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Hu Jintao blames a translation problem for initially ignoring a US reporter’s question on human rights, later saying he was “committed” to protecting human rights, as Lindsey Hilsum reports.
President Obama didn’t get the headlines he’d hoped for the last couple of times he met President Hu Jintao. He wants this week to be different, writes Washington Correspondent Sarah Smith.
Our International Editor, Lindsey Hilsum, reports from Oslo on the Chinese protesters outside the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony.
A Chinese woman has been arrested on her wedding day and sentenced to a year in a labour camp for retweeting a message on Twitter that “disturbed social order”.
The Prime Minister has denied the G20 summit is “meaningless” and given his views on the student protests and waterboarding in a wide-ranging interview with Political Editor Gary Gibbon.
Gary Gibbon
Would you like to give the Communist Party in China some advice on getting more openness, David Cameron was asked by a student at Peking University after his speech. There was nervous laughter and a bit of an intake of breath.
David Cameron discussed human rights issue on the last day of his trade delegation in China. China Analyst Paul French looks at whether business has triumphed over ethics – again.
As David Cameron begins his two-day visit to China, Political Editor Gary Gibbon says the Prime Minister will not threaten lucrative trade deals by “lecturing” the Chinese on human rights.
Exclusive: days before David Cameron visits China, acclaimed Chinese artist Ai Weiwei tells Channel 4 News how he was placed under house arrest on Friday as he was about to leave Beijing for Shanghai.