Chinese city may limit migrants
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China's Guangzhou city may limit migrant workers because of "social problems" they bring, state media said.
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Businesses in China are having a hard time finding able-bodied workers and are having to pay the workers they can find more money.
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By FRANK ELTMAN  RIVERHEAD, N.Y. - Business owners could soon face fines and even jail time if they hire illegal immigrants in this Long Island community, the latest in one of many efforts by local governments across the country to crack down on undocumented workers.
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Governments cannot prevent inexorable job migration
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China appears poised to issue rules about the extent to which government departments must favour local software, raising concerns that some overseas vendors could be cut out of the large state procurement market.
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Illegal immigrants seeking to make a home in this northeastern Pennsylvania city could face barriers to finding a home and job after the city council passed one of the nation&#039;s strictest ordinances to fight illegal immigration.
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The growing number of Chinatowns in South Korea have not progressed very far because of a host of obstacles including a shortage of Chinese residents.
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China will unveil new rules this week  aimed at restricting the number of foreigners who can adopt  Chinese children, an official said on Wednesday, which foreign  agencies say will ban the obese and unmarried from adopting.
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A CITY will hold its traditional Chinese New Ye
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The Consular Office of the South Korean Embassy in Beijing decided on October 25 to consider halting general consular services, owing to a recent flow of North Korean defectors crossing into China and overpopulating the consulateâs temporary housing
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As generous as their employers have been in laying on New Year's treats, China's migrants just want to go home for the holidays
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Local Chinese leaders will have a better chance of winning job promotions if they can limit social unrest in rural areas, state media on Sunday quoted a ruling Communist Party official as saying.
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China will allow foreign journalists to travel and report more freely across most of the country in the run-up to the 2008 Olympics, but the relaxed rules would expire when the Games are over, the Foreign Ministry said on Friday.
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Some 1.5 million residents of Beijing will be displaced by the time it hosts the 2008 Olympics, many of them evicted against their will, a rights group said on Tuesday, prompting a sharp denial by China.
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Symbols of former mainlanders' past, the villages are being plowed under to accommodate urban growth.
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BEIJING, Feb. 19 -- Beijing officials on Tuesday defended their relocation of nearly 15,000 people as part of the massive construction projects that have transformed the capital into a 31-venue showcase for the Olympic Games.
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Tourists seeking their own Olympian challenge while attending the Beijing Games this August might be tempted to get behind the wheel of a rental car and take a spin on the roads of the Chinese capital.