Huairou

But the voices of this conference and of the women at Huairou must be heard loudly and clearly:

Rhetorical Figures in Sound: Enumeratio 2010

The acrobatics and female-empowerment skits of the avant-garde Women's Circus, performing in Huairou, are sure to be the hottest act around.

Beijing By Day--And Night 2008

Alexander F. Yuan/Associated Press A boy rides his bike past a wall marked by a slogan urging readers to "solve population problems [and] have harmonious and happy families together," in Huairou on Beijing's northeastern outskirts, on Dec. 14.

Thirty Years Later 2008

Several of the people I talked to said that the only way "protest zones" could be implemented would be if they were located in an isolated area away from the events, as was the case for the 1995 NGO meetings in Huairou.

Susan Brownell: Why Can't the Chinese Authorities Allow a Little Space for Protests During the Olympics? 2008

Huairou lies 60 kilometers to the northeast of the city center, past the second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth ring roads.

More 'Blue Skies' in Beijing Steven Q. Andrews 2008

There is something of a precedent in China - during the 1995 U.N. International Conference on Women, protests took place at the NGO meetings, which were sequestered outside Beijing in Huairou.

Susan Brownell: Why Can't the Chinese Authorities Allow a Little Space for Protests During the Olympics? 2008

The three new stations sit in the scenic districts of Huairou, Changping and Shunyi.

More 'Blue Skies' in Beijing Steven Q. Andrews 2008

This somewhat reflects the spirit in which my Chinese friend recalls the protest demonstrations at the NGO meeting site in Huairou during the 1995 UN Women's Conference.

Susan Brownell: Why Can't the Chinese Authorities Allow a Little Space for Protests During the Olympics? 2008

Huairou reported blue sky pollutant levels in its neighborhood on nearly eight out of 10 days in 2007.

More 'Blue Skies' in Beijing Steven Q. Andrews 2008

The day after the Beijing speech, I went to Huairou to speak to the NGO representatives whose forum had been exiled from the main conference.

Living History Hillary Rodham Clinton 2003