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May 27, 2008
        
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Grief turns to fury in China, and parents demand answers : They came hugging framed photographs and dog-eared achievement awards, placing them on the spot where their sons and daughters died under heaps of broken concrete. In recent days, such raw public outbursts have been taking place across... [read full story]                    

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Parents demand answers - Chengdu, China

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May 29, 2008
        

Jump to the full entry & travel map Chengdu, ChinaFrom the New York TimesMay 28, 2008Parents' Grief Turns to Rage at Chinese Officials By ANDREW JACOBSDUJIANGYAN, China - Bereaved parents whose children were crushed to death in their classrooms during the earthquake in Sichuan Province have...

                   

Parents Of Chinese Quake Victims Seek Answers

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May 29, 2008
        

By JILL DREW | Washington Post DUJIANGYAN, China — - Grieving parents are demanding to know why so many schools collapsed in this month's earthquake in China, confronting government officials with unusual explosions of public anger and refusing to be satisfied with promises of investigations. If...

                   

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May 29, 2008
        

DUJIANGYAN, China, May 28 -- Grieving parents are demanding to know why so many schools collapsed in this month's earthquake in China, confronting government officials with unusual explosions of public anger and refusing to be satisfied with promises of investigations.

                   
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Parents’ Grief Turns to Rage at Chinese Officials

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May 28, 2008
        

Enraged by shoddy construction of their children's schools which lead to their deaths, parents in areas hit by the earthquake are increasingly speaking out against local officials for their role in the tragedy, leading one official to get down on his knees to beg parents to stop their protests....

                   

"You killed our children!"

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May 28, 2008
        

Parent’s most of them who lost their only child – due to China’s One-Child-Policy are now turning their anger towards the Communist Party – Mourning ceremonies turn into protests. (NYT: Picture Gallery) The usual caution to criticise the government is gone, seeing that schools for the poor just...

                   

Mournings turn into protests in China

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May 28, 2008
        

Mourning ceremonies have turned into protest events in recent days, for parents whose children were ... crushed to death in their classrooms during the earthquake in Sichuan Province. 10 000 children are estimated to have lost their lives in the quake, and their parents...

                   

Grief turns to fury...

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May 28, 2008
        

They came hugging framed photographs and dog-eared achievement awards, placing them on the spot where their sons and daughters died under heaps of broken concrete. In recent days, such raw public outbursts have been taking place across northern Sichuan Province as grieving parents agitate for...

                   

Parents and #x2019; Grief Turns to Rage at Chinese Officials

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May 28, 2008
        

Jiang Guohua, the Communist Party boss of Mianzhu, knelt Sunday to ask parents of earthquake victims to abandon their protest. Shiho Fukada for The New York Times DUJIANGYAN, China — Bereaved parents whose children were crushed to death in their classrooms during the earthquake in Sichuan...

                   

10. Parents' grief turns to rage at Chinese officials

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May 28, 2008
        

Chinese prime minister makes debut in Great Wall of Facebook A few aid workers reach into Myanmar Although there is no official casualty count, only 13 of the school's 900 students came out alive, parents said. Sharp confrontations between protesters and officials began over the weekend in...

                   

Parents' grief turns to rage at Chinese officials

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May 28, 2008
        

Jiang Guohua, the Communist Party boss of Mianzhu, knelt Sunday to ask parents of earthquake victims to abandon their protest. (Shiho Fukada for The New York Times) Parents' grief turns to rage at Chinese officials : Bereaved parents whose children were crushed to death in their classrooms during...

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