NTDTV
| Oct 1, 2012
Disgraced politician Bo Xilai and his former police chief Wang Lijun have both been accused of harvesting organs from living political prisoners, in particular jailed adherents of the Falun Gong spiritual practice. Up until now, Chinese censors ha...
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CCTV News
| Sep 25, 2012
Wang Lijun, the former Chongqing vice mayor and police chief, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for crimes ranging from defection to bribe-taking to abuse of power. CCTV News reports from the courtroom in Chengdu.
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CCTV News
| Sep 24, 2012
Wang Lijun, former police chief of Chongqing, was convicted of several major crimes after setting in motion the series of events earlier this year that led to his boss Bo Xilai's ouster from the Communist Party. State broadcaster CCTV reports on t...
Al Jazeera English
| Sep 24, 2012
When former Chongqing municipality police chief Wang Lijun confessed to taking bribes and covering up the murder of British businessman Neil Heywood, he may have signed the death warrant for Communist Party star Bo Xilai's career. Bo's wife has b...
LinkAsia
| Sep 7, 2012
This past February, Chongqing Deputy Mayor Wang Lijun fled to the US consulate in Chengdu, sparking a series of events that led to the ouster of his boss, Bo Xilai, from his Party post. Now, Wang Lijun has been charged with "defection, abuse of po...
LinkAsia
| Apr 27, 2012
Reformers in the Chinese government are using the memory of Cultural Revolution violence to justify ousting Bo Xilai. Contributor David Bandurski reports on how the more that China changes, the more the politics stay the same.
LinkAsia
| Apr 20, 2012
Chinese state broadcaster CCTV makes no mention of the recent developments in the Bo Xilai case, including the details of the murder investigation of Bo's wife, in a report filed this past week. Instead, the report commends the government for its ...
LinkAsia
| Apr 20, 2012
As the government begins its investigation into the Bo Xilai scandal, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao is trying to use the uproar to push through new reforms. Much of these reforms involve cracking down on what he calls "luxury activities" by party off...
LinkAsia
| Apr 13, 2012
Chinese politician Bo Xilai's fall from grace has been steep and dramatic, and apparently hasn't reached rock bottom yet. This week, Bo's wife Gu Kulai came under investigation for the murder of British businessman Neil Heywood. Here's how state b...
ABC News (Australia)
| Apr 12, 2012
China's Communist Party is undergoing a factional battle that involves allegations of murder, torture, betrayal, and espionage.