The government says legal changes are needed to continue the fight against crime in the internet age, given that encryption codes are freely available to make secret electronic messages uncrackable. New York Times - free registration required China Trying to Crack Down on Vocal Liberal Intellectuals . China's leaders are trying to rein in a growing and increasingly assertive liberal intellectual movement, criticizing prominent academics and authors in speeches, forbidding newspapers from running their articles and punishing or shutting down publishers who have brought out their work. At a time of rapid economic and social change, China's leaders clearly view this trend as a threat to their political power. All rights reserved.
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