美国之音专访达赖喇嘛：全世界70亿人是一家 (Interview with the Dalai Lama: All 7 billion people are one big family)
Voice of America, June 20, 2019
Cantonese is Hong Kong protesters’ power tool of satire and identity
Quartz, June 20, 2019
A policy U-turn puts Hong Kong’s leader in a precarious position
The Economist, June 20, 2019
Hong Kong in protest: A ChinaFile conversation
ChinaFile, June 19, 2019
Hong Kong’s struggle is ours too. It’s a wake-up call to defend all basic human rights
The Guardian, June 19, 2019
For Hong Kong’s leader, pressure isn’t just from protesters
Christian Science Monitor, June 19, 2019
What does the pause of Hong Kong’s extradition bill mean?
ChinaFile, June 19, 2019
【專訪】反送中的兩代港人：出走台灣的林榮基、留下抵抗的港獨青年 (Interview with two generations in anti-extradition: bookseller who fled, youngster who stayed)
The News Lens, June 19, 2019
UN terrorism chief heavily criticized for trip to China’s Xinjiang region
CNN, June 18, 2019
Scientists are aiding apartheid in China
Just Security, June 18, 2019
China’s Muslim minority seek sanctuary in Kazakhstan
Al Jazeera, June 18, 2019
维权律师摆地摊、看风水：荒唐吗？(From human rights lawyer to street vendor: After 709 Crackdown, Liu Xiaoyuan had few other options)
Radio Free Asia, June 18, 2019
无国界记者呼吁中国当局释放《新京报》前总编戴自更 (Reporters Without Borders urges Chinese authorities to release former chief editor of Beijing News)
Voice of America, June 19, 2019
An American reporter was denied a visa to China. She said it’s because she criticized the Communist Party
BuzzFeed News, June 18, 2019
Hainan orders local businesses to change their names into something less foreign
SupChina, June 18, 2019
VOA连线(莫雨)：活动人士再吁谷歌不要开发中国版搜索引擎 (Video: Activists renew urge for Google to not develop censored search engine for China)
Voice of America, June 18, 2019
Hong Kong was a refuge for mainland Chinese. The extradition bill could change that
The New York Times, June 18, 2019
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Reuters, June 18, 2019
China rejects claims fracking caused Sichuan quake: State media
Reuters, June 19, 2019
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Independent, June 18, 2019
Xi firmly backs Pyongyang's effort to solve Korea Peninsula issues: Rodong Sinmun
Reuters, June 19, 2019
China declines to confirm if it hosted Taliban’s Baradar
The Hindu, June 18, 2019
Russia, China vie for influence in Central Asia as U.S. plans Afghan exit
Wall Street Journal, June 18, 2019
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The Diplomat, June 18, 2019
Senior CPC official stresses deeper study of Xi Jinping Thought
Xinhua, June 18, 2019
A Chinese tech columnist is disputing that Huawei’s new phone can, literally, shoot the moon
Quartz, June 19, 2019
The gamification of social values: Alibaba experiments with behavior modification
Trivium China, June 18, 2019
China issues principles of next generation AI governance
Xinhua, June 18, 2019
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New America, June 17, 2019
【反送中】林鄭未回應 5 大訴求 多個 Telegram 熱門群組發聯合聲明 警告 6.21 行動升級 (Carrie Lam ignores demands; protesters’ Telegram groups issue joint statement warning further action on June 21)
The Stand News, June 18, 2019
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連登現《抗爭者致香港市民道歉聲明》 籲市民周四五勿往金鐘政總 (Protesters plan escalated demonstrations on Thursday and Friday, issue advance apology to general public and warn them to stay away from Admiralty)
The Stand News, June 18, 2019
Hong Kong police release eight anti-extradition law protesters arrested during unrest for loitering
Hong Kong Free Press, June 19, 2019
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Hong Kong Free Press, June 18, 2019Ban face masks during rallies: Pro-police group
Radio Television Hong Kong, June 18, 2019
Communism v. Catholicism: Religion is a big factor on Hong Kong's streets
The Age, June 18, 2019
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Reuters, June 18, 2019
Hong Kong pupils deface TSA exams in extradition bill protest, but are likely to escape punishment
South China Morning Post, June 18, 2019
Hong Kong’s massive protests are getting results
Vice, June 17, 2019
17歲少年首次參加社運 一天之內變大人 (Grown up overnight: A 17-year-old participates in social movement for the first time)
Ming Pao Weekly, June 14, 2019
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移民或抗争? 新一代香港人内心的挣扎 (The struggle of the new generation of Hong Kongers: Fight or emigrate)
Radio Free Asia, June 17, 2019
橡膠子彈、催淚彈和胡椒球，他們在612經歷的警察武器 (Rubber bullets, tear gas, pepper spray: The weapons police unleashed on June 12)
The Initium, June 19, 2019
面對滲透與操弄的「殭屍化媒體」，台灣人如何找到自由？(Facing media infiltration and manipulation, how can the Taiwanese people achieve freedom?)
The News Lens, June 19, 2019
【6.12 再定性．1】前言：這是一場「暴亂」嗎？(Part 1 - Redefining June 12: Is this a riot?)
The Stand News, June 18, 2019
【6.12 再定性．2】一場事先張揚的升級行動 衝擊者們：我們目標是進佔立法會 (Part 2 - Redefining June 12: An escalation with prior warning: “Our goal is to occupy LegCo”)
The Stand News, June 18, 2019
Can you get a fair trial in China? The extradition row reaches a supreme court in Europe
Hong Kong Free Press, June 18, 2019
How mum became the word in Hong Kong’s extradition protests
South China Morning Post, June 18, 2019
The deeper malaise in Hong Kong’s civil service
The Interpreter, June 17, 2019
Water on the smoke: The brilliantly simple Hong Kong method for fighting tear gas
Slate, June 17, 2019
Inside China’s “thought transformation” camps
BBC, June 18, 2019
A language under attack: China’s campaign to sever the Uighur tongue
Hong Kong Free Press, June 18, 2019
Famille ouïghoure à l'ambassade - Un diplomate belge part mardi dans le Xinjiang (Uyghur family at embassy: Belgian diplomat departs for Xinjiang on Tuesday)
La Libre, June 17, 2019
Prominent Uyghur writer dies after being deprived treatment in Xinjiang internment camp
Radio Free Asia, June 17, 2019
UN sidesteps tough US criticism on counterterrorism chief’s trip to Xinjiang
Radio Free Asia, June 17, 2019
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Global Times, June 16, 2019
Beijing says US legalization of marijuana is a “threat to China”
CNN, June 17, 2019
A state-run Chinese newspaper is presenting alternative facts on Hong Kong’s protests
Quartz, June 17, 2019
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China Digital Times, June 16, 2019
Beijing Culture’s Song Ge urges mainstream directors to toe government line
Variety, June 17, 2019
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Variety, June 16, 2019
Xi’s article on cultural confidence to be published
Xinhua, June 15, 2019
Why we are calling on the United Nations to act over the Tiananmen Massacre
Chinese Human Rights Defenders, June 17, 2019
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我们要求联合国调查中国政府天安门屠杀期间及续后30年对参与者和问责者的人权侵犯
We call on the Human Rights Council to take action over China’s 30 years of rights violations tied to 1989 Tiananmen Massacre
Chinese Human Rights Defenders, June 17, 2019
China’s firefighting agency slams a random internet user for criticizing its job
SupChina, June 17, 2019
香港两百万人示威加深台湾对中国的恐惧与不信任 (Protests in Hong Kong reinforces Taiwan’s fears and distrust on China)
BBC, June 18, 2019
China harvesting organs from Falun Gong detainees, tribunal claims
Independent, June 18, 2019
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British government “ignored” Chinese organ harvesting, Tribunal rules
Telegraph, June 17, 2019
Chinese raids hit North Korean defectors’ “Underground Railroad”
Reuters, June 17, 2019
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Xi Jinping is (finally) visiting North Korea
The Diplomat, June 18, 2019
China wants Hong Kong’s loyalty and love. What it’s getting: Distrust and disdain
Washington Post, June 17, 2019
Swedish court to consider extradition of Chinese official
Financial Times, June 17, 2019
Trump delayed Pence’s Tiananmen Square speech in hopes of landing Xi meeting
Bloomberg, June 15, 2019
Google appoints Stanley Chen as new China head
Financial Times, June 17, 2019
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Appointment of Google’s new Greater China head reflects its interest in the Chinese market
Global Times, June 17, 2019
Huawei CEO dodges question about Chinese Internet censorship during awkward press event
Gizmodo, June 17, 2019
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The US ban on Huawei will cost the company $30 billion in lost sales
Quartz, June 17, 2019
U.S. chipmakers quietly lobby to ease Huawei ban
Reuters, June 17, 2019
現身「向香港市民真誠道歉」 仍拒說「撤回」 林鄭重申已停修例工作無時間表 (“Sincere apology,” but refusal to withdraw: Carrie Lam stresses no timetable to resume legislative work on extradition amendments, refuses to acede to protesters’ demands)
The Stand News, June 18, 2019
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Al Jazeera, June 17, 2019
In Hong Kong’s political heart, a semblance of normality after protests and clashes over extradition bill
South China Morning Post, June 18, 2019
Police can access full details of injured protesters in hospital, says medical sector lawmaker following patient arrests
Hong Kong Free Press, June 17, 2019
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醫管局認急症室內電腦毋須登入可查資料 私隠專員指已介入調查 (Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data begins privacy breach investigations on hospitals after protests)
The Stand News, June 18, 2019
Hong Kong Journalists Association files complaint to independent watchdog, accusing police of using “violence and intimidation” against media at extradition bill protests
South China Morning Post, June 17, 2019
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危害記者安全及損害新聞自由 26 宗警員濫權個案詳情 (26 reporters document police endangerment of journalists, impinging press freedom during protests)
The Stand News, June 18, 2019
For Hong Kong’s youth, protests are “a matter of life and death”
The New York Times, June 17, 2019
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Hong Kong mass protests against government’s extradition bill push more locals to seek psychological support
South China Morning Post, June 17, 2019
Hong Kong protests go global as marchers take to streets in US, Europe and Australia in show of solidarity
South China Morning Post, June 17, 2019
Hong Kong police deployed female cops to clean up their colleagues’ mess
Quartz, June 17, 2019
Lawyer for Demosisto’s Agnes Chow describes “chilling effect” on political speech in Hong Kong in court fight over by-election disqualification
South China Morning Post, June 17, 2019
Why these Hong Kong protests are different
The Atlantic, June 18, 2019
Taiwan stiffens resistance to China after Hong Kong crackdown
Financial Times, June 18, 2019
Beijing is treading lightly in Hong Kong, for now
The New York Times, June 17, 2019
Personal sacrifices? Understanding? Carrie Lam is hopelessly out of touch with Hongkongers
South China Morning Post, June 17, 2019
China says reached “broad consensus” with U.N. after Xinjiang visit
Reuters, June 16, 2019
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“Deep concerns”: US objects to UN counterterrorism chief's visit to Xinjiang
The Guardian, June 15, 2019
Rights czar visit to China contingent on “full access” to Xinjiang internment camps: UN
Radio Free Asia, June 14, 2019
Belgium’s Beijing embassy calls Chinese cops on Uighur family: Belgian officials say their small country can't risk offending China
Foreign Policy, June 14, 2019
藏匿4年中国政治犯投案请求台湾庇护 (After hiding for 4 years, Chinese dissident seeks asylum in Taiwan, citing fears over Hong Kong extradition law)
Radio Free Asia, June 14, 2019
China’s love for online shopping goes behind bars
Inkstone, June 12, 2019
Authorities call for incineration of legal journal
China Media Project, June 16, 2019
Communist Party journal lays out China’s trade war stance ahead of possible Xi-Trump talks
South China Morning Post, June 16, 2019
Shanghai film festival cancels “The Eight Hundred”
China Digital Times, June 14, 2019
Academic freedom: Universities must take a stance or risk becoming complicit with Chinese government interference
The Conversation, June 14, 2019
Chinese activists seek U.N. investigation into Tiananmen crackdown
Reuters, June 17, 2019
“They killed my mother, they arrested my father”: Sister Zou Demei’s Father’s Day reflections
Bitter Winter, June 16, 2019
Hong Kong extradition protests spark fears in democratic Taiwan
Radio Free Asia, June 14, 2019
People in China are using song lyrics as code to voice support for Hong Kong
Quartz, June 14, 2019
“Rioters” or “fighters”? Hong Kong’s mainland Chinese are split by protests
Quartz, June 14, 2019
Donald Trump to raise Hong Kong extradition protests with Xi Jinping at G20, Mike Pompeo says
Agence France-Presse, June 17, 2019
Macau set for vote on new leader
Standard, June 17, 2019
Hong Kong’s retreat chips away at Xi Jinping’s iron image
The New York Times, June 16, 2019
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习近平治下中国最大的政治让步是如何发生的？
How Hong Kong’s leader made the biggest political retreat by China under Xi
The New York Times, June 17, 2019
At SCO Summit, India holds off on endorsing China’s Belt and Road project
Hindustan Times, June 16, 2019
Nepal schools make Mandarin compulsory after China offers to pay teachers’ salaries
Times of India, June 15, 2019
Why foreign governments are so worried about Hong Kong’s extradition law
Quartz, June 14, 2019
Samsung’s last China smartphone factory closing, raising questions about China’s role in global value chains
South China Morning Post, June 15, 2019
China investigates FedEx over “misrouted” Huawei parcel deliveries
South China Morning Post, June 14, 2019
Almost 2 million attended anti-extradition law demo, say organisers, as protesters bed in around gov’t HQ
Hong Kong Free Press, June 17, 2019
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6.16 大遊行 再佔夏慤道 民陣：「二百萬零一人」參與遊行 (2 million + 1: Crowds take the streets again in largest march in Hong Kong’s history)
The Stand News, June 17, 2019Hong Kong protests: Pressure builds on Carrie Lam as public rejects apology
Guardian, June 17, 2019
Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong freed from jail, vows to join mass protests
Reuters, June 17, 2019
【6.16 大遊行】「黃雨衣」墮樓男子悼念者不絕ㅤ謹記逝者遺言 (“Man in the yellow raincoat”: Countless Hong Kongers mourn protester who committed suicide, take up his final plea)
The Stand News, June 17, 2019
【逃犯條例】催淚彈擊中急救站 陳沛然：警可區別救護員與示威者 (Medical sector legislator condemns police for firing tear gas at citizens’ first aid stations)
HK01, June 15, 2019
周庭代表律師指選舉主任無權拒絕接納已簽署確認書 (Returning Officer had no right to reject signed confirmation that she uphold the Basic Law, says Agnes Chow’s lawyer at disqualification appeal)
Radio Television Hong Kong, June 17, 2019
LGBT couple in landmark Hong Kong case say coming forward was vital to give encouragement to others who still feel the need to hide their sexuality
South China Morning Post, June 16, 2019
How did one of the safest cities in the world descend into violence?
CNN, June 13, 2019
方志信：612清場，香港警察的戰略和戰術失當 (Forceful dispersal on June 12: The strategic and tactical mistakes made by police)
The Initium, June 17, 2019
Hong Kong is not China yet, but that feared day is coming ever nearer
Guardian, June 16, 2019
Why I marched against the extradition bill alongside a million Hong Kong people
South China Morning Post, June 16, 2019
“The Shanghai Free Taxi” delves deep into China’s troubles
NPR, June 16, 2019
After the Hong Kong extradition bill row, will a national security law be next on the cards?
Hong Kong Free Press, June 15, 2019
What does Hong Kong people’s refusal of the extradition bill mean for China’s global extradition agenda and international image?
Jerome A. Cohen, June 15, 2019
Chinese youth can’t be blamed for their missing sense of history
South China Morning Post, June 14, 2019
Up the creek with Carrie the crocodile
Hong Kong Economic Journal, June 14, 2019
Debating contests teach Chinese students an argument has two sides
The Economist, June 15, 2019
What China is saying about the Hong Kong protests
The Diplomat, June 14, 2019
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Radio Free Asia, June 13, 2019微博搜索封杀“香港加油”酒店NHK及CNN新闻亦被断线 (“Go Hong Kong” censored from Weibo; Japan Broadcasting Corporation and CNN blocked from TV channels in hotels for covering Hong Kong protests)
Radio France Internationale, June 13, 2019
Taiwanese man faces Thai trial for allowing radio broadcasts into China
Radio Free Asia, June 13, 2019
Hotels in Chinese cities near North Korean border forced to block access to South Korean TV
Radio Free Asia, June 13, 2019
Beijing issues teacher's ethics guideline to raise standard
China News Service, June 13, 2019
HRIC note: The teachers’ ethics guidelines include a provision forbidding “revealing national secrets and endangering national security and authority of the Communist Party of China.”
Report: Chinese students target Hong Kong activism in South Korea
United Press International, June 13, 2019
Chinese Nobel laureate Mo Yan awarded Oxford honorary fellowship
Sina, June 13, 2019
Hong Kong protests raise stakes for Xi’s hard-line agenda
The New York Times, June 13, 2019
Canadian minister dismisses suggestion to block Huawei CFO’s extradition
The Guardian, June 13, 2019
CPC thematic education campaign well underway
Xinhua, June 13, 2019
China to boost social credit system with new market regulatory measures
China News Service, June 13, 2019
US customs supervisor had “highly suspicious” contact with Chinese officials, prosecutors say
CNN, June 13, 2019
With classified filing, feds eye national security case against Mar-a-Lago intruder
Miami Herald, June 12, 2019
“It would become like Xinjiang”: Surveillance-savvy Hong Kong protesters go digitally dark
Agence France-Presse, June 14, 2019
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Quartz, June 13, 2019
Chinese ambassador warns Britain over blocking Huawei: BBC
Reuters, June 13, 2019
Facial recognition to cover Beijing Daxing International Airport
China News Service, June 13, 2019
香港逃犯条例修订争议 一张图看完全过程 (Chronology: Hong Kong’s extradition amendment bill controversy)
BBC, June 13, 2019
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Hong Kong Free Press, June 13, 2019Scrap proposed amendments to extradition laws, guarantee the right to peaceful assembly
FIDH, Human Rights in China, June 13, 2019
Foreign gov’ts and politicians urge restraint and dialogue over Hong Kong anti-extradition law clashes
Hong Kong Free Press, June 14, 2019
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Freedom House, June 13, 2019Why Taiwan is the most outspoken critic of Hong Kong’s extradition law
Quartz, June 13, 2019
醫生組織：懇切提醒警盡量避免醫院拉人 免病者害怕求診 加重傷勢 (Medical professionals urge police not to make arrests in hospitals, citing aggravated injury if protestors deterred from seeking prompt treatment)
The Stand News, June 14, 2019
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添華夏慤現場重組：第一枚催淚彈發射前後，他們經歷了什麼？ (Reenacted: What protestors went through after the first use of tear gas)
The Initium, June 14, 2019【反送中的人】基督徒：神教我們守護公義，並非政權 (A Christian among protestors: God taught us to guard justice, not the government)
Inmediahk.net, June 13, 2019
Protesters disrupt Hong Kong’s MTR train services with non-cooperation campaign in new front against controversial extradition bill
South China Morning Post, June 13, 2019
Hong Kong activist Avery Ng loses appeal against sentence for divulging details of corruption investigation into former government official
South China Morning Post, June 13, 2019
If the extradition bill is not withdrawn, Carrie Lam must resign for the sake of Hong Kong and its people
South China Morning Post, June 14, 2019
A question of conscience: In doing the bidding of their political masters, how far are Hong Kong police willing to go?
Hong Kong Free Press, June 14, 2019
Hong Kong leader turns deaf ear to people's cries
Union of Catholic Asian News, June 13, 2019
I’m in prison because I fought for my city's freedom. Hong Kong’s extradition law would be a victory for authoritarianism everywhere
TIME, June 13, 2019
When Hong Kong police hurt our children, rather than protect them, they shatter our trust in good governance
South China Morning Post, June 13, 2019
WeChat is watching: Living in China with the app that knows everything about me
Nautilus, June 13, 2019
Xinjiang visit by U.N. counterterrorism official provokes outcry
Foreign Policy, June 13, 2019
UN rights chief Michelle Bachelet welcome to visit Xinjiang, Chinese ambassador says
Reuters, June 13, 2019
Parents of drowned Uyghur child likely held in “political” re-education camp
Radio Free Asia, June 13, 2019
Chinese police detain two for spreading “false rumours” about Huawei: Report
Reuters, June 14, 2019
Anbang’s jailed former chief not seen by lawyers for a year
Financial Times, June 13, 2019
On This Day — June 13, 1989: Most wanted: The Chinese authorities broadcast the list of the 21 most wanted student leaders.
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Risky partner: Top U.S. universities took funds from Chinese firm tied to Xinjiang security
Reuters, June 13, 2019
Well-known Uighur scholar Nurmuhammed Tohti dies in Chinese concentration camp
Uighur Times, June 12, 2019
China frees church leader after 6 months in detention
The New York Times, June 13, 2019
China snubbed Justin Trudeau’s request for talks about detained Canadians
Agence France-Presse, June 13, 2019
河南叶县警方：一车主发九千余条微博辱骂抹黑警方，已被批捕 (Man in Henan arrested for Weibo posts insulting police)
The Paper, June 13, 2019
China launches new web cleanup campaign amid fresh takedowns
Reuters, June 12, 2019
Indoctrination classes for disobedient Catholic clergy
Bitter Winter, June 11, 2019
台公民团体声援香港 林飞帆：今日香港、今日台湾 (Taiwan students and organizations rally to support Hong Kong: “Today Hong Kong, today Taiwan”)
Radio Free Asia, June 12, 2019
Taiwan’s Koumintang to send delegation to mainland China forum despite “warning” from Taipei
South China Morning Post, June 12, 2019
Philippines accuses Chinese vessel of sinking fishing boat in disputed waters
The New York Times, June 12, 2019
China’s Belt and Road Initiative criticised for poor standards and “wasteful” spending
South China Morning Post, June 12, 2019
CPPCC launches training class for national political advisors of ethnic minority groups, religious circles
Xinhua, June 12, 2019
U.S. “gift” to China shows North Korea sanctions going unenforced
Associated Press, June 12, 2019
China says its Panchen Lama made first trip outside country in May
Reuters, June 11, 2019
Telegram hit with cyber-attack during Hong Kong extradition unrest, CEO points to China
Agence France-Presse, June 13, 2019
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South China Morning Post, June 13, 2019
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Radii China, June 12, 2019
Huawei cancels laptop launch because of US trade blacklist
BBC, June 12, 2019
Extradition bill debate postponed for second time after Hong Kong protests
South China Morning Post, June 13, 2019
Hong Kong’s young protesters have learned the lessons of the past. They are tolerant of different views, careful with their identities and freed by a lack of leadership
South China Morning Post, June 13, 2019
Hong Kong protesters are defiant in the face of police rubber bullets: “We have to do something”
Independent, June 12, 2019
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特首選委聯署要求林鄭月娥下台、停止警方暴力及撤回逃犯修例 (Over 200 members of Election Committee ask Carrie Lam to step down, cease police violence, and retract extradition amendments)
Inmediahk.net, June 13, 2019
Hong Kong extradition bill should be dropped because of “serious risk of human rights violations” in mainland China, say foreign lawyers
South China Morning Post, June 13, 2019
Telegram 群組管理員被捕 楊岳橋：罪行備受質疑 被捕者無責任解鎖手機 (Coordinator of protester chatgroup arrested on public nuisance charges)
The Stand News, June 12, 2019
In battle for Hong Kong, the field has tilted toward Beijing
The New York Times, June 12, 2019
李峻嶸：無大台、去中心化和「三罷」，能幫「反送中運動」走多遠？(Leaderless, decentralized, cross-sector strikes: Can these features carry Hong Kong’s anti-extradition movement?)
The Initium, June 13, 2019
Hong Kong is on the frontlines of a global battle for freedom
TIME, June 12, 2019
Britain failed Hong Kong: The U.K. owes Hong Kongers fighting for democracy a moral debt
Foreign Policy, June 12, 2019
Hong Kong wants democracy: More than one million people took to Hong Kong's streets on Sunday to protest the new extradition-to-China law. What they're calling for is totally legitimate
Deutsche Welle, June 12, 2019
Hong Kongers won’t bow to Beijing. But their leaders will.
Foreign Policy, June 12, 2019
“Little fresh meat” and the changing face of masculinity in China: The embrace of a more fluid form of masculinity shows that many Chinese are frustrated with the traditional ideas pushed by the establishment
The New York Times, June 12, 2019
Erasing history: Why remember Tiananmen
ChinaFile, June 11, 2019
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担忧人权问题，新西兰法院驳回中国引渡嫌犯请求
New Zealand court, blocking extradition, is latest to rebuke China’s judiciary
The New York Times, June 12, 2019
Cyber police lists fighting extremism as priority
Global Times, June 11, 2019
Top court releases outline to strengthen enforcement of judgments
Xinhua, June 11, 2019
新闻自由系列：记者在中国频遭暴力骚扰恐吓 (Reporters Without Borders warns of violence and harassment against journalists in China)
Voice of America, June 12, 2019
Sensitive words: “Let’s go Hong Kong!”
China Digital Times, June 11, 2019
China launches activity to promote Long March spirit
Xinhua, June 11, 2019
Chinese celebrity's Weibo account blocked after criticizing Huawei
Global Times, June 11, 2019
Chinese blogger addresses Weibo’s “elephant in the room”
What’s On Weibo, June 10, 2019
Polls are open as Taiwan’s president tries to fend off primary challenger
The Diplomat, June 11, 2019
Translation: “What’s the Point of Further Discussion?”
China Digital Times, June 9, 2019
A world safe for autocracy? China’s rise and the future of global politics
Foreign Affairs, June 11, 2019
China accused of using “Made in Vietnam” labels to dodge US tariffs
Sky News, June 11, 2019
China mobilises diplomats to drum up global support ahead of G20
South China Morning Post, June 11, 2019
Chinese Communist Party chief in Inner Mongolia’s capital becomes latest “tiger” snared in corruption crackdown
South China Morning Post, June 11, 2019
The latest targets of China’s anti-gang campaign? Hospitals
Caixin, June 11, 2019
要赢民心？中国官定十一世班禅喇嘛首次出访 (Panchen Lama makes first visit to Thailand)
Radio Free Asia, June 11, 2019
Is China’s college entrance exam testing political loyalty?
Inkstone, June 8, 2019
Google moving some hardware production out of China to avoid US tariffs and increasingly hostile government in Beijing
Bloomberg, June 12, 2019
Apple’s U.S. iPhones can all be made outside of China if needed
Bloomberg, June 11, 2019
Taiwan bans China-made semiconductors from cable TV boxes, in line with new cybersecurity law
South China Morning Post, June 10, 2019
Top Japanese chip gear firm to honor U.S. blacklist of Chinese firms: Executive
Reuters, June 11, 2019
Inside Huawei’s secretive plans to develop an operating system to rival Google’s Android
South China Morning Post, June 11, 2019
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Huawei ships 1 million devices with its HongMeng OS
GS Marena, June 11, 2019
Strikes, class boycotts and “picnics”: How ordinary people across Hong Kong are mobilising to take action against extradition bill
South China Morning Post, June 12, 2019
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【不斷更新】示威者成功佔據夏慤道 佔領運動場面重現 (Live updates: Occupation reappears in fight against extradition bill as protestors seize major roads in Admiralty)
The Stand News, June 12, 2019文化界接力絕食抗議反送中 楊雪盈、黎明冀引起更多港人關注 (Three cultural sector workers groups go on hunger strike to protest extradition amendment bill)
Inmediahk.net, June 12, 2019
Hong Kong’s journalism watchdog says police “trampled on reporters’ rights” during extradition protest clashes
Hong Kong Free Press, June 12, 2019
Police in Central Hong Kong stop, search subway passengers ahead of vote
Radio Free Asia, June 11, 2019
If Hong Kong extradition bill passes, what will happen?
USA Today, June 11, 2019
Hong Kong's extradition law: Not just “Hong Kong people” have reason to fear Chinese “justice”!
Jerome A. Cohen, June 12, 2019
Why the British government must speak up for the people of Hong Kong
New Statesman, June 11, 2019
The Guardian view on Hong Kong’s extradition protests: An essential stand
The Guardian, June 11, 2019
鄭煒：欠缺政治機會和組織的香港，為何突然走出社運低潮？ (Without political opportunity and proper mobilization, how did Hong Kong climb out of its low point in social movements?)
The Initium, June 11, 2019
30 Years Ago: Revenge of the Old Guard
China Digital Times, June 11, 2019
Beyond Beijing: What China's 1989 Democracy Movement was like in Changsha
Global Voices, June 11, 2019
US envoy decries lack of response from Islamic world to China's attacks on Uighurs
The Guardian, June 11, 2019
New Zealand blocks extradition of murder suspect Kyung Kim to China, claiming torture is “systemic” and “widespread”
South China Morning Post, June 11, 2019
维权律师彭永和会见王默后遭威胁殴打 (Human rights lawyer beat up outside after meeting with activist Wang Mo in detention)
Radio Free Asia, June 10, 2019
「華爾街見聞」涉違《網安法》關網整改 (Finance news website shut down for violation of Cybersecurity Law)
Ming Pao, June 11, 2019
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China’s internet censor shuts financial news aggregator wallstreetcn.com amid worsening US relations over trade and tech
South China Morning Post, June 10, 2019
China’s feminist fight: #MeToo in the middle kingdom
Foreign Affairs, June 11, 2019
China’s fragmented health care system under increasing pressure as nation rapidly ages
South China Morning Post, June 11, 2019
China’s aid to African leaders’ home regions nearly tripled after they assumed power
Quartz, June 10, 2019
“You're a moral vacuum”: Huawei executive confronted in astonishing scenes
Sydney Morning Herald, June 11, 2019
Hong Kong democrat Ted Hui sentenced to community service for snatching gov’t officer’s phone at legislature
Hong Kong Free Press, June 11, 2019
梁君彥僅留66小時審議送中惡法 料下周四表決 (LegCo chairman fixes only 66 hours continuous meeting over 7 days for reviewing extradition amendment bill; final voting expected to take place next Thursday, June 20)
Inmediahk.net, June 11, 2019
Hong Kong businesses vow to strike as anger over extradition bill grows
The Guardian, June 11, 2019
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【反送中】中學生紛發起網上聯署罷課 英華學生：我們決定爭取屬於自己的未來 (Secondary school students jointly petition to postpone exams and start class boycott as extradition amendments set to resume reading in LegCo)
The Stand News, June 11, 2019【逃犯條例】教協周六辦集思會 籌備全港教師罷課 (Hong Kong Professional Teachers’ Union to plan city-wide class boycott)
Ming Pao, June 11, 2019【逃犯條例】52個社福、宗教團體發起6.12罷工 張超雄：迫不得已 (52 social-work and religious groups to strike on Wednesday and rally outside LegCo)
HK01, June 11, 2019
US State Department and UK’s Asia minister express support for Hongkongers protesting extradition bill
South China Morning Post, June 11, 2019
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U.S. warns extradition law changes may jeopardize Hong Kong's special status
Reuters, June 11, 2019
Armed radicals or indecisive and leaderless – who are the protesters who clashed violently with police after Hong Kong extradition bill march?
South China Morning Post, June 10, 2019
A world safe for autocracy? China’s rise and the future of global politics
Foreign Affairs, June 11, 2019
On This Day — June 9, 1989: In a speech, Deng Xiaoping states that the government has suppressed a “counterrevolutionary rebellion . . . determined by the international and domestic climate” where the “dregs of society” had sought to “establish a bourgeois republic entirely dependent on the West.”
See HRIC chronology and resources.
Related:
HRIC’s “Unforgotten” project: profiles of June Fourth Victims
‐ Project subsite homepage
‐ HRIC statement
‐ Profiles of the “Unforgotten”
Kazakhstan: Serikzhan Bilash remains under house arrest
Bitter Winter, June 8, 2019
Western news sites blocked amid vhill on Chinese media
China Digital Times, June 9, 2019
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China adds Washington Post, Guardian to 'great firewall' blacklist
Sydney Morning Herald, June 9, 2019
CCP-launched online game promotes fear of religions
Bitter Winter, June 7, 2019
#ChinaWakeUp a call to action as women expose Twitter accounts selling date-rape drugs, porn
South China Morning Post, June 9, 2019
重返聯合國氣象大會突遭註銷資格，彭啟明：像健康的人突然罹癌 (Taiwan’s civil representative has “observer” status revoked in the middle of UN’s World Meteorological Organization meeting)
The News Lens, June 9, 2019
河南教堂遭强拆 官方反强逼教徒支付强拆费 (After christians in Henan refused to “donate” their church to the government, authorities took down the church and asked them to pay demolition fees)
Radio Free Asia, June 7, 2019
Smart locks in rental properties also monitor believers
Bitter Winter, June 7, 2019
Xi Jinping warns that resistance to globalisation, power politics are threatening world order
South China Morning Post, June 7, 2019
Stanford historian shows millions of relocated gravesites in China in new, interactive website
Stanford News, June 7, 2019
Chinese state media calls new tech export controls a shield “against certain countries”
South China Morning Post, June 9, 2019
China summons tech giants to warn against cooperating with Trump ban
The New York Times, June 8, 2019
Hong Kong lawmaker Tanya Chan handed suspended sentence over Umbrella Movement charges
Hong Kong Free Press, June 10, 2019
抗议《逃犯条例》，香港爆发大规模游行
Hong Kong march: Vast protest of extradition bill shows fear of eroding freedoms
The New York Times, June 9, 2019
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HKFP Lens: Hong Kong Island comes to a standstill as hundreds of thousands protest extradition bill
Hong Kong Free Press, June 9, 2019【圖輯】6.10 凌晨的衝擊與驅散 (In pictures: The violent clash and dispersal after peaceful march against extradition)
The Stand News, June 10, 2019
【 6.12 逃犯條例二讀】民陣號召周三起立法會外集會 召集人岑子杰：有會議就會有行動 (Civil Human Rights Front calls for rally outside LegCo as bill resumes second-reading on Wednesday)
The Stand News, June 10, 2019
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Hong Kong will not withdraw extradition bill: Carrie Lam
Al Jazeera, June 10, 2019聲援香港遊行 羅哲斯：絕食 36 小時 抗議港府無視反送中遊行 (UK’s Benedict Rogers to conduct 36-hours hunger strike in response to Hong Kong government’s indifference to massive protests)
The Stand News, June 10, 2019High Court judge gets warning from Hong Kong’s chief justice after name appears on petition against extradition bill
South China Morning Post, June 8, 2019
Beyond #MeToo: three Hong Kong academics’ quest to challenge sexist attitudes in society and encourage victims to speak up
South China Morning Post, June 10, 2019
“Never bet against the people of Hong Kong”: Why I won’t abandon this city, even as its politics deteriorate
Hong Kong Free Press, June 9, 2019
Same-sex couple benefits ruling a step forward, but equality remains far off in Hong Kong
South China Morning Post, June 8, 2019
On This Day — June 9, 1989: In a speech, Deng Xiaoping states that the government has suppressed a “counterrevolutionary rebellion . . . determined by the international and domestic climate” where the “dregs of society” had sought to “establish a bourgeois republic entirely dependent on the West.”
See HRIC chronology and resources.
30 years ago: Legions of soldiers encircling Beijing
China Digital Times, June 7, 2019
30 years ago: Beijing chiefs face opposition
China Digital Times, June 6, 2019
Video: “Not double standards” – UN chief spokesperson refuses to condemn 1989 Tiananmen Massacre
Hong Kong Free Press, June 6, 2019
In the Mojave Desert, Crazy Horse keeps company with Tiananmen’s Tank Man
Radio Free Asia, June 5, 2019
As world remembers Tiananmen deaths, China says it's the victim
Bloomberg, June 4, 2019
法新社确认新疆清真寺被毁传闻 开斋节信徒在停车场祷告 (AFP confirms rumors of Xinjiang mosque destruction, believers celebrating the last day of Ramadan forced to pray in parking lot)
Radio France Internationale, June 7, 2019
US Speaker Pelosi says Uyghur Crackdown Bill “moving in a positive direction”
Radio Free Asia, June 6, 2019
美议员：中国要承担新疆迫害行径的后果 (US Officials: China has to take responsibility for the consequences of the persecution of people in Xinjiang)
Radio Free Asia, June 6, 2019
94 Taiwanese telecom fraud suspects extradited from Spain arrive in Beijing
Agence France-Presse, June 7, 2019
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94名台湾嫌犯被西班牙遣送至中国大陆 (94 Taiwanese suspects extradited from Spain to China)
Deutsche Welle, June 7, 2019
Canada denies abusing Meng Wanzhou’s rights, saying border officers used “usual customs processes” when they took her phones at airport
South China Morning Post, June 7, 2019
Huawei CFO will challenge extradition, company says
Voice of America, June 6, 2019
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孟晚舟引渡美国案明年1月展开聆讯 (Extradition case hearing for Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou set January 1, 2020)
Radio France Internationale, June 7, 2019
A belt-and-road court dreams of rivalling the West’s tribunals
The Economist, June 6, 2019
For China’s leading investigative reporter, enough is enough
The New York Times, June 7, 2019
China social media: WeChat and the Surveillance State
BBC, June 7, 2019
China censors financial blogs amid propaganda blitz
Financial Times, June 7, 2019
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六四后仍风声唳 多个财经自媒体微信号被封 (Tightened control in effect beyond June Fourth as many financial media WeChat accounts are blocked)
Radio Free Asia, June 7, 2019
Cartoonist Badiucao unmasked amid Twitter emoji drought
China Digital Times, June 6, 2019
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Chinese cartoonist Badiucao slams Twitter for refusing Tiananmen Massacre emoji
Agence France-Presse, June 6, 2019
刘强东案引发中国强奸文化讨论 (Liu Qiangdong’s case triggers debate about rape culture in China)
The New York Times, June 6, 2019
Taiwan put on US defence department list of “countries” in latest move likely to goad China
South China Morning Post, June 7, 2019
U.N.'s Guterres says China, U.S. must not slip into new Cold War
Reuters, June 7, 2019
美国在推动取消中国在WTO的发展中国家地位 (United States pushes for cancellation of China’s “developing country” status at WTO)
Voice of America, June 7, 2019
How national anthem law is being applied more strictly in Hong Kong than in Beijing
South China Morning Post, June 7, 2019
Lenovo branded “unpatriotic” by Chinese consumers in nationalistic backlash
South China Morning Post, June 7, 2019
Huawei’s PR Campaign Comes Straight From the Party’s Playbook
Foreign Policy, June 6, 2019
HKFP Voices: Hong Kong’s extradition law plan is a threat to human rights, say over 70 NGOs in open letter
Hong Kong Free Press, June 7, 2019
“You are not alone”: Hongkongers abroad mobilise to oppose extradition law changes
Hong Kong Free Press, June 7, 2019
“The last fight for Hong Kong”: Activists gear up over extradition law
The Guardian, June 6, 2019
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Why Hong Kong's extradition law changes are fuelling fears
Reuters, June 6, 2019
Hong Kong lawyers protest "polarizing" extradition bill in rare march
Reuters, June 6, 2019
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“Record 3,000” Hong Kong lawyers in silent march against controversial extradition bill
South China Morning Post, June 6, 2019Hong Kong's lawyers march in silence, black clothes over renditions to China
Radio Free Asia, June 6, 2019法律界黑衣遊行創回歸以來人數新高，民調顯示主流民意反對修例 ( Lawyers in black in record turnout protest extradition amendment, polls show large majority opposes bill)
The Initium, June 6, 2019
Hong Kong: Extradition changes threaten civil society
Human Rights Watch, June 6, 2019
Hong Kong: Court ruling a huge step forward for same-sex equality
Amnesty International, June 6, 2019
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Hong Kong’s landmark LGBT ruling on spousal benefits clouded by concerns over implementation
South China Morning Post, June 7, 2019
Is China’s Belt and Road Initiative undermining human rights?
The Diplomat, June 7, 2019
Xi Jinping has muzzled Chinese social sciences, says French sinologist Chloé Froissart
Global Voices, June 7, 2019
Hong Kong’s first political refugees: This is how others see us
Hong Kong Free Press, June 7, 2019
Fake news: The China trademark version
China Film Insider, June 6, 2019
June 4 heralds a re-energised opposition
South China Morning Post, June 6, 2019
A memorial To Uyghur civil rights and the legacy of Tiananmen
SupChina, June 5, 2019
Tiananmen 30 years on: UN silence on China human rights abuses
Al Jazeera, June 5, 2019
30 years ago: Lone man confronts tanks
China Digital Times, June 5, 2019
Tiananmen commemorations: An inconvenient truth for Beijing, a dire warning for Hong Kong and Taiwan
Global Voices, June 5, 2019
Solemn commemorations around the world mark 30 years since the Tiananmen Massacre
Hong Kong Free Press, June 5, 2019
Related:
HRIC’s “Unforgotten” project: profiles of June Fourth Victims
‐ Project subsite homepage
‐ HRIC statement
‐ Profiles of the “Unforgotten”
A memorial to Uyghur civil rights and the legacy of Tiananmen
SupChina, June 5, 2019
Xinjiang’s vanishing mosques highlight pressure on China’s Muslims as Ramadan ends with a whimper
Agence France-Presse, June 5, 2019
Is the Arabic-speaking world finally learning about Xinjiang?
SupChina, June 5, 2019
China detains a former prisoner of conscience in hospital
Chinese Human Rights Defenders, June 6, 2019
Why did China’s foreign ministry make its debut on Weibo?
The Diplomat, June 5, 2019
National WeChat mini-program launched to promote e-government services
Xinhua, June 5, 2019
自由之家: 中国在扩展对全球新闻自由的不良影响 (Freedom House report warns of China’s expanding negative impact on global press freedom)
Radio Free Asia, June 5, 2019
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Freedom and the Media: A Downward Spiral
Freedom House, June 5, 2019
政治高压下，挣扎求生的香港独立出版商
In Hong Kong, a publisher struggles to document Tiananmen’s carnage
The New York Times, June 5, 2019
Exiled Uighur leader receives US award, calls for international pressure on China mass detention centres
Hong Kong Free Press, June 6, 2019
Q&A: Leta Hong Fincher on the resilience of the Chinese feminist movement
China Digital Times, June 5, 2019
China’s export of authoritarianism explored on Capitol Hill
Voice of America, June 5, 2019
China tried to get Germany to deny Hong Kong activists’ asylum claims
Radio Free Asia, June 5, 2019
Solomon Islands: Decision to switch or remain with Taiwan in 100 days
Solomon Times, June 5, 2019
Beijing confirms nomination of ex-Hong Kong police chief Andy Tsang to lead UN agency fighting drug crimes, terrorism and political corruption
South China Morning Post, June 5, 2019
China’s Public Diplomacy: International companies face increasing reputational risks
MERICS, June 5, 2019
Huawei partners with state-owned China Post
Caixin, June 5, 2019
Tim Cook says China has not targeted Apple despite an escalation in trade tensions
CNBC, June 4, 2019
A gay Hong Kong civil servant finally won the right to benefits for his spouse
Quartz, June 6, 2019
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同性配偶福利案終極上訴得直 判辭：不可用社會共識為由拒絕小眾利益 (Prevailing socio-moral values of society on marriage not relevant to whether infringement of rights is justified, says Court of Final Appeal)
Ming Pao, June 6, 2019
【逃犯條例】彭定康拍片轟修例損香港地位 「這修例不需要通過，亦不應該通過」(Chris Patten calls for retraction of extradition law amendments: “It doesn’t have to happen, it shouldn’t happen”)
The Stand News, June 6, 2019
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Video: Last colonial governor of Hong Kong, Chris Patten, says gov’t defence of extradition bill “absolute nonsense”
Hong Kong Free Press, June 6, 2019
【逃犯條例】小店 6.9 紛罷市撐遊行 「團結先可以事成」(“It’s a little silly, but some things are more important than money”: Shops are closing on June 9 to support march against extradition law amendments)
The Stand News, June 5, 2019
吳文遠擲三文治案 律政司申上訴至終院被拒 (Court of Final Appeal rejects government’s appeal against earlier acquittal of activist Avery Ng, who tossed a sandwich at C.Y. Leung)
Inmediahk.net, June 6, 2019
Fugitives granted asylum in Germany say they faced “unfair trial” and call on international community to oppose Hong Kong’s extradition bill
South China Morning Post, June 5, 2019
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德國國會委員會主席稱程序嚴謹 「黃台仰獲批庇護 反映夠迫害證據」 (Germany’s Committee on Human Rights and Humanitarian Aid: Granting Hong Kong activists asylum shows there are enough indicators for individual political persecution in the region)
Ming Pao, June 6, 2019
Hong Kong Tiananmen Massacre vigil organiser receives record donations, totalling HK$2.75m
Hong Kong Free Press, June 5, 2019
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Media round-up: Hong Kong’s Tiananmen Massacre vigil as covered by local newspapers
Hong Kong Free Press, June 5, 2019
看反逃犯條例修訂的社會動員（文：李立峯）(It’s not that people are less hopeless, but that they have a more mature view on success of political movements, says scholar on social mobilization against extradition law)
Ming Pao, June 6, 2019
Extradition law could ensnare Hongkongers working with mainland Chinese in an unfamiliar legal system
South China Morning Post, June 6, 2019
Taiwan’s democracy is utterly confounded by populist mayor Han Kuo-yu
The Diplomat, June 5, 2019
On This Day — June 5, 1989: Tank Man appears: A lone man stops a tank convoy heading for Tiananmen Square.
See HRIC chronology and resources.
Related:
HRIC’s “Unforgotten” project: profiles of June Fourth Victims
‐ Project subsite homepage
‐ HRIC statement
‐ Profiles of the “Unforgotten”
Hong Kong keeps Tiananmen crackdown memory alive with “record-breaking” mass vigil
South China Morning Post, June 5, 2019
抹掉历史威胁世界: 为什么要记住六四 (Erasing history is a global threat: Why the world needs to remember June Fourth)
Voice of America, June 5, 2019
“Tank Man” statue rises in California desert park as democracy activists and Tiananmen survivors gather to mourn and remember
South China Morning Post, June 5, 2019
“I felt ashamed . . . . It was a disgrace”: Tiananmen soldier at Taiwan vigil urges comrades to testify
Hong Kong Free Press, June 5, 2019
【六四30年．短片】「天安門母親」成員張先玲講話全文 (Video: Tiananmen Mothers’ public address on 30th anniversary of June Fourth)
Ming Pao, June 4, 2019
Quiet reminders of Tiananmen in China’s capital of forgetting
South China Morning Post, June 4, 2019
黃雀行動港英角色曝光 暗助地下通道運作救400人 (What part did the Hong Kong colonial government play in Operation Yellowbird, rescuing over 400 mainland Chinese citizens after June 4, 1989?)
Citizen News, June 4, 2019
Silencing discussion of June 4, online and off
China Digital Times, June 4, 2019
China blacks out Tiananmen coverage in massive media lockdown
Voice of America, June 4, 2019
Security tight on Tiananmen Square as victims’ relatives pay respects on massacre anniversary
Radio Free Asia, June 4, 2019
查建国致信全国人大要求调查六四开枪是谁下的命令 (Activist Zha Jianguo issues open letter to National People’s Congress demanding independent investigation on June Fourth, including who is responsible for order to open fire)
Radio France Internationale, June 3, 2019
The U.S. is losing Europe in its battle with China: The major strategic divide over how to deal with Beijing will outlast Donald Trump
The Atlantic, June 5, 2019
For Pelosi, it’s personal: US House Speaker meets Tiananmen survivors, blasts China’s “moral injustices”
South China Morning Post, June 5, 2019
A foot in both worlds: Students under suspicion in China and the U.S.
NPR, June 4, 2019
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US universities brace for decline in Chinese students after Beijing warning
South China Morning Post, June 4, 2019Beijing warns of US travel risks, harassment
The Standard, June 5, 2019
SEC probes Siemens, GE, Philips in alleged China medical equipment scheme
Reuters, June 4, 2019
China withdraws bid for Greenland airport projects: Sermitsiaq newspaper
Reuters, June 4, 2019
China’s $1.9 billion Belt-and-Road rail project in Kazakhstan goes off track
Bloomberg, June 3, 2019
June 4 turnout hits 10-year high
The Standard, June 5, 2019
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Hong Kong residents worry about future of Tiananmen Square vigil
Voice of America, June 4, 2019“We don’t need to chant slogans”: 100 attend “alternative” Hong Kong Tiananmen vigil
Hong Kong Free Press, June 4, 2019
“More brutal than ever” China threatens Hong Kong freedoms, says wanted activist in Germany
Hong Kong Free Press, June 5, 2019
【逃犯條例】律師會：影響重大不該倉促修例 若政府堅持則應加強保障 (Law Society of Hong Kong speaks out against extradition law amendments: “The HKSAR government should not rush the legislative exercise”)
The Stand News, June 4, 2019
Beijing needs sea change over June 4
The Standard, June 5, 2019
原來《黑鏡》都是真的：英國的監視科技系統，越來越像中國 (“Black Mirror” is real: U.K.’s surveillance technology systems are increasingly resembling China’s)
The News Lens, June 5, 2019
那个世界所熟知的香港，会死亡吗？
The death of Hong Kong as we know it?
The New York Times, June 5, 2019
30-year censorship and no accountability for Tiananmen: Here lies the hope
Chinese Human Rights Defenders, June 4, 2019
The West is complicit in the 30-year cover-up of Tiananmen
The Guardian, June 4, 2019
Raja Mandala: From Tiananmen to digital dystopia
Indian Express, June 4, 2019
UN should support calls for truth and justice over Tiananmen
ISHR, June 4, 2019
China since Tiananmen: Not a dream but a nightmare
Law & Liberty, June 3, 2019
On This Day — June 3, 1989:
See HRIC chronology and resources.
China rises but 30 years after Tiananmen, crackdown remains taboo
Al Jazeera, June 4, 2019
Related:
HRIC’s “Unforgotten” project: profiles of June Fourth Victims
‐ Project subsite homepage
‐ HRIC statement
‐ Profiles of the “Unforgotten”
30 years ago: Crackdown in Beijing
China Digital Times, June 4, 2019
Beijing silent as tight security surrounds Tiananmen Square anniversary
The Guardian, June 4, 2019
In Beijing, disappearances and security controls ensure quiet Tiananmen anniversary
Los Angeles Times, June 4, 2019
Tiananmen anniversary draws silence in Beijing but emotion in Hong Kong
The New York Times, June 4, 2019
“We must do more than remember”: what Tiananmen means to the Chinese diaspora
The Guardian, June 4, 2019
Tiananmen Square: What happened in the protests of 1989?
BBC, June 4, 2019
Reporting from Tiananmen Square in 1989: “I saw a lot I will never forget”
Al Jazeera, June 4, 2019
时报“六四”档案：“街头的痛苦、愤怒和眼泪”
”In the streets, anguish, fury and tears”
The New York Times, June 4, 2019
Interview: “The ideas the students came up with were very good”
Radio Free Asia, June 4, 2019
Tiananmen Square: Japanese diplomats feared Chinese troops would storm embassy
South China Morning Post, June 4, 2019
EU still mourns Tiananmen crackdown victims: spokeswoman
Reuters, June 4, 2019
China rises but 30 years after Tiananmen, crackdown remains taboo
Al Jazeera, June 4, 2019
“I have never again returned to Tiananmen”
Voice of America, June 4, 2019
“Bearing witness is really all we have”: Memories of covering the Tiananmen aftermath
NPR, June 4, 2019
Thirty years on, China is still trying to whitewash the Tiananmen crackdown from its history
The Conversation, June 3, 2019
Remembering June 4th
China Digital Times, June 3, 2019
Tiananmen 30 years later: “Hope has not died” say Chinese dissidents
The Christian Science Monitor, June 3, 2019
Beijing after Tiananmen: Part 1
The Diplomat, June 3, 2019
“Sacred day”: Chinese remember Tiananmen killings by fasting
The Guardian, June 3, 2019
Washington Tiananmen vigil attracts first-timers for 30th anniversary
South China Morning Post, June 3, 2019
30 Years Ago: Residents Block Army Move
China Digital Times, June 3, 2019
寻找“坦克人”：自由与反抗的神秘象征
30 years after Tiananmen, “Tank Man” remains an icon and a mystery
The New York Times, June 4, 2019
He stayed at Tiananmen to the end. Now he wonders what it meant.
The New York Times, June 3, 2019
Tiananmen Square crackdown: 21 most-wanted student leaders’ stories
South China Morning Post, June 3, 2019
Xinjiang camp whistle-blower Sauytbay seeks asylum elsewhere
The Diplomat, June 3, 2019
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Chinese internment camp whistleblower seeks asylum in Sweden
Voice of America, June 3, 2019
Tiananmen Square: Chilling treatment of mums desperate for justice after massacre
Mirror, June 3, 2019
Rock singer goes missing in China amid Tiananmen crackdown
Sydney Morning Herald, June 3, 2019
In China, a Reuters partner blocks articles on the Tiananmen Square Massacre
The New York Times, June 4, 2019
China silences dissidents, blocks information on Tiananmen anniversary
Associated Press,, June 4, 2019
On 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen protests, Weibo completely cracks down on the T-Word
What’s On Weibo, June 3, 2019
晚報：被指封鎖數百中國異見者帳號，Twitter 致歉但解釋是系統出錯 (Twitter apologizes for the shutdown of Twitter accounts of hundreds of Chinese dissidents, says it was an error)
The Initium, June 3, 2019
Badiucao: Chinese dissident cartoonist revealed
BBC, June 4, 2019
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The New York Times, June 4, 2019
Relatives of Tiananmen victims turn time of anxiety into activism
Voice of America, June 4, 2019
六四30周年：首次重返天安门的“六四”学生领袖
Tiananmen Square: The moment a student leader returns for the first time
BBC, June 4, 2019
Beijing wants ex-Hong Kong police chief Andy Tsang Wai-hung, who oversaw teargassing of Occupy protesters, to lead UN agency fighting drug crimes
South China Morning Post, June 5, 2019
China’s workers at constant risk from unsafe buildings and structural collapse
China Labour Bulletin, June 4, 2019
30 years after Tiananmen, China still suspicious of student-labor ties
Voice of America, June 4, 2019
Tiananmen: China rebukes Pompeo on 30th anniversary of protests
BBC, June 4, 2019
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Pompeo urges China to release human rights prisoners to mark Tiananmen crackdown
Reuters, June 3, 2019
On Tiananmen anniversary, Canada says it has real concerns over China's human rights
Reuters, June 4, 2019
UK urges China to respect rights on Tiananmen crackdown anniversary
Reuters, June 4, 2019
China issues U.S. travel alert warning of harassment of Chinese travelers by law enforcement bodies
Associated Press, June 4, 2019
Taiwan urges China to “repent” for Tiananmen Square crackdown
Al Jazeera, June 3, 2019
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Taiwan urges China to 'repent' for Tiananmen, China paper says event is merely history
Reuters, June 2, 2019
Chinese daily: Tiananmen “immunized China against turmoil”
Agence France-Presse, June 3, 2019
“We stopped the turbulence”: Tiananmen crackdown was “correct”, says China
Sydney Morning Herald, June 3, 2019
China warns students, academics of risks of studying in U.S.
Reuters, June 3, 2019
China offers money to Tibetans to display portraits of Xi Jinping
Radio Free Asia, June 3, 2019
Canada court to hear Huawei extradition case details June 6
Reuters, June 4, 2019
Apple is now restricting Chinese language podcasts in China
TechCrunch, June 4, 2019
