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China: A practical handbook for beating street vendors

Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009 @ 15:24 UTC

by Oiwan Lam

Countries:: China
Topics:: Governance, Humanitarian
Languages:: English

The book, The Practice of City Administrator Law Enforcement, shows how brutal the practice of Chengguan. Joel Martinsen from DANWEI has translated the Southern Metropolis Daily report on the Handbook.

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