‘Blood slave’ drained for months by crime gang recovering in hospital

A Chinese man falsely lured to Cambodia for work was kidnapped and held captive for more than six months by a gang who forcibly took large amounts of blood from him to sell and threatened to harvest his organs if his blood ran out.

Top Chinese internet censor pleads guilty to bribery charge

Peng Bo, former deputy head of China’s cyberspace regulator and cult affairs office, was accused of using his position for personal gain

China’s censors have only themselves to blame for the Peng Shuai mess

The high-handed, top-down approach of censorship and coercion, which works so well at home, is futile on the world stage, writes Wang Xiangwei.