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NYU School of Law and its faculty, students, alumni, centers and programs are frequently featured in the media. The following lists recent news stories, interviews and op-eds.

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"Shades of Gandhi seen in blind Chinese activist"
04/30/2012
USA Today
"Blind Chinese Activist Reported Under U.S. Protection"
04/28/2012
Associated Press
"An Artist's Gratitude by Skype"
04/27/2012
Wall Street Journal
"Chen Guangcheng: how China tried to lock down a blind man"
04/27/2012
Guardian
"Ai Weiwei Accepts NYC White Box Award via Skype"
04/26/2012
NTD News (Video)
"China Court Overturns Death Sentence for Tycoon in Fraud Case"
04/20/2012
New York Times
"The big squeeze"
04/18/2012
South China Morning Post
"Wen Jiabao Again Warns Of Threat Posed By Corruption"
04/16/2012
International Business Times
"Bo Xilai, Criminal Justice and China's Leadership"
03/23/2012
South China Morning Post
"China to enact new secret detention law"
03/13/2012
Financial Times
"China's Debate Over Rights"
03/08/2012
Wall Street Journal (Subscription Required)
"Across America"
03/02/2012
China Daily (Video)
"Deft Moves"
02/23/2012
South China Morning Post
"A world away from China, Geng He seeks justice for her dissident husband"
02/16/2012
Washington Post
"Xi stresses benefits of Sino-US relations"
02/14/2012
China Daily
"Matter of perception"
02/10/2012
China Daily
"Surveys reveal positive public attitudes"
02/10/2012
China Daily
"Vice-President Xi's trip to address 'trust deficit' with US"
02/10/2012
China Daily
"Harmful Effects"
01/26/2012
South China Morning Post
"Taiwanese can be proud of presidential election: U.S. scholar"
01/19/2012
Focus Taiwan News Channel
"Law firms' tie-up causes a stir"
01/04/2012
South China Morning Post
"China Set to Punish Another Human Rights Activist"
01/02/2012
New York Times
"Engage, don't isolate"
12/30/2011
South China Morning Post
"China: Richer but Repressed"
12/27/2011
Newsweek
"The China Syndrome: The Sequel"
12/16/2011
New Yorker
"Big Asian Law Firm Takes Shape"
12/15/2011
Wall Street Journal
"China's Latest Legal Crackdown"
12/12/2011
Wall Street Journal (Subscription Required)
"President Ma meets mentor from U.S."
12/12/2011
Focus Taiwan News Channel
"Paracel Islands row 'needs to be settled'"
12/09/2011
South China Morning Post
"Enforced Disappearances on the Rise"
12/05/2011
Inter Press Service
"China Halts U.S. College Freedom at Class Door"
11/28/2011
Bloomberg
"Law's protectors"
11/23/2011
South China Morning Post
"Not much to celebrate as blind activist turns 40"
11/12/2011
South China Morning Post
"China's Chen Guangcheng: Isolated but not forgotten"
11/10/2011
BBC News
"China's Lawyers Under Siege"
11/08/2011
New York Review of Books
"Blind lawyer makes Chinese officials jittery"
11/05/2011
CNN
"China's Legal Blindness"
11/02/2011
Wall Street Journal
Concern Grows Over Plight of Blind Activist Lawyer in China
11/01/2011
Voice of America
"Wrong side of the law"
10/26/2011
South China Morning Post
"Was the law at fault in Chinese toddler tragedy?"
10/22/2011
CBC News
"Mother's fight to exonerate executed son galvanizes China"
10/19/2011
CNN
"Seeking shelter"
09/28/2011
South China Morning Post (Subscription Required)
"Families fuming on first day of trial in Amanda Zhao killing"
09/20/2011
The Globe and Mail
"China Crash Victims Prove Obstacle for Sale of New Rail Bonds to Investors"
09/18/2011
Bloomberg
"A criminal missed opportunity in China"
09/07/2011
Asia Times
"Activist: Child of Chinese lawyer denied education"
09/05/2011
Associated Press
"Chinese police 'to detain suspects without telling families'"
08/26/2011
The Guardian
"Case of state-sponsored extortion harms China's progress"
08/14/2011
The Age National Times
"Ai Weiwei Breaks Media Silence; Talks Detention On Twitter"
08/08/2011
Huffington Post
"The Silent Majority: China's Other Lawyers"
07/29/2011
The Huffington Post