Several Chinese government departments have jointly released a new document expanding the nation’s no-fly list. The document is part of China’s emerging ‘Social Credit’ System, but the no-fly list is not aimed at people with ‘low credit scores’ [not so much a social credit thing], but at people who have broken specific laws or failed to perform certain legal obligations. […]
A thorough discussion of what information is collected in Social Credit and how it is used, by looking again at the 4 locations with Social Credit Regulations] […]
[CORRECTION: An original ver…
An organized chart summarizing the guiding document on Social Credit, identifying where blacklists are mandated and what industries are targeted] […]
a popular overview and discussion of the most comm… […]
A thorough discussion of rewards and punishments in the 4 locations that have fully functional Social Credit Regulations […]
China released rules on lawy…
In the chart below, I have annotated our translation of the new Implementation Rules in the right-hand column. Cells in Gray are less important, YELLOW are somewhat important, and those in RED are
[In response to recent media requests, I have drafted the following brief blog post]
Last week, Chinese and international media were filled with coverage of horrific allegations of abuse at a
The draft Supervision Law is…
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