Factory psychology: My time counseling China’s migrant workers
Sixth Tone, May 6, 2019
中國再阻參與世界衛生大會 台外交部：再次引起台灣人民對中國憎恨 (China bars Taiwan from World Health Organization assembly, calls Democratic Progressive Party “separatist” for insisting Taiwan’s independence)
The Stand News, May 7, 2019
香港民主派敦促美国对华贸易谈判涉及人权 (Hong Kong democracy activists urge U.S. to include human rights issues in trade talks)
Voice of America, May 6, 2019
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The New York Times, May 6, 2019In push for trade deal, Trump administration shelves sanctions over China’s crackdown on Uighurs
The New York Times, May 4, 2019
华为的共产党文化限制其全球雄心
Huawei’s Communist culture limits its global ambitions
The New York Times, May 6, 2019
Airbnb listings in China are littered with racist discrimination
Wired, May 3, 2019
Explainer: “This is not a meeting.” Turmoil at the legislature over Hong Kong’s China extradition plan
Hong Kong Free Press, May 7, 2019
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Ming Pao, May 6, 2019
Filipino pastor takes new gay marriage fight to Hong Kong court
Agence France-Presse, May 7, 2019
In pictures: Climate activists hold silent “die-in” as “Extinction Rebellion” arrives in Hong Kong
Hong Kong Free Press, May 7, 2019
我們有責任用香港有限的自由，替六四事件的良知發聲 (We have an obligation to use Hong Kong’s limited freedom and speak up about June Fourth)
The News Lens, May 7, 2019
A 13-member “manel” in 2019? Democracy without feminism is not democracy
Hong Kong Free Press, May 6, 2019
【語象分析】中共最高領導人首次五四講話：習五四，「新時代中國青年」的提出 (Xi Jinping and the “new age Chinese youth”: Narrative analysis of the first May Fourth address by a CCP leader)
The Initium, May 6, 2019
Ottawa should protest Hong Kong-China extradition law
The Star, May 6, 2019
京學者張耀傑：五四包含普世價值 (“May Fourth movement is about universal values,” says scholar Zhang Yaojie)
Ming Pao, May 4, 2019
Over this past weekend — May 4, 1989:70th anniversary of the 1919 May Fourth Movement: Initiated by students, more than 100,000 march through Beijing. In collaboration with the students, workers and journalists express their demands. Similar rallies are held in cities across the country.
In the following days, students are divided on questions of strategy, with some advocating a return to classes and the establishment of a Dialogue Delegation to press for debate with the government that would be broadcast live, while others opt for a more radical course of action.
See HRIC chronology and resources.
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Radio Free Asia, May 3 2019
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Reuters, May 3, 2019
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Radio Free Asia, May 6, 2019
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The Standard (Hong Kong), May 6, 2019
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Hong Kong Free Press, May 3, 2019
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Hong Kong Free Press, May 3, 2019
Party censorship has killed off investigative reporting in China: Journalists
Radio Free Asia, May 3, 2019
Press freedom continues to face setbacks in China
Voice of America, May 3, 2019
“I don’t want people to forget him”: Chinese feminist Zheng Churan campaigns to free husband Wei Zhili, detained for protesting
Hong Kong Free Press, May 5, 2019
UN chief makes it loud and clear: When it comes to China, human rights are not a priority
Hong Kong Free Press, May 4, 2019
Zhejiang movie theatre displays blacklisted individuals in Avengers movie preview
What’s on Weibo, May 3, 2019
China questions classmates, friends of Tibetan student who posted politically sensitive essay
Radio Free Asia, May 3, 2019
CCP Aggressively Guards Claim to May 4th Legacy
China Digital Times, May 3, 2019
Case of Ethiopian engineer detained in China is raised by PM Abiy Ahmed in meeting with Xi
SupChina, May 2, 2019
Democrats decry ‘coup’ as pro-Beijing lawmaker seeks to take over vetting of China extradition bill
Hong Kong Free Press, May 6, 2019
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South China Morning Post, May 6, 2019
US Consul General Kurt Tong questions Hong Kong government over extradition bill and Financial Times journalist Victor Mallet breaks his silence
South China Morning Post, May 4, 2019
Three retired Hong Kong police officers reportedly travelled to Taiwan to monitor pro-independence activists
Hong Kong Free Press, May 6, 2019
Hong Kong extradition law could instill climate of fear, says Taiwan official
Reuters, May 3, 2019
Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement trio appeals against convictions and sentences
Hong Kong Free Press, May 3, 2019
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Hong Kong Free Press, May 5, 2019
Xi Jinping would rather the Chinese forgot the true legacy of the May Fourth protests. But we mustn’t
South China Morning Post, May 4, 2019
A century on from the May Fourth protests, Chinese youths are in a state of crisis
South China Morning Post, May 4, 2019
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Washington Post, May 3, 2019
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Channel NewsAsia, May 4, 2019
Hong Kong’s extradition law proposal: unsettling at best and downright frightening at worst
Hong Kong Free Press, May 4, 2019
The Umbrella Movement trial: Jailed for not apologising? Isn’t that a bit political?
Hong Kong Free Press, May 4, 2019
Burying “Mr. Democracy”
China Media Project, May 3, 2019
May Fourth’s unfulfilled promise
ChinaFile, May 3, 2019
May Fourth, the Day That Changed China
The New York Times, May 3, 2019
Might China withdraw from the UN Law Of The Sea Treaty?
The Diplomat, May 2, 2019
30 years ago: Students network nationally
China Digital Times, May 2, 2019
Chinese vaccine activist formally arrested, will likely face jail over campaign
Radio Free Asia, May 2, 2019
中法启动法律和司法对话机制 (China signs agreement with France to bolster “technical cooperation” between the countries’ judiciaries)
Legal Daily, May 1, 2019
无国界记者呼吁披露人民日报前高层坠楼内幕 (Reporters Without Borders urges proper disclosure of facts surrounding suicide of former editor of People’s Daily’s News Front magazine)
Voice of America, May 3, 2019
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Reporters Without Borders, May 2, 2019
Taiwan warns of Chinese influence tactics in run-up to presidential poll
Radio Free Asia, May 2, 2019
五四百年来临 北大多位左翼学生劳动节实习遭集体失踪 (5 Peking University students have disappeared since the eve of Labor Day)
Voice of America, May 2, 2019
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Ming Pao, May 3, 2019China seeks to quell debate ahead of May 4
Financial Times, May 3, 2019
Frontline trade union officials kept in the dark as leaders hold meetings
China Labour Bulletin, May 2, 2019
The Communist Party grapples with a momentous anniversary
The Economist, May 2, 2019
Party loyalty in China helps private companies get cheaper loans
Bloomberg News, May 2, 2019
Pro-establishment lawmakers urge Carrie Lam to back down on controversial extradition bill; adviser says safeguards can be added
South China Morning Post, May 2, 2019
Long hours, low pay: Meet 8 Hong Kong worker groups airing grievances at the annual Labour Day march
Hong Kong Free Press, May 2, 2019
郭紹傑被日本關押逾4個月 批評特區政府沒協助 (Hong Kong activist detained in Japan over protest in Yasukuni Shrine criticizes lack of assistance from Hong Kong government)
Radio Television Hong Kong, May 2, 2019
Greenpeace blasts Hong Kong government over new air quality objectives, estimating 2,000 extra deaths each year from pollution
South China Morning Post, May 2, 2019
New Hong Kong Watch report exposes widespread business fears about the Extradition Law
Hong Kong Watch, May 1, 2019
「漢文化圈」就是「中國的」，這種看法不但錯誤，而且有害 (Viewing the Sinosphere as belonging to China is not only wrong, but harmful)
The News Lens, May 3, 2019
五四运动百年：现代文明与野蛮落后的缠斗 (100 years since the May Fourth movement: Wrestling between modernity and the past)
BBC, May 3, 2019
Hong Kong: Business must pay heed to the erosion of freedoms
Financial Times, May 2, 2019
China cracks down in Asia’s once freest city
Wall Street Journal, May 1, 2019
Flawed study of self-immolation and Tibetan violence raises questions on London stage
International Campaign for Tibet, May 1, 2019
How mass surveillance works in Xinjiang, China: “Reverse engineering” police app reveals profiling and monitoring strategies
Human Rights Watch, May 2, 2019
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Human Rights Watch, May 1, 2019
US Sec. of State asks US business to think twice in China’s Xinjiang; compares crisis to 1930s Germany
Agence France-Presse, May 2, 2019
China hands death, suspended death sentences to Canadian, US citizens
Radio Free Asia, May 1, 2019
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河南疫苗受害家长何方美 遭“寻滋罪”批捕 (Henan vaccine scandal parent arrested for “picking quarrels” after two months’ detention)
Radio Free Asia, May 1, 2019
中国司法里的“敏感”案件和党的领导 (A study of “sensitive” cases and party leadership in China’s judicial system)
BBC, May 1, 2019
广西律师陈家鸿被抓 书法惹祸？(Guangxi rights lawyer arrested over a piece of calligraphy)
Radio Free Asia, April 30, 2019
Xi repeatedly urges China’s youth to follow the CCP
The Diplomat, May 2, 2019
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“失踪”班禅喇嘛生日 中国藏区监控升级 (Surveillance in Tibet intensifies on birthday of disappeared Panchen Lama)
Radio Free Asia, May 1, 2019
WeChat blocks petition backing woman accusing tech mogul of rape
Inkstone, April 30, 2019
Brill severs ties with Chinese publisher
Inside Higher Ed, April 29, 2019
Six Marxist students vanish in China in the lead up to Labor Day
CNN, May 2, 2019
Taiwan rights groups call on Beijing to allow visits to jailed rights lawyer
Radio Free Asia, May 1, 2019
Liu Xia rebuilds her career as an artist
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艾未未加拿大影展 呼吁关注中国人权 (Ai Weiwei attends film festival in Canada for film “The Rest,” calls for attention on human rights abuses in China)
Radio Free Asia, May 1, 2019
Uyghur Indiana University student fights to free father Ilham Tohti from imprisonment in China
Indiana Daily Student, April 30, 2019
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The Star, April 30, 2019
Beijing “loses all hope for Taiwan’s Tsai Ing-wen” as she rallies Washington
South China Morning Post, May 2, 2019
Pressure mounts for Canada to push back against China in largely one-sided feud
National Post, May 1, 2019
中國取消布拉格愛樂所有演出，挺台市長：可以去台灣 (China bans Prague orchestra from tour after mayor’s “pro-Taiwan” actions)
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Qinghai passes rule to promote ethnic unity
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“Striding across the Pacific”: Huawei’s identity problem
The New York Times, May 1, 2019
China’s Tencent pitches vision of artificial intelligence ethics
Financial Times, May 1, 2019
Hong Kong elites and celebrities come together in patriotic anthem video for People’s Republic of China’s 70th anniversary
South China Morning Post, May 2, 2019
近九成半受訪者同意香港應訂立基本居住標準 (Poll: 94% believe Hong Kong should establish threshold for minimum living conditions)
Radio Television Hong Kong, May 2, 2019
Legco showdown looms as Hong Kong’s pro-Beijing camp tries to control extradition bill process with bid to unseat committee chairman
South China Morning Post, May 2, 2019
How a student’s column in a US college newspaper sparked a fiery debate over “Hongkonger identity”
Hong Kong Free Press, May 1, 2019
港大校友關注組發起聯署 力保戴耀廷教席 指現階段不適宜處理戴耀廷教席 (Hong Kong University alumni petition to preserve Benny Tai’s tenure)
The Stand News, April 30, 2019
1919 to 2019: A century of youth protest and ideological conflict around May 4
SupChina, May 1, 2019
The true cost of signing up with Huawei: There is nothing hysterical in doubting the wisdom of intimate contact with the CCP
Financial Times, April 30, 2019
Huawei crisis offers chance to recast Canada-China relations
iPolitics, May 1, 2019
With lives at stake, Canada’s misguided vision of China demands a careful reboot
Globe and Mail, April 30, 2019
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China Digital Times, April 30, 2019
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Channel NewsAsia, April 30, 2019
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Radio Free Asia, April 30, 2019
Liu Xia’s unsettling photos of dolls reveal the emotional toll of loving a Chinese dissident
Quartzy, May 1, 2019
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Chinese nursing students protest after discovering that the degrees they worked on for years are fake
The Telegraph, April 30, 2019
Rally held at Chinese embassy in Seoul for seven North Korean defectors detained in Shenyang
Radio Free Asia, April 30, 2019
Professional Supervisory Unit list updated for 2019
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China sentences second Canadian to death
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Chinese subsidies for Foxconn and Want Want spark outcry in Taiwan
Nikkei Asian Review, April 30, 2019
US accuses China of enabling corruption and undermining national sovereignty in Latin America
South China Morning Post, April 30, 2019
China, U.S. make researchers' travel more difficult
Voice of America, May 1, 2019
WeChat’s Censors Are Not #HereForJingyao: Public Accounts Supporting Woman Accusing Richard Liu Of Rape Are Shut Down
SupChina, April 30, 2019
Vodafone found hidden backdoors in Huawei equipment
Bloomberg, April 30, 2019
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The “Occupy Central 9” Cases: Rule of Law or Rule by Law in Hong Kong?
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‘Fed up, angry and about to explode’: Hong Kong May Day marchers call for improved labour rights and higher minimum wage
South China Morning Post, May 1, 2019
The battle over Hong Kong’s controversial small-house policy is not finished
South China Morning Post, May 1, 2019
Extradition law in Hong Kong: Chief Executive Carrie Lam refuses to meet pro-democracy camp over controversial bill, saying practical suggestions should be made in the legislature
South China Morning Post, April 30, 2019
How the ‘Committee of 100’ is doing Beijing’s bidding in the US
Hong Kong Free Press, May 1, 2019
Taiwan’s topsy-turvy cross-strait politics
The Diplomat, May 1, 2019
Chinese muscle stifles criticism of treatment of the Uighurs
Financial Times, May 1, 2019
Is China dispensing with “hurt feelings”?
China Media Project, April 30, 2019
Chinese students also victims of unethical admissions practices
SupChina, April 30, 2019
China could win from tech cold war
Bloomberg, April 29, 2019
天安门学生张健之殇，异议者的天空与大地 (The “earth and sky” of dissidents: June 4 activists speak up after recent death of Zhang Jian)
Voice of America, April 30, 2019
六四纪念馆旺角新馆开幕连遭恶汉登门寻衅滋事 (When triads become pro-Beijing: June 4 Museum in Hong Kong harassed by local gangsters)
Radio France Internationale, April 29, 2019
六四临近抖音忽传坦克人引缝隙猜想 (An unexpected tribute to “tank man” circulates on Douyin)
Radio France Internationale, April 29, 2019
联合国秘书长访问北京期间提出维吾尔人被关押的问题 (UN chief did raise Xinjiang Uyghur internments with foreign minister Wang Yi in private, say officials)
Voice of America, April 30, 2019
美宗教自由报告 中国第20年上“特别关注国” (U.S. annual report on religious freedom slams abuse of Xinjiang Muslims, calls for sanctions on Chen Quanguo; China listed as “country of particular concern” for 20th year in a row)
Radio Free Asia, April 29, 2019
Having a beard and owning a compass seen as “extremist tendencies” in China
New Zealand Herald, April 29, 2019
Court cases show labour disputes concentrated in domestic private enterprises
China Labour Bulletin, April 29, 2019
王國維碑題「自由獨立」 清華校慶圍封 校友抗議 (“Free and independent” statue inscription blocked by construction panels in suspected censorship move on Tsinghua University anniversary)
Ming Pao, April 30, 2019
直播批习近平“修宪称帝” 的中国学生在台申请长期居留 (Chinese student studying in Taiwan who criticized Xi Jinping on video seeks asylum, long term residence in Taiwan)
Voice of America, April 29, 2019
Want an atheist generation? Start from an early age
Bitter Winter, April 29, 2019
China’s Tinder removed from app stores amid government crackdown on cyberspace
South China Morning Post, April 29, 2019
China’s resistance to gay relationships and surrogate births, seen through a filmmaker’s own family
South China Morning Post, April 30, 2019
Democracy activists questioned for trying to visit grave of Mao-era dissident
Radio Free Asia, April 29, 2019
Seven detained North Korean defectors in China face repatriation
Radio Free Asia, April 29, 2019
Senior Chinese official who “lost faith in party and its ideals” facing trial for corruption
South China Morning Post, April 29, 2019
Xi praises a student protest in China. From 100 years ago.
The New York Times, April 29, 2019
U.S. will rethink cooperation with allies who use Huawei: Official
Reuters, April 29, 2019
Beijing’s “baleful influence” on Hong Kong’s freedom of speech
Al Jazeera, April 30, 2019
Hong Kong man at centre of extradition legal row jailed for 29 months, may be out as early as October
Hong Kong Free Press, April 29, 2019
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The Stand News, April 29, 2019楊岳橋指政府若緊張台灣殺人案 應接納日落條款等方案 (If government is really concerned with Taiwan murder case, they should accept alternatives, says Civic Party Alvin Yeung)
Radio Television Hong Kong, April 29, 2019
Hong Kong’s Lam defends extradition law after thousands protest
Bloomberg News, April 29, 2019
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South China Morning Post, April 29, 2019
Falun Gong members from Taiwan barred from Hong Kong ahead of extradition protest – report
Hong Kong Free Press, April 29, 2019
As the US ramps up accusations, China stops appealing to “the feelings” of its people and gets to work on alliances
South China Morning Post, April 30, 2019
【專訪】從六四到佳士 社會學者潘毅的鬥爭 (Interview: From June 4 to Jasic, the fight of sociologist Pan Yi)
The Stand News, April 30, 2019
以「煽惑」作檢控的幽暗意圖 (The darker intentions behind using “incitement” to prosecute Umbrella Movement activists)
The Stand News, April 29, 2019
王菁：從紐西蘭慘案到斯里蘭卡爆炸，中國的仇穆情緒從何而來？(From New Zealand to Sri Lanka, where did China’s anti-Muslim sentiment come from?)
The Initium, April 29, 2019
30 years ago: 150,000 march in Beijing
China Digital Times, April 27, 2019
六四30周年：香港六四纪念馆新址重新开放，负责人仍担忧其未来 (Hong Kong June Fourth Museum reopens ahead of 30th anniversary of massacre, but worries still loom for its future)
BBC, April 26, 2019
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Hong Kong Free Press, April 28, 2019
“王维林挡坦克”大型雕塑 将在美落成 (Life-sized sculpture of “Tank Man” Wang Weilin, to be placed in California’s Liberty Sculpture Park)
Radio Free Asia, April 26, 2019
Tiananmen Square protests and China’s fight for internet control
Al Jazeera, April 26, 2019
China’s Xinjiang crackdown on its Muslim minority is at the heart its Belt and Road project
Hong Kong Free Press, April 28, 2019
UN chief silent on Uighur plight in visit to China
Al Jazeera, April 27, 2019
Uyghur inmates in iconic Xinjiang detention camp photo identified
Radio Free Asia, April 26, 2019
王晨出席青年普法志愿者法治文化基层行活动时强调 加大全民普法力度 建设社会主义法治文化 (Young volunteers mobilized to permeate legal education in society, build “socialist rule of law culture,” says Chairman of China Law Society Wang Chen)
Legal Daily, April 29, 2019
HRIC Note: In the opening ceremony of the project, Wang urges young volunteers to “deeply learn” Xi Jinping’s new theories and strategies for fully governing country by law and actively promote the grand success of China’s “rule of law construct.” He also says the project is a commemoration and glorification of the May Fourth movement
The dangers of having guests over
Bitter Winter, April 28, 2019
“I am out of town traveling right now”: Where is Gao Yu?
Radio Free Asia, April 26, 2019
福建“赤脚律师”纪斯尊刑满未获释 (Fujian barefoot rights defense lawyer Ji Sizun finishes prison sentence, but is not yet free)
Radio Free Asia, April 26, 2019
Tibetan ex-detainee dies after years of bad health following release
Radio Free Asia, April 26, 2019
Two more ethnic Mongolians jailed in China, WeChat groups deleted
Radio Free Asia, April 26, 2019
“We must carry on”: Chinese government critic and liberal icon Xu Zhangrun vows to keep saying “what needs to be said”
South China Morning Post, April 28, 2019
曾聲援佔中九子 傳廣州維權人士被刑拘 (Guangzhou activist detained for wearing “civil disobedience” t-shirt to support Hong Kong Umbrella activists who were sentenced last week)
The Stand News, April 28, 2019
Foxconn tycoon’s bid for Taiwan presidency hits feminist storm
Agence France-Presse, April 26, 2019
丝绸之路沿线民间组织合作网络成员已达310家，涉及69国 (Beijing-backed China NGO Network for International Exchanges says 310 civil organizations from 69 countries have joined Belt and Road civil cooperation network)
The Paper, April 28, 2019
加专家:加拿大应展现强硬态度，正面迎击中国的挑衅 (Four months into Michael Kovrig’s detention, Canadian expert urges stronger measures to counter China’s provocation)
Radio Free Asia, April 27, 2019
China installed its top cop to steer Interpol. Then he disappeared.
Wall Street Journal, April 26, 2019
维族代表遭逐出联合国 中籍前官员: 捍卫祖国利益 (Former Under-Secretary-General to the UN, Wu Hongbo, confirms he ordered the chairman of World Uyghur Congress to be expelled from a UN forum in 2017)
Deutsche Welle, April 26, 2019
How Huawei’s leaked involvement in 5G network shows UK out of step with allies on dangers of China
Independent, April 28, 2019
“No country poses a broader, more severe intelligence collection threat than China,” says FBI chief Christopher Wray
Agence France-Presse, April 27, 2019
「海康威視」監控鏡頭入侵英國政府國會 議員憂國安要求禁用 (Reports: Hikvision security cameras to be installed in U.K. government buildings; parliament members raise concerns)
Radio Free Asia, April 26, 2019
Crowds return to Hong Kong streets to protest extradition law
Wall Street Journal, April 28, 2019
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【逃犯條例】13萬人上街反送中 民陣：如不撤回將包圍立法會 (Civil Human Rights Front, organizer of march, says they will have no choice but to call for LegCo siege if government refuses to retract extradition law amendment)
Inmediahk.net, April 28, 2019反送中遊行萬人空巷 張建宗：人數多寡非重點 有必要堵塞法律漏洞 (Standing by extradition law, Matthew Cheung, Chief Secretary for Administration: “It doesn’t matter how many people”)
The Stand News, April 28, 2019In Pictures: 130,000 protest looming China extradition law, say organisers, after Hong Kong jails Umbrella Movement leaders
Hong Kong Free Press, April 28, 2019
Give Hong Kong legislators power to veto fugitive deals as extra safeguard amid controversy over proposed extradition changes, says law professor Simon Young
South China Morning Post, April 28, 2019
逃離《逃犯條例》第一天，林榮基抵台：「不回香港了」(Hong Kong bookseller Lam Wing-kee flees to Taiwan over extradition fears; after first day in Taiwan declares, “I’m not going to come back to Hong Kong”)
The Initium, April 27, 2019
Occupy ringleaders to be sent to maximum security prisons, as scholars call on University of Hong Kong to delay disciplinary proceedings against Benny Tai
South China Morning Post, April 26, 2019
To recover from the Occupy protests, we need to remember how Hong Kong got into this mess
South China Morning Post, April 29, 2019
Reporting on China in Africa is too binary. What needs to be done to fix it
The Conversation, April 28, 2019
法夢：六問解讀佔中案量刑判決 (Law Lay Dream: 6 questions to understand sentencing in Occupy Central case)
The Initium, April 27, 2019
Amid China’s storm, Hong Kong holds fast to its umbrella
Globe and Mail, April 27, 2019
“No need to worry”: Hong Kong museum commemorating 1989 Tiananmen Massacre opens amid protests
Hong Kong Free Press, April 26, 2019
Veteran of 1989 democracy movement in Tiananmen Square dies suddenly
Radio Free Asia, April 25, 2019
30 years ago: China bans pro-student newspaper
China Digital Times, April 25, 2019
【六四30周年】《人民日報》4.26社論 劉銳紹感嘆：影響禍國殃民，今日香港見鬼魂 (Veteran journalist speaks about People’s Daily’s commentary published on April 26, 1989: Editorial’s influence ruined the country and its people, and its ghost is seen in Hong Kong today)
Citizen News, April 26, 2019
UN Secretary-General should press Xi on mass detentions: Publicly urge end to repression of Turkic Muslims in Xinjiang
Human Rights Watch, April 25, 2019
Clarification of Keriya Etika Mosque’s current situation
Medium, April 22, 2019
维权人士吴淦家人为其申诉 (Jailed 709 lawyer Wu Jian tortured in prison, family seeks to raise legal claim)
Voice of America, April 25, 2019
China slaps travel ban on another human rights lawyer
Radio Free Asia, April 25, 2019
The Chinese Communist Party’s latest propaganda target: Young minds
The Diplomat, April 26, 2019
China wants to use the power of global media to dispel Belt and Road debt risks
Quartz, April 26, 2019
教育部副部长：积极推动“一带一路”沿线国家中外合作办学 (China to promote education collaboration with Belt and Road countries, says Ministry of Education)
The Paper, April 25, 2019HRIC Note:According to Vice Minister Tian, China is developing a “coalition” of higher education. In 2018, more than 40,000 students in Belt and Road countries were awarded Chinese government scholarships, China signed agreements on mutual recognition of academic qualifications with two dozen countries, and China has built 154 Confucius Institutes in 54 countries.
Taiwan to review issue of Chinese government subsidies: Mainland Affairs Council
Focus Taiwan, April 25, 2019
Chinese construction worker left jobless after exposing the dangers of flimsy safety helmets
What’s On Weibo, April 25, 2019
Tibetan advocacy group demands China release Panchen Lama ahead of his 30th birthday
Radio Free Asia, April 24, 2019
Activists say new Canadian group supporting China's control of Tibet is a front for Beijing
National Post, April 24, 2019
The battle for China’s spirit: Falun Gong
Freedom House, April 24, 2019
中国重塑调整“一带一路”，回应外界批评
China retools vast global building push criticized as bloated and predatory
The New York Times, April 26, 2019
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孔杰荣等呼吁北京在一带一路峰会期间宣布解决海外劳工权利问题计划 (Scholars urge Beijing to take action on labor rights of overseas workers for Belt and Road projects)
Voice of America, April 25, 2019
Three-self church destroyed to the ground in minutes
Bitter Winter, April 25, 2019
北京：坐地铁“霸座”、饮食等或将纳入个人信用不良信息 (Beijing proposes amendments to transport regulations: Eating and drinking in subway, fare evasion, and taking another’s assigned seat to be registered in social credit score)
The Paper, April 25, 2019
Beijing’s P2P owners and senior executives hit with travel ban as China cracks down on online lending
South China Morning Post, April 25, 2019
China’s efforts to cut pollution in Beijing may make it worse overall
New Scientist, April 24, 2019
Malcolm Turnbull says he urged Trump to develop 5G mobile networks
The Guardian, April 26, 2019
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IEEE Spectrum, April 23, 2019What are the main security risks of using Huawei for 5G?
Financial Times, April 25, 2019
Who owns Huawei? The company tried to explain. It got complicated.
The New York Times, April 25, 2019
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Huawei fights back against claim in research paper that it is government funded and controlled
South China Morning Post, April 25, 2019
Democrat Alvin Yeung puts forward last-ditch plan to counter Hong Kong’s China extradition law update
Hong Kong Free Press, April 26, 2019
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【逃犯條例】楊岳橋提私人草案 修例賦域外法權處理殺人案 (Civic Party’s Alvin Yeung files private bill proposing extraterritorial jurisdiction of Hong Kong courts to handle murder case that happened in Taiwan, as counter-proposal to government’s amendments)
Ming Pao, April 25, 2019
反同婚民建聯鄭泳舜 獲林鄭委任平機會成員 (Carrie Lam appoints pro-Beijing legislator who vocally opposes same-sex marriage as committee member of Equal Opportunities Commission)
The Stand News, April 26, 2019
Possible appeal for jailed Umbrella Movement activists as lawyers question long prison term
Hong Kong Free Press, April 25, 2019
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Hong Kong Free Press, April 25, 2019接受內地官媒訪問 曾偉雄：若再聞違法達義，必直斥其非 裁決警醒市民 (Former police chief who oversaw Umbrella Movement says any future suggestions of “achieving justice by violating the law” must be criticized, conviction is a warning to Hong Kong citizens)
The Stand News, April 25, 2019
何君堯去信港大校委會主席李國章 要求立即革除戴耀廷 (Legislator Junius Ho writes to council of University of Hong Kong demanding immediate dismissal of Benny Tai, following conviction)
The Stand News, April 25, 2019
Hong Kong’s new ombudsman tells government to get a move on with “freedom of information” law her office recommended
South China Morning Post, April 25, 2019
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Paperwork destroyed by Hong Kong government would be five times higher than the world’s tallest building Burj Khalifa if stacked together
South China Morning Post, April 25, 2019
Amnesty International Hong Kong says it has been targeted by sophisticated state hackers
Hong Kong Free Press, April 25, 2019
China’s Uyghur “re-education” centers and the ghosts of totalitarians past
War on the Rocks, April 25, 2019
吳宗鑾：九子量刑，「悔意」和「公民抗命」有待法庭釐清 (Court’s use of “regret” and “civil disobedience” in sentencing of Umbrella 9 calls for explanation, says Chris Ng of Progressive Lawyers Group)
The Initium, April 25, 2019
The missing voices at China’s Belt and Road summit
The Diplomat, April 25, 2019
谷歌前工程师：我为何反对“蜻蜓”项目
I used to work for Google. I am a conscientious objector
The New York Times, April 26, 2019
【六四三十】中學教師花十年寫「六四」書 真名出版不怕成「逃犯」(School teacher uses 10 years to write book on June Fourth and 1989 movement, will be published using his real name)
Inmediahk.net, April 25, 2019
八九学运人士张健传出因病去世 (1989 student movement activist Zhang Jian dies from sudden illness)
Deutsche Welle, April 24, 2019
China places dissidents, petitioners under surveillance ahead of forum
Radio Free Asia, April 24, 2019
Widow of Mao Zedong’s secretary Li Rui sues in Chinese court to demand return of diaries from Stanford University
South China Morning Post, April 25, 2019
无法向微信好友发淘宝、抖音链接，腾讯被提反垄断诉讼 (Lawyer sues Tencent for infringement of freedom of communication, antitrust violations because he could not send Taobao and Douyin links within WeChat)
The Paper, April 24, 2019
The Communist Youth League announces plans to send a new generation “down to the countryside”
Jamestown Foundation, April 24, 2019
Is this the end of Belt and Road, or just the beginning?
ChinaFile, April 24, 2019
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China’s Belt and Road cracks down on corruption in image revamp
Bloomberg, April 23, 2019
China’s maritime ambitions are becoming more evident
The Economist, April 23, 2019
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Xi proposes building maritime community with shared future
Xinhua, April 23, 2019
The Chinese state-owned tech company helping to keep the heart of Western capitalism beating
South China Morning Post, April 25, 2019
Made in China, exported to the world: The surveillance state
The New York Times, April 24, 2019
时事大家谈：解析华为所有权：它究竟是私企还是国企？(Experts discuss Huawei’s ownership: Is it a truly a private company or effectively a state-owned enterprise?)
Voice of America, April 24, 2019
19 reactions to the Umbrella Movement sentences: Democrats, foreign gov’ts and int’l NGOs decry jailings
Hong Kong Free Press, April 24, 2019
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【佔中九子案】千人要求釋放政治犯 朱耀明重申爭取民主無罪 (A thousand people gather in candle-light gathering outside Lai Chi Kok detention centre, demanding release of political prisoners)
Inmediahk.net, April 24, 2019【佔中九子案】邵家臻入獄梁繼昌稱心情沉重 專業議政將助臻辦續運作 (LegCo “Professionals Guild” to assist Bottle Siu’s office in continuing work for remainder of term)
Inmediahk.net, April 24, 2019佔中案記者手記：囚車載著他們離開那一刻 (Umbrella 9 case reporter’s note: The moment the prisoner transport took them away)
The Initium, April 24, 2019
Alibaba boss Jack Ma urges Hong Kong to digitise governance in smart city push, saying data is like “golden sand”
South China Morning Post, April 24, 2019
The Guardian view on Huawei: If May wants to trust, we must keep verifying
The Guardian, April 24, 2019
30 years ago: Violent protests reported in China
China Digital Times, April 24, 2019
China using US-made satellites to boost its police and military power and quash protests in Tibet and Xinjiang, report says
Agence France-Presse, April 24, 2019
內地記者高瑜完成服刑 指自己從沒認罪 (Mainland journalist Gao Yu finishes prison term: “I never confessed”)
Radio Television Hong Kong, April 24, 2019
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敢言媒体人高瑜刑满释放 被带离北京避一带一路峰会 (Vocal journalist immediately brought on “vacation” upon release from prison term as Beijing amps up “peacekeeping” for BRI summit)
Voice of America, April 23, 2019
“保障无罪的人不受刑事追究”正式写入检察官法 (“Protect the innocent from criminal liability” now officially written in new procurator law)
The Paper, April 23, 2019
《中华人民共和国法官法》修订通过，10月1日起施行 (Amendment to Judges Law of the People's Republic of China passed, effective starting October 1st)
The Paper, April 23, 2019
Leica's promo video referencing Tiananmen Square massacre went viral on Chinese social media. Then, it disappeared.
Global Voices, April 23, 2019
全国“扫黄打非”办：国内最大涉黄直播平台之一“爱美人”被摧毁 平台运营团伙的7人被判刑 (Streaming platform closed down for spreading vulgar content, operators sentenced to imprisonment of 1 year or more)
Legal Daily, April 23, 2019
全国“扫黄打非”办：一定程度上软色情比真色情更可怕 (Office for “Eradicating pornography and illegal publications” to expand work on “soft pornography” after Durex commercial, says vulgar ads “promote sexual hints” and is “discriminatory against women”)
Legal Daily, April 23, 2019
Overseas tech workers warn of “race to bottom” in China overtime row
Radio Free Asia, April 23, 2019
教堂被拆 庆祝活动受阻：不平安的复活节 (Unpeaceful Easter as church demolished and Christians warned not to partake in celebratory activities)
Radio Free Asia, April 23, 2019
最後一個月：台灣同婚將上路，跨國伴侶「一國三制」未解 (The last mile to same-sex marriage in Taiwan, yet “one country, three systems” obstacle for cross-straight couples remains unsolved)
The Initium, April 24, 2019
US accuses engineer Xiaoqing Zheng and businessman Zhang Zhaoxi of stealing secrets, spying on General Electric to aid China
South China Morning Post, April 24, 2019
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被指受中国资助 美籍华裔工程师被控经济间谍 (Chinese American engineer charged with economic espionage and stealing trade secrets, with financial support and other aid from Chinese government)
Voice of America, April 24, 2019
China to recalibrate Belt and Road, defend scheme against criticism
Reuters, April 24, 2019
China’s Xi urges closer naval ties amid regional tensions
Associated Press, April 23, 2019
China: “Belt and Road” projects should respect rights
Human Rights Watch, April 21, 2019
May to ban Huawei from providing 'core' parts of UK 5G network
The Guardian, April 24, 2019
China Unicom to launch 5G trial network in major cities
Sina English, April 24, 2019
Hong Kong’s leading Umbrella Movement activists handed jail sentences
Hong Kong Free Press, April 24, 2019
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Hong Kong Occupy leaders jailed over 2014 protests
Financial Times, April 24, 2019邵家臻判刑 8 個月 梁君彥：謹慎處理任何禠奪議員資格議案 (“Will carefully handle any motion to disqualify legislators”, says LegCo Chairman as lawmaker Bottle Siu receives 8-month prison sentence)
The Stand News, April 24, 2019【九子判刑】陳淑莊判刑前驗出腦瘤 直徑4.2厘米 將做切除手術及放射治療 (Tanya Chan discovers brain tumour just before sentencing, to undergo surgery and therapy, judge allows adjournment of sentencing to June 10th)
The Stand News, April 24, 2019【佔中九子案-圖輯】在囹圄高牆前 發出最後的自由之聲 (Umbrella 9 in pictures: on the eve of sentencing, a cry for freedom)
HK01, April 23, 2019
耶魯大學港生撐黃傘 校園地標奏《海闊天空》支持佔中九子 (They can’t jail us all: Students in Yale University rally in support of Umbrella 9)
The Stand News, April 24, 2019
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亂世當中，誰能無責；海不能隔，公民呼應 — 台灣公民團體聲援佔中九子 (In a world of chaos, who is burdenless? -- Taiwan civil organizations’ joint statement in support of Umbrella 9)
The Stand News, April 24, 2019【九子判刑】台灣陸委會深表遺憾：印證一國兩制未能尊重保障民眾政治權利 (Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council express “deep regrets” over Umbrella 9 sentencing: “proof that One Country Two Systems cannot respect and protect political rights)
The Stand News, April 24, 2019
Hong Kong publishers fear intensified censorship as city’s biggest book distributor SUP announces move to mainland China
South China Morning Post, April 24, 2019
Judge in LGBT civil union legal challenge rejects bid by Hong Kong Catholic diocese and conservative groups to join litigation
South China Morning Post, April 23, 2019
晚報：港大民研將於7月起脫離香港大學，獨立後更名「香港民意研究所」(Top pollster program to split from University of Hong Kong and operate as independent body starting July, turning to public donations and crowdfunding)
The Initium, April 23, 2019
台灣理所當然的校園自治，被「黨」管的中國大學想都不敢想 (The natural self-governance in Taiwan’s universities is bewildering taboo for party-ruled Chinese counterparts)
The News Lens, April 24, 2019
Protesting in the name of science: The legacy of China’s May Fourth movement
SupChina, April 24, 2019
Seeing the forest for the trees: Why a lawyers’ group published Hong Kong’s first Rule of Law Report
Progressive Lawyers Group, April 23, 2019
當「指鹿為馬」變成了「國民的身份意識」(When “saying the deer is a horse” becomes part of national identity)
The Stand News, April 23, 2019
US and China must stop “race to bottom” in blocking academic visas, say American scholars
South China Morning Post, April 23, 2019
认同六四镇压者 空函抗议纪念馆重开 (Hong Kong’s June Fourth memorial museum becomes target of protest by crackdown supporters, demanding relocation)
Radio France Internationale, April 22, 2019
“六四酒案”三公民 遭即时监控 (Three activists on suspended sentence in “June Fourth liquor case” forced to wear surveillance smart-watches, with geo-location, voice-recording functions for full-time monitoring)
Radio Free Asia, April 22, 2019
时隔4个月后 李明哲妻子获准赴中国大陆探望丈夫 (After 4 months, wife of jailed Lee Ming-che finally allowed to visit husband in prison)
Radio France Internationale, April 20, 2019
參與江蘇山東示威 退伍軍人維權 18人判囚 (18 retired soldiers jailed for 2-6 years for participating in protests in Shandong)
Ming Pao, April 20, 2019
唐荆陵出狱倒计时 旧金山华人领馆发声 (Jailed rights lawyer Tang Jingling to be released end of April, wife protests outside Chinese embassy in San Francisco)
Radio Free Asia, April 19, 2019
管得极细：禁宗教算命 打斗游戏不能出现颜色液体 (New regulations on video games approvals broadens content ban: no English in name, no religious superstition or fortune telling, no “colored liquids” in combat games, developers who fail to maintain censorship after approval will be put on credit-blacklist for enterprises)
Radio France Internationale, April 22, 2019
Minitrue: Don’t report on Jasic sentencing
China Digital Times, April 22, 2019
Xi Jinping calls for more “political guidance” in bid to win over young Chinese
South China Morning Post, April 20, 2019
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習近平促加強研究五四精神 引導青年聽黨話跟黨走 (Xi Jinping urges deeper studies on spirit of May Fourth movement, stresses guidance on youth to listen to and follow the Party)
Ming Pao, April 20, 2019
Leica regrets “misunderstandings or false conclusions” over Tiananmen Massacre “Tank Man” promo
Agence France-Presse, April 20, 2019
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六四广告惊现“坦克人”走红 徕卡镜头惹争议 (Leica video sparks controversy for depicting June Fourth Tank Man; denounces ownership of video)
BBC, April 19, 2019Minitrue: Delete all traces of “Tank Man” Leica ad
China Digital Times, April 22, 2019
微信发言入罪 南京学者郭泉再遭拘押 (Nanjing scholar Guo Quan detained again over messages on WeChat)
Radio Free Asia, April 19, 2019
老子今译遭撤项 疑似影射习近平 (Laozi studies publication taken down for having “severe political problems”)
Radio France Internationale, April 19, 2019
微软员工力挺996.ICU 要求微软顶住中国政府压力 (Microsoft employees voice support for “996.ICU” campaign on GitHub, urges company to hold firm against pressure from PRC government)
Voice of America, April 23, 2019
“They’re not guilty, they have caring hearts”: Chinese workers demand release of labour rights activists
Agence France-Presse, April 23, 2019
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湖南尘肺工人上书呼吁释放帮助维权的自媒体编辑 (Hunan workers suffering from silicosis issue joint-letter urging release of jailed rights activists)
Voice of America, April 22, 2019“Separated again by a high wall”: The love story of Chinese feminist Zheng Churan and detained labour rights activist Wei Zhili
Made in China Journal, April 21, 2019
Construction worker loses job after exposing low-quality helmets
SupChina, April 22, 2019
【專訪】人權藝術獎得主蕭偉恒 以創作回應社會 (Interview with Siu Wai-Hang, winner of Hong Kong Human Rights Arts Prize)
Inmediahk.net, April 20, 2019
Wary of Chinese espionage, Houston Cancer Center chose to fire 3 scientists
The New York Times, April 22, 2019
政院再修法：禁中資在台刊播公投廣告、散布假訊息可判3年 (Taiwan passes new law amendments to ban China-funded entities from directly or indirectly publish election-related material, new criminal penalty for spreading fake-news)
The New Lens, April 18, 2019
Death of Filipino helper whose chronic illness could have been treated with medication puts focus back on conditions for domestic workers in Hong Kong
South China Morning Post, April 21, 2019
【逃犯條例】建制派研繞過法案委員會審議 楊岳橋：無所不用其極、歇斯底里 (As pro-democracy lawmakers stage filibustering, rumours say pro-Beijing camp considering surpassing bills committee review to resume second-reading of extradition laws amendment bill)
The Stand News, April 18, 2019
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Canada worried about implications of new extradition treaty between Hong Kong and China
The Globe and Mail, April 18, 2019
When China and the US wage a visa war against each other’s scholars, nobody wins
South China Morning Post, April 23, 2019
The Occupy 9 trial shows Hong Kong’s judicial standards are out of line with the rest of the world’s
Hong Kong Free Press, April 21, 2019
“I have revised my idea of what a Uighur heroine should be”
China File, April 19, 2019
Scrutiny of ties to spreading Xinjiang surveillance intensifies
China Digital Times, April 18, 2019
Uyghur businessman dies following heart attack in Xinjiang political “re-education camp”
Radio Free Asia, April 18, 2019
China sentences military veterans for protesting
Associated Press, April 19, 2019
Fears grow over health of detained Tiananmen protest veteran [Zhou Yongjun]
Radio Free Asia, April 19, 2019
Veteran Chinese dissident Wang Xizhe demands answers after he is refused entry to Hong Kong
South China Morning Post, April 18, 2019
Mother detained after Chinese vaccine protest
Channel NewsAsia, April 17, 2019
China’s censored histories: Commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre
Global Voices, April 17, 2019
China Bans the Word “Leica” on Social Media
Gizmodo, April 19, 2019
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Camera firm distances itself from Tiananmen Square advert
The Guardian, April 19, 2019Leica China video sparks backlash over Tiananmen Square image
BBC, April 19, 2019
China exporting its media “black hole” to other territories: Press freedom report
Radio Free Asia, April 19, 2019
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Reporters Without Borders, April 2019
Retired Chinese doctor incommunicado after calling Tiananmen massacre a “crime”
Radio Free Asia, April 18, 2019
Office workers in China organise a rare online labour movement
The Economist, April 17, 2019
30 years ago: Thousands chant for democracy
China Digital Times, April 19, 2019
Guangzhou encourages citizens to report illegal religious activities, including Foreign NGO Law violations
ChinaFile, April 19, 2019
China takes aim at Swedish activist as it ramps up ‘foreign infiltration’ propaganda
South China Morning Post, April 19, 2019
China asks Britain for help to boost image of Belt and Road Initiative
South China Morning Post, April 19, 2019
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[China’s Ambassador to the UK, Liu Xiaoming:] UK can take giant strides on China’s ‘new silk road’
Evening Standard, April 17, 2019
China says Silk Road not geopolitical tool, understands concerns
Reuters, April 19, 2019
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[China’s Ambassador to the UK, Liu Xiaoming:] UK can take giant strides on China’s ‘new silk road’
Evening Standard, April 17, 2019
Larung Gar Buddhist Academy closes to new enrollment as China tightens controls
Radio Free Asia, April 19, 2019
China’s credit system stops the sale of over 26 million plane and train tickets
South China Morning Post, April 18, 2019
U.S. Scholar Who Advises Trump Says China Blocked His Visa Application
The New York Times, April 18, 2019
How China’s Canadian lobbyists blurred the lines of PR, journalism and political activism
South China Morning Post, April 18, 2019
Chinese culture gradually penetrates Indonesia
The Diplomat, April 18, 2019
Airline employee pleads guilty to working as agent for Chinese government
The Washington Post, April 17, 2019
Huawei’s claim of 100% employee ownership false, may be state-owned: paper
TechNode, April 19, 2019
“Haters like to pick on China”: Huawei exec defends video surveillance
Sydney Morning Herald, April 19, 2019
Celebrating cybersecurity
China Media Project, April 19, 2019
Where is Huawei banned from working on critical networks?
The Guardian, April 19, 2019
Amazon admits defeat against Chinese e-commerce rivals like Alibaba and JD.com
The Verge, April 18, 2019
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Amazon’s e-commerce adventure in China proved too much of a jungle
Wall Street Journal, April 18, 2019
New China extradition law delayed at Hong Kong legislature as democrats stall debate"
Hong Kong Free Press, April 19, 2019
[Benny Tai:]"There will be darker times ahead for Hong Kong but the sun will rise again"
Amnesty International, April 19, 2019
In full: Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam submits report to Beijing on banning pro-independence party, makes doc public
Hong Kong Free Press, April 19, 2019
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Crackdown on Hong Kong independence will continue, city’s leader Carrie Lam vows in report to Beijing on banning of separatist party
South China Morning Post, April 18, 2019
Hong Kong journalists “pressured not to mention independence”: Survey
Radio Free Asia, April 18, 2019
China's political system helps advance its artificial intelligence
Voice of America, April 19, 2019
Taiwan LSE row: Censoring the ‘World Upside Down’ would be no way to treat a work of art
Hong Kong Free Press, April 19, 2019
[Minxin Pei:] Xi Jinping’s intolerance of dissent within government heightens the risk of Chinese policy mistakes
South China Morning Post, April 18, 2019
“Surviving China”: Uyghur voices from Xinjiang and Guantanamo
Bitter Winter, April 15, 2019
Holocaust survivor: “The past is repeating itself”
Radio Free Asia, April 17, 2019
Chinese rights lawyer's wife uses birthday to mark “disappearance”
Radio Free Asia, April 17, 2019
