Tag: China
Hong Kong: The political subtext behind the resignations of overseas non-permanent...
Human rights activists have been criticizing the NPJs for their complicit role in the political prosecution of dissidents.
Jimmy Lai biographer: Trial is a ‘sham,’ but faith gives him...
“I think there’s no case to offer,” he added. “But of course, I’m not a national security law judge in Hong Kong.”
Colleagues of VOA Uyghur journalist jailed for their links to him
“Their arrest was not a random occurrence,” Kashgar said. “These individuals have committed no crimes.”
Philippines accuses Chinese boats of ‘dangerous’ actions in high seas medivac
In a series of videos released by the Philippine Coast Guard, a Chinese-flagged inflatable speedboat is seen bumping into Philippine vessels
Gov’t probes alleged bribes, release of Chinese prisoners in border province
After their arrest, they were brought to Stung Treng, where they were convicted of trespassing and sentenced to four months in prison
Tiananmen Square massacre protest torch passes to the next generation
Many Gen Z activists now take part in the massacre memorial activities, but also have their own sources of inspiration.
New school for overseas Tibetan kids aims to preserve language
The move comes as China intensifies its policies to suppress — or even eradicate — Tibetan and other ethnic languages and cultures
Tiananmen: ‘It’s that time of year…’
"What happened 35 years ago has left a deep wound in parts of our psyche, even as it has been buried and healed"
Hong Kong High Court finds 14 democracy activists guilty of subversion
Western countries including the United States and Britain have criticized the security law as a setback for freedoms in the city
Don’t talk to media, Tiananmen massacre families warned ahead of June...
"We have all been told not to give interviews to journalists in our homes because the anniversary of June 4 is nearly here"