U.S.-based non-profit Give2Asia hosted a webinar in October on foreign grant-making in China. University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Mark Sidel joined Give2Asia’s Adam King to discuss the state of play nearly two years after the Foreign NGO Law went...
The International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) has released an updated version of its China Philanthropy Law Report. The report offers an overview of recent developments in civil society and philanthropy in China, including the passage of...
China’s legal framework is constraining for civil society in general and philanthropic giving in particular. During the current administration of President Xi Jinping, Chinese civil society has come under a great deal of pressure. In terms of...
Top legislative body will on Wednesday begin deliberating the country’s first charity law.
China has a fast growing number of super-rich -- it created 242 billionaires in the past year alone.
Some Chinese Internet users are asking: is it a kind-hearted gift or a tax dodge?
On U.S. visit, Peng Liyuan must balance charity pursuits to not steal focus from Xi.
A Chinese millionaire treated 250 homeless New Yorkers to a feast and karaoke rendition of “We Are the World” in Central Park today, but pretty much everyone left the event totally totally disappointed.
Businessman makes plea in People's Daily for country to improve bad philanthropic record by investing in the poor.
The Red Cross Society of China, a state-run organization that is one of the country’s largest charities, has yet to recover from a 2011 scandal that struck a serious blow to China’s nascent notions of philanthropy.
Orville Schell:
When Stephen A. Schwarzman announced his new $300 million program aimed at sending foreign scholars to Tsinghua...
In May 2008, an earthquake hit the western Chinese province of Sichuan, taking 80,000 lives and displacing millions of others. The earthquake inspired an increase in donations from RMB13.3 billion in 2007 to RMB76.4 billion in 2008 and...
