China's Young and Restless Could Test Legal System - China Real Time Report - WSJ
A recent successful protest in Sichuan may augur both a growing public anger over environmental degradation and a rise of political activism among China’s younger generation – trends that could lead in turn to an increase in legal challenges to the arbitrary behavior of local governments.
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