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	Asia Sentinel - UPDATE: Standoff at the South China Morning Post
		On Tuesday the Post’s editor-in-chief Mark Clifford met with about 20 section heads of the divided paper to discuss the firings in an atmosphere that was described by one source as “distinctly chilly’’.
		Numerous Post staffers say that while morale at the paper is low after the sackings, there is an unusual degree of unity behind the petition, which was signed by many Chinese staff as well as westerners.
		However, we believe that the sacking of high quality journalists is against the interest of the South China Morning Post and that any involvement in the leaving page does not have anything to do with their work for the paper and is not a sackable offence.
	asiasentinel.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=264&Itemid=34 (1169 words)

	Back of the Class - Education in China
		China's first ruler after the collapse of the Qing Dynasty in 1911, General Yuan Shikai, pushed for compulsory and free primary schooling for the male population.
		This was the first time China's intelligentsia had become a political force independent of the country's rulers and the students attacked the government for spending 80 per cent of its budget on the military.
		China admitted that 70 per cent of teachers were either untrained or unqualified and just 60 per cent of children managed to finish primary school.
	thormay.net /chinadiary/education.html (2241 words)

	Reports From China Point To Major H5N1 Coverup
		The website that first broke news of the Sars virus in China is now warning of a bird flu epidemic that has claimed more than 100 lives, but can it be believed.
		China has denied the claims, but for anyone who follows both Chinese-language underground news agencies and the medical organisations that obsessively monitor emerging viruses, the Boxun reports and the international online response to them recalls early 2003, when news emerged of a killer virus in Guangdong.
		The photographs were posted on May 24, one day after the Chinese authorities told official media that wild geese were dying of H5N1 in Qinghai, marking China's first outbreak of avian influenza since last August.
	www.rense.com /general67/cover.htm (1427 words)

	South China Morning Post
		He mentions forced abortion, forced sterilisation, the felling of forests and China's announcement that it plans to use nuclear explosions, in breach of the international test-ban treaty, to blast a tunnel through the Himalayas for the world's biggest hydro-electric plant.
		The embassy issued the South China Morning Post this statement: ''Tibet is an inalienable part of China.
		In 821 China and Tibet ended almost 200 years of fighting with a treaty engraved on three pillars, one of which still stands in front of Lhasa's Jokhang cathedral.
	www.tibet-vigil.org.uk /media/scmp5-1-01.html (1175 words)

	CLB :: South China Morning Post: China's Labour Trap
		Local governments across mainland China have been raising their minimum-wage levels, this year, in response to growing labour shortages.
		The All-China Federation of Trade Unions found this year that around 70 per cent of the country's 100 million or so migrant workers had experience of being paid either late or not at all.
		China's Labour Law and the system of local minimum wages have been in place for about 11 years, and the great majority of mainland workers are well aware of their basic rights.
	iso.china-labour.org.hk /public/contents/article?revision_id=38989&item_id=38988 (903 words)

	CLB :: South China Morning Post: Focused only on building workers' rights
		But China's leaders are still haunted by its spectre, and deeply fearful that a similar movement could arise in China to challenge the party's rule.
		The spearhead of China's emerging labour movement is directed at the owners and management ranks, unlike Poland's Solidarity movement, which was directed at the government.
		In fact, the fundamentally different nature of the economic systems of Poland then and China today means that Beijing has a golden opportunity to establish itself as the neutral mediator in conflicts between labour and management.
	www.china-labour.org.hk /public/contents/38831 (1166 words)

	International Institute for Strategic Studies - May 26th - - South China Morning Post - Military to undergo 15-year ...
		China has announced a plan to modernise the military over the next 15 years through developing national capabilities in building large aircraft, advanced weaponry, nuclear power stations and space probes, Xinhua reported yesterday.
		However, the task could take decades to fulfil as China was at least 30 to 40 years behind the industry's world leaders, he said.
		China's annual defence budget for this year has been set at 283.8 billion yuan, up 14.5 per cent compared with last year, although western analysts have said actual military spending is higher.
	www.iiss.org /index.asp?pgid=13079&fs=b (554 words)

	China the Beautiful -(No Chinese software required)
		There are over 4,000 webpages in China the Beautiful.
		Iran general migrated to China in Tang Dynasty
		If you cannot find the answers here, post a query on the Forum Board, but please mention that you have looked around yourself.
	www.chinapage.com /china-rm.html (152 words)

	kaisernetwork.org
		China's Ministry of Health earlier this week announced new rules that will "severely punish those responsible" for collecting and distributing untested blood that leads to people becoming infected with bloodborne diseases such as HIV through subsequent transfusions,
		The health bureau of Changchun, China, which has authority in Dehui, began investigating the blood bank in October 2005 after six recipients of blood transfusions donated by the bank died.
		Six health officials in Dehui -- including the director and deputy director of the city's health bureau -- were either placed on probation or removed from leadership posts by the Chinese government, and local officials have detained 11 workers at the bank in connection with the investigation (
	www.kaisernetwork.org /daily_reports/print_report.cfm?DR_ID=34164&dr_cat=4 (552 words)

	CLB :: South China Morning Post: Under the threat of violence
		South China Morning Post: Under the threat of violence
		This loose but broad-based social movement - involving, by the government's own estimate, tens of thousands of collective protests in which several million citizens have taken part each year - is being referred to on the mainland as the wei quan, or "rights defence", movement.
		In fact, it deserves to be better known as China's emerging civil rights movement.
	www.china-labour.org.hk /public/contents/article?revision_id=37804&item_id=37802 (900 words)

	columns.scmp.com - latest commentary, opinion and indepth analysis from South China Morning Post (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The South China Morning Post's Deputy Editor and China specialist Wang Xiangwei briefs you on the latest political, economic and social happenings in Greater China.
		Veteran China watcher Frank Ching dissects the politics behind the rhetoric and gives you the inside picture of what is really going on in the mainland.
		Veteran China watcher Laurence Brahm, a political economist, lawyer, investment strategist and documentary filmmaker by profession and avocation, takes you behind the scenes of China's politics and business.
	columns.scmp.com /colart/index.html (815 words)

	South China Morning Post seeks obscurity on Internet
		The South China Morning Post has a large team of journalists and editors, and deep pockets thanks to many years of profitable operations, and being owned by the hydra-like Kuok Group.
		But when the casual reader cannot view any of their content without signing up for a paid subcription, and when bloggers who drive traffic to news stories, cannot link to any of the articles, scmp.com is dooming itself to Internet obscurity.
		Further evidence that the South China Morning Post just does not get the Internet: the website appears to be updated only once a day, as though it was a print newspaper.
	www.danwei.org /internet/south_china_morning_post_seeks.php (2483 words)

	South China Morning Post (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Widespread changes in China's economy and its importance as a U.S. trading partner have highlighted the need to resume talks, according to the delegation's organizer, Kent Wong, director of the Centre for Labour Research and Education at the University of California in Los Angeles.
		Wong said: “For many years, the AFL-CIO has had the view that the All China Federation of Trade Unions (ACFTU) was not a free trade union, that it was not independent and was led by the Communist Party.
		Among those in China are California Labour Federation president Tom Rankin; Andy Stern, president of the Service Employees International Union; Paul Booth, assistant to the president of the American Federation of the State, County and Municipal Employees; and the president of the Local 121 California Nurses Union, Louise Blue.
	www.newecon.org /SouthChinaMorningPost.html (407 words)

	WIPO Domain Name Decision: D2000-0707
		The Complainant is South China Morning Post Publishers Ltd., a corporation duly incorporated in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China.
		"South China Morning Post" is the title of the leading English daily newspaper published by the Complainant in Hong Kong.
		The Complainant registered SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST as a trademark for a term of 10 years from May 7, 1999, with the Trademark Office of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce of the People’s Republic of China.
	www.wipo.int /amc/en/domains/decisions/html/2000/d2000-0707.html (1810 words)

	Asia Sentinel - South China Morning Post Editor Departs
		After a tumultuous year that brought chaos to the newsroom of Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post, Asia's biggest English language daily, Mark L. Clifford is stepping down as editor with the announcement Monday that he is leaving to join the Asia Business Council.
		Was he sent from SCMP to the Bangkok Post by the Kwok family for poor performance or as a vote of confidence?
		What is his role at the Bangkok Post, other than to fire veteran reporters over the cracked runways at the new airport, a story which later turned out to be true.
	asiasentinel.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=424&Itemid=32 (1030 words)

	Asia Sentinel - Top Editor Forced to Resign at South China Morning Post
		The move is seen inside the paper as a sharp rebuke to Post Editor-in-Chief Mark Clifford, as his closest ally departed for “personal reasons,” according to an internal e-mail sent a month after a staff revolt against Clifford brought to light sharp dissension inside one of Asia’s premier English language newspapers.
		Jackson, like Clifford an American, was previously business editor for the Post’s cross-town rival, The Standard, until he followed Clifford from the Standard to the Post in February.
		While Jackson’s exit from the Post was not linked to the brouhaha over the joke page, staffers at in-house “town hall” meetings held with senior Post management following the petition expressed deep unhappiness not only with Clifford but also with Jackson - who was widely viewed as Clifford’s confidant and chief lieutenant.
	www.asiasentinel.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=301&Itemid=34 (722 words)

	SCMP.com - the online edition of South China Morning Post, Hong Kong's premier English-language newspaper
		CHINA: Bird flu continues to be public health threat
		China's latest reported case of bird flu - a soldier - has left questions about how he contracted the virus and shows that the disease remains a public health threat, the World Health Organisation said on Monday.
		China’s ICBC to invest nine billion yuan more in fixed-assets this year
	www.scmp.com (998 words)

	South China Morning Post clamps down on spoofing
		South China Morning Post Editor Mark Clifford fired staff members for producing an in-house spoof.
		There are currently 0 Comments for South China Morning Post clamps down on spoofing.
		All comments are moderated and subject to review by Danwei contributors and editors, but well-grounded and articulate comments will be published regardless of which way they lean.
	www.danwei.org /newspapers/south_china_morning_post_clamp.php (347 words)

	racing.scmp.com -South China Morning Post horse racing website - online racing news in Hong Kong
		John Moore was always going to run on at the finish of this season but just how well is surprising even the trainer himself after landing a four-timer in the gloom at Sha Tin yesterday.
		Alex Wong Yu-on indulged himself in a little graveyard humour while Olivier Doleuze was keeping his dream alive as best he could when Grand Commands strolled in with the South China Morning Post Cup (1,200m) at Happy Valley last night.
		South African trainer Mike de Kock has already conquered Dubai and Hong Kong on his international forays and plans to raise the stable flag in Singapore for the first time this weekend with his unlucky Audemars Piguet Queen Elizabeth II Cup contender Oracle West.
	racing.scmp.com (1239 words)

	China (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Find out who represents you on China trade policy, and send them email.
		If the 20th was the American Century, the 21st might very well belong to China.
		China and the US The relationship of the US to the Middle Kingdom
	www.time.com /time/daily/special/newschina (130 words)

	Welcome to NOT The South China Morning Post: the online satirical newspaper for Hong Kong committed to press freedom.
		Founded in 1997 in reaction to the sale of the SCMP by Rupert Murdoch to Peking-friendly billionaire Robert Kuok, in exchange for satellite broadcasting rights in Mainland China, NOT The South China Morning Post is Hong Kong's first and foremost online English publication and is committed to press freedom.
		Most ridiculous of all was the Post blurb to the pic which announced that the gift of rice had some symbolic and transcendent meaning.
		I seem to remember that Mr Vittachi used to put down all his SCMP colleagues and fellow writers because they were not "Asian", that is they did not look it.
	www.ntscmp.com (5635 words)

	EBay Vows Long-Term Play in China (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		"The China market is a long-term, strategic priority for eBay and we will be fine-tuning our strategies to adapt ourselves to the evolving market and competition," said Ms Liu.
		Talk of a pullback from China comes as the government is expected to carry out a pledge made last year that it will issue rules this year under which all internet payment service providers, including eBay's 100 per cent-owned PayPal, would have to have a mainland partner to offer such services in the country.
		Mr Liao, with 23 years experience in banking and finance and a former general manager of Standard Chartered Bank in China, is seen as more adaptable to matters such as valuation and perhaps negotiating with interested parties for the sale of the company.
	en.chinabroadcast.cn /2906/2006/10/03/165@146475.htm (1215 words)

	China Post Online - 英文報 , Taiwan , News , Taiwan newspaper
		China hit back Sunday at a US defense report voicing concerns about its military build-up, saying the document was "totally unjustified" and designed to mislead international opinion.
		WHO: Bird flu continues to be public health threat in China as new case reported in military
		The China Post print edition is available at most convenience stores throughout Taiwan.
	www.chinapost.com.tw (490 words)

	Copyright © 2003 South China Morning Post Ltd (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Copyright © 2003 South China Morning Post Ltd
		During the Sars crisis, she also became Minister of Health, and is most likely receptive to the issues surrounding the production of drugs on the fl market.
		Apart from problems within China, many of the firms that produce these drugs ship containers of the basic ingredients to other countries, including Mexico.
	www.mac.doc.gov /PressMain/Sept2003/ChinaSeptember19.htm (569 words)

	technology.scmp.com - Hong Kong and Asia technology news coverage by South China Morning Post online
		In the local and national news summary, there are reports of 'absurd' ideology feuds in Taiwan and word that the wrecking ball is finally ready to get to work on Wedding Card Street (0:26).
		In the news summary, we learn that China's domestic investors will finally be allowed to purchase foreign stocks (4:46).
		RSS allows internet users to "subscribe" to content, receiving text, audio and video files automatically when these files are posted to the internet.
	podcasting.scmp.com (4684 words)

	china-101.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
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	www.china-101.com /articles/7/south-china-morning-post.html (101 words)

	South China Morning Post - Chinese New Year 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Find out how families and friends celebrate the festive season in Hong Kong and other parts of China.
		Giving Lai See represents a wish for fortune and wealth in the coming year, so you'd best be sure to do it right.
		South China Morning Post Publishers Ltd. All rights reserved.
	totallyhk.scmp.com /thkarts/cny2005/index.html (243 words)

	AsiaMedia :: Blog founder seeks success writ large
		The founder and chief executive of China's top weblog site is targeting a Nasdaq listing by the end of next year and hopes the double billing of China and blogging can help his company achieve a market capitalisation of more than US$1 billion.
		He discussed writing a regular technology column for the South China Morning Post in 1999 but his lack of English proved too big an obstacle, and he founded an IT consultancy instead.
		One area of concern for investors in China's blogging industry is the uncertainty surrounding government regulations.
	www.asiamedia.ucla.edu /article.asp?parentid=26700 (1117 words)

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