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A night to remember for Charitarian at China's Charity Oscars

CHARITARIAN editor  Wang Liwei has been involved with China's Charity Oscars for three years and this year was the first to hand over a prize in the prestigious ceremony. Also this year, his colleague at Charitarian, Clare Pearson, became the only foreign national to attend. Here, she tells us what she made of it!

I REALLY had no idea what awaited me at China's Charity Oscars, but when I arrived I was shocked to see a red carpet just like at its Hollywood counterpart. I was relieved that I'd at least wiped the mud off my boots from my hike round the summer palace garden in the afternoon.

Charitarian media coverage as China changes rules on NGO donations

THESE are exciting times for Charitarian. 

In recent days we have had some amazing media coverage, with the team at Associated Press reporting on our response to changes in the rules of how people outside China can donate to NGOs.

The agency's report was picked up by various publications worldwide, including the San Francisco Examiner.

Media students at Hong Kong University compiled an engaging profile of our editor Clare. Thanks guys.  

China's migrant children at work and play

Photos by Janek Zdarski.

See more of Janek's work and read compelling stories from China's migrant children in the next issue of Charitarian

Cutting down on coal? How China is facing up to alternative energy sources

Photo by Janek Zdarski

ACCORDING to Reuters, analysts say this year, China's coal consumption growth could keep pace with economic growth, forecast at 9.5 per cent.

In our next issue, we present an insider's expert view on how the Chinese are adapting a more sustainable approach to energy as Dr John Shi offers his thoughts on what the future holds.

Google in China: An insider's view

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AS China says it has yet to receive a complaint from Google about hacking attacks on its offices and officials warn of "severe punishment” for offenders, the next issue of Charitarian includes an exclusive insight from Allison M Jonson on her impressions of the on-going censorship dispute.

Comments from vice minister Miao Wei, have caused confusion days after China’s industry and information technology minister Li Yizhong said talks were under way with Google.

You can read more in the next issue of Chritarian. 

Coming up in our next issue

LOOK out for the next edition of Charitarian where we have a fascinating range of features - covering issues from Google's rocky relationship with China to an exclusive look inside a Chinese orphanage... 

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