In today's NTD China News, what can western companies to do protect themselves from the threat of hacking from China.
German firms, European Aeronautic Defense and Space Company and ThyssenKrupp have reported major hacking originating from China, according to the Der Spiegel newsmagazine.
A look at the mixed legacy of Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao ahead of their official retirement next month.
Taiwanese legislators call for laws to ban illegal organ tourism to China.
A video of a businessman being tortured while in prison has been released online. A judge is heard calling himself a "hooligan" as he tortures Xu Chongyang.
Beijing police has been forced to deny claims they let a teenager accused of gang rape out on bail. Li Tianyi is the son of senior Chinese military general Li Shuangjiang. The case sparked debate about special treatment of Chinese officials and their families.
More than 120 scholars and activists have issued an open letter to Chinese officials to adopt the United Nations conventions on human rights.
Canada's ambassador to China says he has been denied a visit to Tibet.
Students For a Free Tibet has staged a flash mob in New York, to mark the anniversary of the first Tibetan self-immolation protest against communist suppression in 2009.
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