CDT presents a monthly series of censored content that has been added to our “404 Deleted Content Archive.” Each month, we publish a summary of content

Devastating flash floods along the Nepal–Tibet border in late August exposed the human cost of China’s information controls. While more than 1,000 people were confirmed dead and thousands remained mis...

CGTN: See the Difference.

The post below, from WeChat account 白桦视界 Báihuà Shìjiè, or “White Birch Vision,” is a censored response to new restrictions on drone ownership and storage

The post below, from WeChat account 白桦视界 Báihuà Shìjiè, or “White Birch Vision,” is a censored response to new restrictions on drone ownership and storage

In mid-September, a man was arrested for stabbing and wounding an unknown number of women outside a hotpot restaurant in the GOGO Xintiandi shopping plaza in

In mid-September, a man was arrested for stabbing and wounding an unknown number of women outside a hotpot restaurant in the GOGO Xintiandi shopping plaza in

Sophia Huang Xueqin, a journalist whose reporting on human rights and sexual abuse helped to galvanize China’s #MeToo movement, was scheduled to be released

In an article published to its official WeChat account on Tuesday, the Chinese Ministry of State Security (MSS) accused unnamed “foreign organizations” of

People across China persistently express discontent through “lying flat” and public protest.

Sophia Huang Xueqin, a journalist whose reporting on human rights and sexual abuse helped to galvanize China’s #MeToo movement, was scheduled to be released

The following is an introduction to and contextualization of some of the specific entries and broader categories included in CDT’s archived “ByteDance Lexicon

Back-to-back typhoons have brought torrential rain, flooding, and other extreme weather events to parts of southern and central China, and prompted mass

The Chinese regime’s assiduous information management efforts are making natural disasters worse, says Chandu Doddi.

Like their counterparts elsewhere, Chinese news media face mounting challenges such as commercial headwinds and pressure to adapt to new technologies like

The following is an introduction to and contextualization of some of the specific entries and broader categories included in CDT’s archived “ByteDance Lexicon

People across China persistently express discontent through “lying flat” and public protest.

The Chinese regime’s assiduous information management efforts are making natural disasters worse, says Chandu Doddi.

Like their counterparts elsewhere, Chinese news media face mounting challenges such as commercial headwinds and pressure to adapt to new technologies like

CDT presents a monthly series of censored content that has been added to our “404 Deleted Content Archive.” Each month, we publish a summary of content

CDT presents a monthly series of censored content that has been added to our “404 Deleted Content Archive.” Each month, we publish a summary of content

At The New York Times, Li Yuan writes that Beijing's efforts to cultivate an air of uniform "positive energy" online have been looking increasingly

The European Union is finding support on an opponent's turf ahead ​of trade talks with Beijing, as Chinese workers vent on social media about excessive overtime that critics say gives exporters an unf...

At The New York Times, Li Yuan writes that Beijing's efforts to cultivate an air of uniform "positive energy" online have been looking increasingly

A natural disaster and a comedy mishap testify to the party’s power

A natural disaster and a comedy mishap testify to the party’s power

The European Union is finding support on an opponent's turf ahead ​of trade talks with Beijing, as Chinese workers vent on social media about excessive overtime that critics say gives exporters an unf...

Chinese cyberspace authorities announced that ten people from Tibet and several other provinces have been hit with unspecified administrative punishments

In Tibet, a digital crackdown followed the deadly flood that has devastated communities along the China-Nepal border. Censors erased viral footage while Chinese state media flooded platforms with offi...

Chinese cyberspace authorities announced that ten people from Tibet and several other provinces have been hit with unspecified administrative punishments