds’ to break laws for production, whereas workers are prohibited from assembling, and organizations helping…
Updates on the Guangdong Six: December 9 through 16 Fifth & sixth labor activists Peng Jiayong & Meng Hen confirmed to be under criminal detention, one still missing; families and friends still…
