【逆權運動】烏克蘭女生在港首嚐催淚煙 憶Winter On Fire：警察隨時把你擊斃 就是人民革命的原因 (A Ukranian’s first taste of tear gas in Hong Kong: “When the police can shoot you any time, that’s a reason for revolution”)
Apple Daily, August 13, 2019
Hong Kong protesters: how could China intervene?
BBC News, August 13, 2019
Hong Kong’s future hangs by a thread
Financial Times, August 13, 2019
Views from behind bars: can Hong Kong’s imprisoned activists make their voices heard?
Hong Kong Free Press, August 13, 2019
Opinion: Chinese military intervention in Hong Kong would be costly
Deutsche Welle, August 13, 2019
Commentary: Why it’s not in Beijing’s interest to rock the Hong Kong boat
Channel News Asia, August 13, 2019
Muslim women “sterilised” in China detention camps, say former detainees
Independent, August 12, 2019
China builds more secret “re-education camps” to detain Uighur Muslims despite global outcry over human suffering
Independent, August 12, 2019
探寻新疆拘禁营“关闭”真相
China said it closed Muslim detention camps. There’s reason to doubt that.
The New York Times, August 9, 2019
Uyghur mother, daughters deported to China from Turkey
Radio Free Asia, August 9, 2019
Police question brother of detained “Changsha Three” activist after wife's complaint
Radio Free Asia, August 12, 2019
周永康儿媳维权案律师陈建刚披露为何举家逃亡 (“They put guns to my sons’ head”: Chen Jiangang, rights lawyer who represented Zhou Yongkang’s daughter-in-law, explains why he fled to the U.S.)
Voice of America, August 10, 2019
Fashion firms apologise for implying Taiwan and Hong Kong separate from China
The Guardian, August 12, 2019
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Versace in trouble for tops implying Hong Kong is not part of China, brand ambassador Yang Mi “outraged”
South China Morning Post, August 11, 2019Versace apologizes for mislabeling HK, Macau as countries on T-shirt
Sina, August 12, 2019
Taipei protests over UN Women listing Taiwan as province of China
South China Morning Post, August 12, 2019
Support for Hong Kong protesters lands Taiwan politician in hot water
South China Morning Post, August 12, 2019
China’s influence on campus chills free speech in Australia, New Zealand
The Washington Post, August 9, 2019
連登仔再眾籌 全球登報揭露香港警暴 一小時籌過百萬美元速達標 (Over USD 1 million raised in one hour: Hong Kongers start crowdfunded global ad campaign again to disclose police violence)
Stand News, August 12, 2019
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Hong Kong protesters raise US$1.97 million for international ad campaign as they accuse police of “war crimes” and using “chemical weapons”
South China Morning Post, August 12, 2019
How Hong Kong’s young protesters learned on the hoof and built a reserve of protective gear, and a network of drivers to transport it to demonstrations
South China Morning Post, August 11, 2019
CoCo Bubble Tea in Hot Water over Pro-Hong Kong Text on Receipts
What’s On Weibo, August 9, 2019
How the Hong Kong Protests Are Discussed on Chinese Social Media
What’s On Weibo, August 9, 2019
Any violent crackdown in Hong Kong would be “completely unacceptable”, says US Senate leader
Reuters, August 13, 2019
Beijing warns of “signs of terrorism” in violent unrest in Hong Kong
South China Morning Post, August 12, 2019
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Protesters shut down Hong Kong airport as China warns of “terrorism,” raising fears of military crackdown
The Washington Post, August 12, 2019China just labeled the Hong Kong protesters as “terrorists”
Vice News, August 12, 2019
Chinese armed police truck convoy rolls into city near Hong Kong
South China Morning Post, August 12, 2019
UK told to stop meddling in HK's affairs
Sina, August 12, 2019
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“Simply wrong”: China slams Raab after call to Hong Kong chief executive
Independent, August 11, 2019
Chinese propaganda goes tech-savvy to reach a new generation
The Conversation, August 11, 2019
Beijing Blames Hong Kong Protests On American “Black Hands”
SupChina, August 9, 2019
Beijing Approves First Guardianship Case For Same-Sex Couple
SupChina, August 9, 2019
Video: Hong Kong police make bloody arrest, assisted by officers suspected to be undercover as protesters
Hong Kong Free Press, August 12, 2019
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銅鑼灣有穿黑衣男子協助警方拘捕示威者 警方暫未回覆 (Police disguised as protesters arrest bloodied protesters, refuse to show identification when questioned by journalists)
TVB News, August 11, 2019Hong Kong protests: Men disguised as demonstrators help police make arrests
Independent, August 12, 2019Hong Kong protests: brutal undercover police tactics spark outcry
The Guardian, August 12, 2019
Hong Kong police unveil water cannon trucks after new protests
Agence France-Presse, August 12, 2019
市民號召「警察還眼」集會 籲塞爆機場為女傷者「討回雙眼」(“An eye for an eye”: Hong Kongers to occupy airport after female protester was shot in eye by bean bag rounds)
Stand News, August 12, 2019
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Protesters call for mass Hong Kong airport demonstration after woman shot in eye during extradition bill unrest in Tsim Sha Tsui
South China Morning Post, August 12, 2019Hong Kong airport cancels Monday flights amid sit-in protest
Al Jazeera, August 12, 2019Closure of Hong Kong airport shines fresh light on protest movement
The Guardian, August 12, 2019How a fourth day of protests at Hong Kong's airport crippled flights
South China Morning Post, August 12, 2019
港警強力清場致血腥場面：胡椒球槍掃射示威者，港鐵內發射催淚彈，女示威者右眼中布袋彈重傷 (Timeline of forceful dispersal resulting in bloodshed: Tear gas, pepper ball and rubber bullets in MTR stations; protester has eye ruptured by bean bag rounds)
The Initium, August 11, 2019
Hong Kong police shoot projectiles at close range in Tai Koo, as protester suffers ruptured eye in TST
Hong Kong Free Press, August 12, 2019
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Hong Kong: Police should exercise restraint to avoid escalating violence
Amnesty International, August 12, 2019
香港警民衝突燒進地鐵站：港警於葵芳、太古地鐵站內射催淚彈、濃煙瀰漫 (Tear gas and rubber bullets in MTR stations in Kwai Fong and Tai Koo as riot-squad chase protesters)
The News Lens, August 12, 2019
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The Guardian, August 12, 2019Hong Kong convulsed by protest as police fire tear gas into subway
The New York Times, August 11, 2019
荃灣二陂坊衝突 防暴警搜車未拘白衣人 (White-shirted gangs attack again in Tsuen Wan, no arrests made as police leave the scene to search citizens’ vehicles for protest gear)
Ming Pao, August 12, 2019
【8.12】東區醫院逾 200 醫護 戴頭盔、右眼裹紗布集會 抗議警察暴力 (Doctors and nurses rally in hospital wearing helmets and eyepatches to protest police violence)
Stand News, August 12, 2019
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一群盼望守護香港的醫療人員：將無限期罷工 (Group of medical professionals calls for indefinite strike in response to police brutality)
Inmediahk.net, August 12, 2019
【8.11 被捕者】多人遭移送文錦渡新屋嶺扣留 律師投訴被阻晤當事人 警方掛斷電話 (Lawyers denied meeting with arrested protesters for several hours, police hang up phone when lawyers demand meeting with duty officer)
Stand News, August 12, 2019
國泰內部電郵 警告員工不得支持或參與機場「違法示威」 否則或被解僱 (Cathay Pacific issues internal staff email warning support or participation in “illegal protests” could cause dismissal)
Stand News, August 12, 2019
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Cathay Pacific to comply with China’s “safety” rules over Hong Kong protests
Agence France-Presse, August 11, 2019Cathay Pacific, icon of Hong Kong’s rise, now reflects China’s grip
The New York Times, August 11, 2019Cathay Pacific shares slump after China cracks down on staff protests
Reuters, August 12, 2019
Hong Kong protesters increasingly sympathise with radical action, survey finds, after months of anti-government unrest
South China Morning Post, August 12, 2019
Young, educated and middle class: first field study of Hong Kong protesters reveals demographic trends
South China Morning Post, August 12, 2019
Hong Kong protests take toll on city’s tourism workers as earnings slump 74 per cent on average over past two months
South China Morning Post, August 12, 2019
【多圖】機場萬人集會 市民辦展覽展抗爭文宣 (Protesters holds weekend-long rally in Hong Kong International Airport to urge solidarity from foreigners)
Stand News, August 11, 2019
Hong Kong protesters turn airport into art workshop
Al Jazeera, August 10, 2019
“P is for protest”: Hong Kong families take to the streets in pro-democracy rally
Agence France-Presse, August 10, 2019
Hong Kong Chief Executive rules out concessions to pro-democracy demonstrators
RFI, August 9, 2019
Beijing’s loyalists from Fujian province vow to beat up anti-extradition protesters in Hong Kong
Global Voices, August 9, 2019
Hong Kong delegation invited by UK to attend arms fair in London
The Guardian, August 9, 2019
Hong Kong’s anti-government protesters versus the police: understanding the psychology of hate
South China Morning Post, August 12, 2019
Hong Kong shows the flaws in China’s zero-sum worldview
The Atlantic, August 12, 2019
Would China risk another Tiananmen in Hong Kong?
Agence France-Presse, August 12, 2019
Why fashion brands are rushing to apologize in China
Quartz, August 12, 2019
傘運關鍵詞書寫筆記（六）：從傘運到反修例，「升級」的萬千可能 (Protest vocabularies: From Umbrella Movement to anti-extradition, the endless possibilities of “escalation”)
The Initium, August 11, 2019
Rules of the game have changed in Hong Kong’s protest crisis
South China Morning Post, August 11, 2019
In Hong Kong, what happens now that Beijing has called the protests a “color revolution”?
The Washington Post, August 10, 2019
【特寫】掟磚、放火、塗鴉 警署外的抗爭者們：我們反威權，不是反社會 (Interview with protesters who threw bricks and set fire outside police stations: We are anti-authoritarian, not anti-society)
Stand News, August 10, 2019
Universities are turning a blind eye to Chinese bullies
Foreign Policy, August 9, 2019
As loved ones in China disappear amid crackdown, Uighurs in Japan speak out
Japan Times, August 8, 2019
Uyghur arrived in US cites deportations, frozen assets in Pakistan as impetus for asylum bid
Radio Free Asia, August 7, 2019
Prominent activist Guo Feixiong released from prison in China’s Guangdong
Radio Free Asia, August 8, 2019
China raises reward for informants in Tibet
Radio Free Asia, August 8, 2019
Hong Kong policeman filmed aiming gun at protesters hailed as a hero by Chinese state media
South China Morning Post, August 8, 2019
Why I translate all of Trump's tweets into Chinese
BBC News, August 9, 2019
佳士工運周年 港團體籲警覺唇亡齒寒 (Hong Kong NGOs march to Liaison Office on anniversary of crackdown on Jasic workers)
Ming Pao, August 9, 2019
“人道中国”将为遭暴力镇压的香港“反送中”民众提供人道救援 (Humanitarian China begins fundraising to aid Hong Kong protesters)
Radio Free Asia, August 9, 2019
Sexual harassment at China’s elite Nanjing University in survey spotlight
South China Morning Post, August 8, 2019
China is trying to browbeat Taiwan by keeping its tourists away
The Economist, August 10, 2019
德国联邦议会不改变访华团名单 (German parliament will not change roster for China visit, despite Beijing’s threat to ban member vocal on human rights violations)
Radio France Internationale, August 8, 2019
NATO needs to address China’s rise, says Stoltenberg
Reuters, August 7, 2019
Guangdong police take saliva samples amid fears of nationwide DNA program
Radio Free Asia, August 7, 2019
Chinese cyberhackers “blurring line between state power and crime”
The Guardian, August 8, 2019
Schoolchildren in China work overnight to produce Amazon Alexa devices
The Guardian, August 8, 2019
Two months on and nearly 2,000 rounds of tear gas later, what do Hong Kong’s extradition bill protesters really want?
South China Morning Post, August 9, 2019
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Pro-Beijing group lists its demands
The Standard, August 9, 2019Hong Kong’s summer of rage now a war of attrition
Agence France-Presse, August 8, 2019
Hong Kong airport on alert ahead of fresh wave of protests
Reuters, August 9, 2019
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Protesters plan to swarm Hong Kong’s airport, a symbol of efficiency
The New York Times, August 8, 2019
In Hong Kong, almost everyone, everywhere—including pets—is getting tear gassed
Quartz, August 9, 2019
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警拒回應有否使用過期催淚彈 指武力實測無必要 (At press conference, police refuse to answer questions on use of expired tear gas)
Inmediahk.net, August 9, 2019鄺葆賢等研記者吸催淚氣後症狀 逾 95 % 現久咳、咳血等呼吸系統症狀 728 比 612 清場嚴重 (Medical research reveals frontline journalists show increasingly severe symptoms after exposure to tear gas, despite improving gear)
Stand News, August 9, 2019
大律師石書銘批警濫權嚴重 指增保釋金額及條件製白色恐怖 (Increasingly harsh bail amount, conditions spread chilling effect among protesters, says barrister)
Inmediahk.net, August 9, 2019
The unlikely American target of China’s conspiracy theories on Hong Kong
The New York Times, August 8, 2019
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US calls Beijing a “thuggish regime” for “harassing” American diplomat over Hong Kong meeting with Joshua Wong
South China Morning Post, August 9, 2019
【逃犯條例】視障人士中環默站 控訴政府漠視訴求 (Visually impaired citizens hold silent stand in Central, criticizing government for “turning a blind eye” to protesters’ demands)
HK01, August 8, 2019
Jailed Hong Kong democracy leader Benny Tai sent to solitary confinement over strike action
Hong Kong Free Press, August 8, 2019
Catholics march to call for cooling-off period amid Hong Kong’s political unrest
South China Morning Post, August 8, 2019
Hong Kong police release student leader, who goes straight to hospital
Radio Free Asia, August 8, 2019
Here is where the next revolution may take place in Hong Kong
South China Morning Post, August 9, 2019
Legality and equality are not enough: There is no rule of law in Hong Kong without democracy
Hong Kong Free Press, August 8, 2019
Why does the gov’t care more about attacks on flags and signs than the attacks against Hongkongers?
Hong Kong Free Press, August 9, 2019
Hong Kong: Water cannons pose real danger in hands of trigger-happy police
Amnesty International, August 9, 2019
修例、警權、時代革命——從遊行現場調查看運動焦點 (Extradition law, police powers, revolution of the time: The myriad focuses of the anti-extradition movement)
Ming Pao, August 9, 2019
We need to talk about China: Why Hastie was right to sound the alarm
Sydney Morning Herald, August 8, 2019
Uyghur love in a time of interethnic marriage
SupChina, August 7, 2019
Western academia helps build China’s automated racism
Coda, August 6, 2019
China strips rights lawyer Li Jinxing of licence over “improper” social media comments
South China Morning Post, August 7, 2019
Authorities dismiss petitioning mother’s police brutality claims
Sixth Tone, August 7, 2019
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What the Li Xiujuan story says about petitioning rights in China
Sixth Tone, August 7, 2019
黄琦和母亲提出上诉 代理律师被公安借故刁难 (Huang Qi and his mother Pu Wenqing file appeal against 12-year sentence, lawyer harassed)
Radio Free Asia, August 7, 2019
Mainland China to boycott Golden Horse awards in latest attempt to squeeze Taiwan
South China Morning Post, August 7, 2019
29家世界500强企业官网“问题地图”被整改 (29 of Fortune 500 enterprises have websites “corrected” over “problematic world maps”)
Xinhua, August 7, 2019
China troll army’s battle expeditions leap Great Firewall to target Hong Kong anti-government protests
South China Morning Post, August 7, 2019
The Chinese internet is in love with Budweiser’s Qixi ads featuring same-sex couples
SupChina, August 7, 2019
A student attended a protest at an Australian university. Days later Chinese officials visited his family
Sydney Morning Herald, August 7, 2019
Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong’s “manifesto for global democracy” to be launched in 2020 by British publisher
South China Morning Post, August 7, 2019
US lawmakers are watching Hong Kong, and China isn’t happy about that
The Diplomat, August 8, 2019
Chinese visa for Kailash Mansarovar yatris
Deccan Chronicle, August 8, 2019
China urges Kyrgyzstan to punish villagers who attacked gold mine over environmental concerns
Agence France-Presse, August 7, 2019
New Zealand rebukes China over freedom of speech after student scuffle
Reuters, August 7, 2019
China’s envoys try to rally Europe to Beijing’s side on Hong Kong protests
South China Morning Post, August 7, 2019
The CCP secret plan revealed: Eradicate house churches in two years
Bitter Winter, August 6, 2019
US agencies barred from buying Huawei equipment
Financial Times, August 8, 2019
拒譴責警方 拒赴警總投訴 錢大康：譴責有咩益處？ 浸大學生會發動「罷 Reg」(Baptist University student union, student societies suspend Registration Day procedures for new students, as headmaster refuses to condemn police over arrest of union president)
Stand News, August 8, 2019
Journalists’ union condemns attack on Hong Kong TV station vehicle by protesters during clashes at Wong Tai Sin
South China Morning Post, August 7, 2019
Chinese official calls turmoil in Hong Kong worst since 1997 handover
The New York Times, August 7, 2019
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消息稱張曉明指本港示威似顏色革命 現不宜獨立調查 (Liaison Office says not suitable to establish independent commission of inquiry, protests have characteristics of color revolution)
Radio Television Hong Kong, August 7, 2019
Hong Kong’s justice department denies prosecution of protesters is politically motivated; 3,000 legal professionals take part in second silent march
South China Morning Post, August 7, 2019
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Hong Kong's lawyers march against “political prosecutions”
The Guardian, August 7, 2019一群政府律師：作為法治守護者一員，必須為良知、為公義發聲 (Government counsels issue joint public letter criticizing “rule by law”: “As one of the guardians of rule of law, we must speak out for conscience and justice”)
Stand News, August 7, 2019
Laser pointers are in the spotlight in Hong Kong’s protests and selling briskly. But are they “offensive weapons” and can you be arrested for carrying one?
South China Morning Post, August 8, 2019
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Hongkongers create own harbourfront light show after activist arrested over laser pointer “offensive weapon”
Hong Kong Free Press, August 7, 2019警記者會用「鐳射槍」證物示範燒燶紙 否認妨礙司法公正 (Police criticized for perverting the course of justice by doing public “laser experiment” using evidence without forensic report)
Inmediahk.net, August 7, 2019
“Prepared to die”: Hong Kong protesters embrace hard-core tactics, challenge Beijing
Wall Street Journal, August 6, 2019
If Beijing is considering deploying the PLA in Hong Kong, it should heed the legacy of the Hungarian Revolution and act with care
South China Morning Post, August 8, 2019
Can Carrie Lam, or anyone, defuse the Hong Kong rebellion before the National Day fireworks on October 1?
South China Morning Post, August 8, 2019
Hong Kong’s protests: The political bill for impunity must be paid sooner or later
Hong Kong Free Press, August 7, 2019
The Guardian view on Hong Kong’s protests: No end in sight, and little hope
The Guardian, August 7, 2019
Will Hong Kong unravel?
ChinaFile, August 7, 2019
Hong Kong police given carte blanche to suppress unrest
South China Morning Post, August 7, 2019
“China is in uncharted territory with Hong Kong protests”: Ai Weiwei
Deutsche Welle, August 7, 2019
鏗鏘集：時代革命？(Documentary: What does “Revolution of our time” slogan mean for protesters and Hong Kong as conflict continues to brew?)
Radio Television Hong Kong, August 7, 2019
Hong Kong strikes, and strikes a nerve in Beijing
The New York Times, August 7, 2019
Uighur man threatened with deportation to China arrives in US after urgent appeal
SBS News, August 7, 2019
China, Kyrgyzstan hold joint counter-terrorism exercise
Xinhua, August 7, 2019
Xinjiang authorities detained Uyghur official who quit due to injury in Yarkand incident
Radio Free Asia, August 6, 2019
Activist held in China’s Chongqing over social media comment about Hong Kong
Radio Free Asia, August 6, 2019
李金星律师吊证听证会遭维稳 禁证人作供阻民众旁听 (Closed hearing for rights lawyer Li Jinxing’s license revocation: Audience barred from entering, witness cannot give testimony)
Radio Free Asia, August 6, 2019
大陸暫停影片及人員參加今年台灣金馬獎 (Beijing bans mainland films, actors from participating in Taiwan’s movie awards)
Ming Pao, August 7, 2019
“New McCarthyism” feared in U.S. academy
China Digital Times, August 6, 2019
Taming those migrant bandits
China Media Project, August 6, 2019
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Chinese police mass 12,000 anti-riot officers in Shenzhen for drill
South China Morning Post, August 6, 2019
Hong Kong, mainland Chinese tensions flare again at New Zealand university
South China Morning Post, August 7, 2019
Flag desecration in Hong Kong sparks backlash in China
Inkstone, August 6, 2019
Harry Potter website changes listing from “Taiwan” to “Taiwan, China” following online uproar
Shanghaiist, August 6, 2019
Reincarnation issue solely rests with Dalai: Tibetan head
The Asian Age, August 7, 2019
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America is a strong supporter of Tibet: His Holiness the Dalai Lama
Nepal 24 Hours, August 7, 2019
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Pelosi statement in support of Hong Kong protestors
U.S. Speaker of the House, August 6, 2019
Pence signals openness to sanctions over China's human rights abuses
Axios, August 6, 2019
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Pence meets with representatives of religious groups persecuted in China
The Epoch Times, August 6, 2019
Chinese policeman under investigation for allegedly beating woman appealing for compensation
South China Morning Post, August 6, 2019
China “encroaching” on Germany’s parliament: Green lawmaker
Deutsche Welle, August 6, 2019
Popular Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je offers “another choice” with launch of new political party
Agence France-Presse, August 6, 2019
How people in China are trying to evade Beijing’s digital surveillance
Quartz, August 6, 2019
Chinese scholars establish own academic evaluation system following IEEE’s Huawei ban
Global Times, August 6, 2019
Angry protests and tear gas in Sham Shui Po after arrest of Hong Kong student leader for possessing laser pens
Hong Kong Free Press, August 7, 2019
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浸大學生會長被捕 O 記：休班警搜出十支「鐳射槍」 男子試圖逃走 有合理懷疑犯罪 (Student leader arrested for possessing “offensive weapon” after buying laser pointer)
Stand News, August 6, 2019
Masked protesters hold own press con as Hong Kong NGOs condemn alleged police abuses
Hong Kong Free Press, August 6, 2019
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Hong Kong’s protesters fight a new battlefront: PR
Quartz, August 6, 2019
China warns Hong Kong protesters not to “take restraint for weakness”
The New York Times, August 6, 2019
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Defend your home against radical protesters, Beijing urges Hongkongers amid ongoing extradition bill unrest
South China Morning Post, August 6, 2019
香港警方宣布8.5抓捕148人 最小13岁 (148 arrested in strike, clashes on August 5, youngest 13 years old)
Radio France Internationale, August 6, 2019
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Hong Kong’s peace prospects recede amid teargas and smoke
The Guardian, August 6, 2019Hong Kong police fire 800 tear gas rounds, arrest 148 people during city-wide chaos on Mon
Hong Kong Free Press, August 6, 2019
跨部門繼續譴責 張建宗「學精咗」撐警：警隊代表法律 (“Police represent the law”: Secretary for Administration Matthew Cheung criticizes police station sieges)
Inmediahk.net, August 6, 2019
What “liberate Hong Kong” really means
Inkstone, August 6, 2019
动漫、好莱坞与列侬墙：香港抗议中的流行文化
Fueling the Hong Kong protests: A world of pop-culture memes
The New York Times, August 6, 2019
Turmoil gives Hong Kong its best chance for badly needed political and economic reforms since 1997
South China Morning Post, August 7, 2019
Interview: Why China won't deploy its army in Hong Kong before National Day
Radio Free Asia, August 6, 2019
China’s paramilitary police could crush Hong Kong
Foreign Policy, August 6, 2019
Uygurs locked up as doors open to tourists
Agence France-Presse, August 6, 2019
Chinese rights lawyer Chen Jiangang flees to US to escape “persecution” in China
South China Morning Post, August 5, 2019
Hit Chinese TV show Go Go Squid! investigated for showing map without Taiwan and Hainan
South China Morning Post, August 5, 2019
Hongkongers support protests from afar as flash mobs across US and Canada add oil
South China Morning Post, August 6, 2019
New foreign NGO offices in Tianjin, Guangdong, Shandong; Raising legal awareness in Tibet
ChinaFile NGO Project, August 5, 2019
Same-sex couples in mainland China are naming their partners as legal guardians
SupChina, August 5, 2019
U.S. designates China as currency manipulator for first time in decades
Reuters, August 6, 2019
China may halt French police cooperation over Interpol case
Agence France-Presse, August 6, 2019
Stop interfering in New Zealand’s internal affairs: Act party leader to Chinese consulate general
New Zealand Herald, August 5, 2019
In China, high-tech racial profiling is social policy
Mind Matters News, August 5, 2019
Foreign Agents Registration Act should apply to Confucius Institutes
The Hill, August 5, 2019
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美议员：孔子学院威胁学术自由和国家安全 (Confucius Institutes endanger academic freedom and national security, says US senator)
Radio Free Asia, August 5, 2019
Beijing bars German human rights critic from lawmakers’ technology trip to China
South China Morning Post, August 5, 2019
Meeting with China’s top academics marks the start of annual Beidaihe summit
South China Morning Post, August 3, 2019
Leaked email details corruption cases at Chinese Internet giant
Caixin, August 5, 2019
Promotions and patriotism: “Battle Mode” Huawei sees China smartphone sales surge
Reuters, August 5, 2019
「民間記者會」：抗衡政府一言堂 促請政府停止鎮壓 回應五大訴求 (LIHKG holds press conference to combat government’s monopoly of public narrative)
Stand News, August 6, 2019
Chief Executive Carrie Lam’s reframing of battle with protesters as about sovereignty will fuel anger, observers and pro-Beijing lawmakers warn
South China Morning Post, August 6, 2019
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“Liberate Hong Kong; revolution of our times”: Who came up with this protest chant and why is the government worried?
South China Morning Post, August 6, 2019
市民再到天水圍警署外示威 防暴警拘 76 人 (Citizens rally outside Tin Shui Wai police station in support of female protester who faced humiliating arrest; police arrests 76)
Stand News, August 5, 2019
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Hong Kong police fire tear gas following protest against treatment of female protester
Hong Kong Free Press, August 5, 2019
8.5 七區罷工集會 下午起各區衝突 (Transport paralyzed in the morning; strike-rallies in 7 districts, turn to clashes all around the city)
Inmediahk.net, August 5, 2019
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City on the brink: Hong Kong rocked by clashes, transport bedlam, tear gas in 8 districts and mob attack in North Point
Hong Kong Free Press, August 5, 2019【8.5】荃灣持棍白衣藍衣漢 襲擊示威者 雙方毆鬥遺大量血跡 (Tsuen Wan mob attacks protesters with sticks and knives as protesters fight back and police refuse to arrest)
Stand News, August 6, 2019
Hong Kong police made 420 arrests since June 9; 1,000 tear gas rounds, 160 rubber bullets fired during protests
Hong Kong Free Press, August 5, 2019
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多區衝突造成41人受傷求醫其中2人嚴重 (Hospital Authority reports 41 injured in clashes on August 5)
Radio Television Hong Kong, August 6, 2019
深水埗警署射催淚彈 擊中記者頭部 大公報記者一度被指襲警 (Journalist hit in the head by tear gas canister; Ta Kung Pao reporter briefly detained for protecting him)
Inmediahk, August 5, 2019
論林鄭的新論述 (Carrie Lam’s new narrative on Hong Kong’s protests)
Stand News, August 6, 2019
Lessons from Moscow: How China might handle Hong Kong
The Atlantic, August 6, 2019
「香港人接受了我，讓我和他們一起憤怒，一起流淚。」(“Hong Kong accepted me, let me rage with them, and cry with them”)
Stand News, August 5, 2019
Hong Kong protests broaden despite police crackdown
Human Rights Watch, August 5, 2019
Tokyo’s 2020 Olympics brings China’s human rights record into focus
Hong Kong Free Press, August 4, 2019
Rioting charges strip away our everyday normality, says HK activist Johnson Yeung
The News Lens, August 2, 2019
Activists scramble to prevent Uighur man’s deportation to China
The Guardian, August 3, 2019
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Uyghur man in Qatar fears forced return to China
Radio Free Asia, August 3, 2019
Retired Uyghur finance bureaucrat, 75, “graduates” from Xinjiang internment camp
Radio Free Asia, August 2, 2019
Interview: “Anyone resisting orders will be sent to a concentration camp”
Radio Free Asia, August 2, 2019
“Once their mental state is healthy, they will be able to live happily in society”
ChinaFile, August 2, 2019
China’s mysterious “Bian Kong” system that can bar anyone from entering or leaving the country
South China Morning Post, August 5, 2019
China’s “greatly improved” legal system still depends on confessions extorted by torture
Hong Kong Free Press, August 4, 2019
代理周永康儿媳案遭打压 陈建刚律师逃抵美国 (Rights lawyer Chen Jiangang faces reprisal for representing Zhou Yongkang’s daughter-in-law, flees to U.S.)
Radio Free Asia, August 4, 2019
Translation: “Linyi Prison, what are you afraid of?”
China Digital Times, August 4, 2019
Canada raises detained citizens with China
Agence France-Presse, August 3, 2019
Jailed Tibetan language rights advocate is refused visits from his lawyers
Radio Free Asia, August 2, 2019
Beijing stands behind Hong Kong police in state media while local officials insist anti-extradition protests are under control
South China Morning Post, August 2, 2019
黑衣游行声援反送中 台湾街头剧重演香港示威场 (Taiwan activists reenact Hong Kong protests in support of anti-extradition movement)
Radio Free Asia, August 4, 2019
After vandals trash Canadian university’s Hong Kong-protest Lennon Wall, student society blasts “bullying” and vows to set up mobile replacement
South China Morning Post, August 3, 2019
A boy, a girl and two mothers: How a trailblazing Chinese lesbian couple are creating a family
South China Morning Post, August 3, 2019
长年关注中国人权 德国议员遭北京抵制 (Beijing targets German parliament member for speaking out on human rights issues, blocks her participation in delegation to China)
Deutsche Welle, August 4, 2019
10 萬白宮聯署達標 兩黨議員正式去信國務卿 要求美國停止出售武器予香港黑警 (U.S. senators issue joint letter to Secretary of State requesting export ban of crowd control equipment to Hong Kong police after citizen petition reaches 100,000 signers)
Stand News, August 3, 2019
China’s ambassador to US blames “ill-intentioned” external forces for Hong Kong protests
South China Morning Post, August 3, 2019
Taiwan slams China’s decision to freeze individual travel to Taiwan
The Diplomat, August 3, 2019
Hong Kong civil servants protest in defiance of loyalty order
The Guardian, August 2, 2019
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轟政治中立遭片面解釋 王永平：公務員效忠的是體制和市民，不是特首 (“I wrote this rule”: Former Secretary of Civil Service criticizes government for abusing “political neutrality,” says civil servants serve the system and citizens, not the government)
Inmediahk.net, August 2, 2019
8.3 旺角遊行 示威者轉彌敦道遊行 凌晨黃大仙衝突 (Timeline: Saturday’s march in Mongkok turns into clashes in Wong Tai Sin)
Inmediahk.net, August 3, 2019
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Hong Kong protests: Police arrest more than 20 after violent clashes
The Guardian, August 4, 2019The night quiet Hong Kong working-class neighbourhood of Wong Tai Sin became a smoking battleground
South China Morning Post, August 5, 2019
0804 將軍澳及港島西示威：入夜示威者包圍多區警署，在多處堵路 (Timeline: Protests and marches in Hong Kong Island and Tseung Kwan O scatter into roadblocks and police station sieges across Hong Kong)
Stand News, August 5, 2019
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Hong Kong protesters use flashmob tactics to evade police
The Guardian, August 4, 2019有警員由觀塘警署高位向地面開槍 疑發射海綿彈 (Police fired sponge rounds from police station window without warning, as protesters hold station under siege after protests)
Radio Television Hong Kong, August 5, 2019
Hong Kong protests: Strike disrupts subways and leads to canceled flights
The New York Times, August 4, 2019
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Strike grips Hong Kong as leader warns protests challenge China’s sovereignty
Reuters, August 5, 2019
無人擲物零威脅 無警示向天橋開槍捱轟 (Police filmed firing pepper ball rounds at passers by in Wa On Shan, as nearby residents protest at police station after arrests)
Ming Pao, August 4, 2019
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警搜「武器庫」檢獲汽油彈 稱有理由相信作對付警員 (Police arrest 11 before march over suspected “weapons warehouse” containing molotov cocktails)
Inmediahk.net, August 2, 2019
影像回顧：從反修例運動到空前管治危機，燃燒的香港七月 (Photo essay: From anti-extradition to full blown governance crisis, Hong Kong’s fiery July)
The Initium, August 3, 2019
香港示威浪潮中的撑警派：“警察执法没问题” (“Nothing wrong with law enforcement”: The police supporters amid Hong Kong’s protests)
BBC News, August 3, 2019
In China, Big Brother is watching you even as you sort your trash
South China Morning Post, August 5, 2019
醫療界為什麼頻頻發聲，為什麼這麼憤怒？(Why the medical sector is furious at the handling of protests)
Stand News, August 4, 2019
If China hears the Hong Kong people, it must let Carrie Lam go
South China Morning Post, August 4, 2019
The gov’t has handed Hong Kong over to the police force, who are now beyond reproach
Hong Kong Free Press, August 3, 2019
Lawmaker Charles Mok: Hong Kong needs a long-term strategy for sociopolitical justice and democracy
Hong Kong Free Press, August 3, 2019
Hong Kong has seen three kinds of violence, all facets of one fundamental problem
South China Morning Post, August 2, 2019
Why Chinese officials like useless meetings in over-stuffed chairs
The Economist, August 3, 2019
UK’s new foreign secretary calls on China to respect “peaceful protest” in Hong Kong
South China Morning Post, August 2, 2019
Taiwan rebukes China for tourism ban amid rising tension
Reuters, August 1, 2019
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蔡英文指大陸將觀光客當作政治工具 只會讓台灣人反感 (Tsai Ing-wen criticizes China for using tourists as a political tool)
Radio Television Hong Kong, August 1, 2019
How Beijing and others weaponized Interpol and the Magnitsky Act
The Diplomat, August 2, 2019
Chinese envoy in New Zealand lauds students in anti-Hong Kong scuffle
Agence France-Presse, August 1, 2019
Exorbitant fines imposed on landlords of religious venues
Bitter Winter, July 31, 2019
Canada puts off decision on Huawei’s 5G role until after election
Caixin, August 1, 2019
「畫家」潘浩超涉向警總外牆及7警員掟雞蛋 遭加控至9項罪名 (Additional charges for detained protester, “painter” Pun Ho-chiu, over throwing eggs toward police during protest outside headquarters in June)
Inmediahk.net, August 2, 2019
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Hong Kong riot charges pushed ahead in unprecedented hardline move as justice chief forgoes usual written advice
South China Morning Post, August 1, 2019How Hongkongers end up in the dock: Everything you need to know about how the justice department decides who gets charged
South China Morning Post, August 2, 2019Hong Kong protests: Heavy jail sentences for rioting will not solve city’s political crisis, former Civil Human Rights Front convenor says
South China Morning Post, August 1, 2019
遭何君堯抹黑毀墳 朱凱廸接黑幫暗殺恐嚇 (Lawmaker Eddie Chu received death threats from triads after Junius Ho accused him of vandalizing parents’ graves)
Radio Television Hong Kong, August 1, 2019
Hong Kong police restrict protest for third time as Mong Kok march banned
Hong Kong Free Press, August 1, 2019
The Hong Kong protesters have turned militant and more strategic, and this unnerves Beijing
The Conversation, August 2, 2019
香港公务员发起集会，声援抗议者
Next to protest against Hong Kong’s government: Its employees
The New York Times, August 1, 2019
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【逃犯條例】政府：絕不接受衝擊公務員政治中立行為 公務員：基本法賦予公民權 (Civil servants stress fundamental rights protected under Basic Law as government criticizes rally as challenging neutrality)
Ming Pao, August 1, 2019
Hong Kong protesters on storming of the Legislative Council
BBC News, August 1, 2019
Competition without catastrophe: How America can both challenge and coexist with China
Foreign Affairs, August 1, 2019
On Hong Kong, the US must find its voice
Brookings, July 30, 2019
Police, Uyghur Twitter campaign contradict China’s claim to have emptied camps
Radio Free Asia, August 1, 2019
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“This isn’t true”: Uighur families angered by China claim relatives freed
The Guardian, August 2, 2019
US and Britain join other nations in criticising China’s jailing of “cyber dissident” Huang Qi
South China Morning Post, August 2, 2019
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Sentencing of Huang Qi
U.S. Department of State, August 1, 2019
“Spiritually Japanese” artist held in China’s Anhui over pig-head cartoons
Radio Free Asia, August 1, 2019
国际组织要求释放长沙三名维权人士 (International organizations demand release of detained Changsha activists)
Radio Free Asia, July 31, 2019
李文足稱為王全璋向監獄提交保外就醫申請書 (Li Wenzu applies for medical parole for jailed husband, Wang Quanzhang)
Radio Television Hong Kong, July 31, 2019
No period dramas or pop idols: Chinese censors say patriotic shows must mark 70th anniversary of People’s Republic
South China Morning Post, August 1, 2019
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100 days of boring television to celebrate China’s 70th anniversary
SupChina, August 1, 2019
CCP launches nationwide investigations to prevent leaks on religions persecutions
Bitter Winter, July 30, 2019
American graduates of China's Yenching Academy are being questioned by the FBI
NPR, August 1, 2019
Revised high-school history books highlight territorial integrity
Global Times, August 1, 2019
A welcome message, or a warning?
Inside Higher Ed, July 31, 2019
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How should the U.S. government treat Chinese students in America?
ChinaFile, August 1, 2019
Hong Kong extradition bill protesters win rare support from mainland China as supportive social media posts go viral
South China Morning Post, August 2, 2019
Re-writing the rules: Assessing civil servants’ “political quality” will influence the rules they make for NGOs
ChinaFile, August 1, 2019
China in the 1980s, when people felt free to speak their minds
Gold Thread, August 1, 2019
China’s latest attempt to spin its repressive policies in Xinjiang falls flat
World Politics Review, July 31, 2019
Lost in translation: The Hong Kong government’s dual messaging amid protests
The Diplomat, August 1, 2019
Watch out Peppa Pig: Chinese censors on cartoon alert ahead of 70th anniversary of People’s Republic
South China Morning Post, August 1, 2019
Chinese students are welcome in America, US education official Marie Royce says, calling China’s negative reports propaganda
South China Morning Post, July 31, 2019
US-based Hongkongers ask United Nations to help resolve extradition bill crisis
South China Morning Post, August 1, 2019
Hong Kong protests: “I'm in Australia but I feel censored by Chinese students”
BBC News, July 31, 2019
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中国民族主义者在澳洲高校引发担忧
Chinese nationalists bring threat of violence to Australia universities
The New York Times, July 31, 2019
台湾大选前，中国暂停赴台自由行
China, an eye on elections, suspends some travel permits to Taiwan
The New York Times, August 1, 2019
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China to halt individual Taiwan tourism permits for 47 mainland cities
Reuters, July 31, 2019
The Tibetan Muslims of Kashmir
The Diplomat, July 31, 2019
Czech-Chinese “friendship” extends to social credit
China Digital Times, July 31, 2019
Xi Jinping evokes the “original aspirations” of the Communist Party: While seeking to further consolidate his hold on power
Jamestown Foundation, July 31, 2019
Xi’s article on CPC self-reform to be published
Xinhua, July 31, 2019
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牢记初心使命，推进自我革命 (Advancing self-reform of the Party while keeping to the original mission)
Qiushi, July 31, 2019
White House told officials to go easy on China over Hong Kong
Wall Street Journal, July 31, 2019
Major themes in China’s 2019 national defense white paper
Jamestown Foundation, July 31, 2019
駐港解放軍發片宣傳鎮壓示威 廣東話喊「後果自負」 出動裝甲車催淚彈水炮 (“All consequences are at your own risk”: PLA Hong Kong garrison publishes promo video showing armed vehicles, tear gas, water cannons deployed against protesters)
Stand News, August 1, 2019
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解放軍駐港司令員：絕不容忍近日極端暴力事件 堅決支持香港警方 (Commander of PLA Hong Kong garrison condemns “extreme violence incidents”)
Stand News, July 31, 2019
Hong Kong bankers join call for citywide strike over handling of outcry over extradition bill
South China Morning Post, August 1, 2019
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Hong Kong gov’t lawyers slam “kowtowing” justice chief following decision to prosecute 44 protesters for rioting
Hong Kong Free Press, August 1, 2019
Anger as Hong Kong protesters appear in court on rioting charges
The Guardian, July 31, 2019
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Hong Kong: Charges against protesters a “chilling warning”
Amnesty International, July 31, 2019
【反修例】未發警告發放催淚彈致受傷 科大生及巿民入稟向一哥索15萬 (Demonstrators file lawsuit to claim damages for injuries suffered by tear gas fired without warning)
TOPick, July 31, 2019
Presidents of government-funded universities step up calls for Chief Executive Carrie Lam to meet demands of extradition protesters
South China Morning Post, July 31, 2019
Explainer: Police crowd control gear used during Hong Kong’s latest protest clashes
Hong Kong Free Press, July 31, 2019
China has dropped the gloves. Should Canada turtle, or fight back?
Globe and Mail, August 1, 2019
What role will intellectuals play in China’s future?
ChinaFile, July 31, 2019
【詳盡整理】一文看懂7月21日晚元朗如何警黑合作 (Explainer: How did the police collude with triads on July 21?)
Inmediahk.net, July 31, 2019
Mainland Chinese lack sympathy for Hong Kong protesters
Nikkei Asian Review, July 30, 2019
Doubt greets China’s claim that Muslims have been released from camps
The New York Times, July 30, 2019
Turkey to send observation team to China’s Xinjiang for Uighur Turks
Reuters, July 30, 2019
Chinese corruption watchdog targets Uygur supporter of crackdown on “religious extremism”
South China Morning Post, July 30, 2019
China-born opponent of Xinjiang crackdown Serikjan Bilash goes on trial in Kazakhstan
Agence France-Presse, July 30, 2019
Uyghur detainee in BBC video report on Xinjiang camps identified as cultural official
Radio Free Asia, July 29, 2019
中國 22 歲女生「豬頭人身」畫同胞 被指「辱華」被捕 (22-year-old woman arrested for drawing comics “insulting China”)
Stand News, July 31, 2019
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Chinese cartoonist, collaborator arrested for unpatriotic comics
Sixth Tone, July 30, 2019
Police from China’s Hunan detain three NGO workers for subversion
Radio Free Asia, July 30, 2019
Tibetan jailed in Qinghai for listening to foreign news broadcasts is freed early for “good behavior”
Radio Free Asia, July 29, 2019
Tibetans beaten, detained in Kardze over Dalai Lama photos
Radio Free Asia, July 29, 2019
Sign of the times: China’s capital Beijing orders Arabic, Muslim symbols taken down
Reuters, July 31, 2019
China’s propaganda machine uses foreign voices to support its stance on Hong Kong protests
South China Morning Post, July 30, 2019
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China appreciates DPRK’s voice of justice on Hong Kong
Xinhua, July 31, 2019“A cop said I was famous”: China accuses foreigners in Hong Kong of being “agents”
The Guardian, July 31, 2019Mike Pompeo rebukes China’s “ludicrous” claim US is behind Hong Kong protests
South China Morning Post, July 31, 2019
Cyberspace watchdog closes 3,000 websites over illegal services
Global Times, July 30, 2019
曾經監督政府的報紙，現在幫政府做微信號運營 (Former govt watchdog newspaper now assists govt with WeChat account management)
The Initium, July 30, 2019
AI for stability in the New Era
China Media Project, July 27, 2019
Hong Kong dispute over China's extradition bill gets physical on University of Auckland campus
New Zealand Herald, July 30, 2019
China bans citizens from travel to Taiwan as individual tourists
Bloomberg News, July 31, 2019
White House eyeing Chinese forces gathered on Hong Kong border
Bloomberg, July 31, 2019
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Former US envoy Kurt Tong says Beijing should “dial back” its Hong Kong approach amid unrest
South China Morning Post, July 31, 2019
Australia says diplomats must respect free speech after Hong Kong protest at university
Agence France-Presse, July 31, 2019
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Chinese nationalists bring threat of violence to Australia universities
The New York Times, July 30, 2019
North Koreans turn to WeChat for videos and cross-border communication
Daily NK, July 30, 2019
職工盟稱暫有26個工會響應下周一罷工行動 (26 workers’ unions plan to join general strike on August 5)
Radio Television Hong Kong, July 31, 2019
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香港抗议：“不合作运动”在争议中进行 (Wave of disobedience begins amidst controversy)
BBC News, July 30, 2019
【怒不可遏】律政司刑事檢控科律師公開信 促政府明確撤回條例 明示內部有政治壓力 (Department of Justice criminal prosecutors issue public letter condemning collusion between law enforcement and criminals, reveals both “external and internal” political pressure)
Stand News, July 30, 2019
Hong Kong unrest: Hundreds gather outside court as protesters charged with rioting
The Guardian, July 31, 2019
市民葵涌警署聲援被捕人士 警舉槍、亂舞警棍兼狂推記者 (Over 1,000 citizens rally outside Kwai Chung police station to support arrested protesters leaving on bail; police raise gun, deploy pepper spray, attack journalists)
Inmediahk.net, July 31, 2019
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Hong Kong protests: Police officer points gun at protesters
BBC News, July 30, 2019【睇片】葵涌警針對記者 警盾擊頭、舉槍指嚇、揮棍追打 記協及攝影記協：研究控告警務處 (Journalist associations consider pressing charges against police force; officers filmed attacking journalists at Kwai Chung)
Stand News, July 31, 2019
Hong Kong protesters injured in drive-by fireworks attack from private vehicle after clashes outside police stations
South China Morning Post, July 30, 2019
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【逃犯條例】數百人包圍天水圍警署 有人向群眾射煙花7人傷 (After police arrest young people over Lennon Wall conflict, hundreds surround Tin Shui Wai police station; unknown attacker launches fireworks at crowd, injuring 7)
Ming Pao, July 31, 2019
Hong Kong police “under investigation” by corruption watchdog over failure to protect public during Yuen Long attacks
South China Morning Post, July 30, 2019
Pro-China forum's plan to troll Hong Kong protesters foiled after doxxing retaliation
Global Voices, July 31, 2019
My brush with surveillance in Xinjiang
Financial Times, July 31, 2019
香港——新冷战的导火索
Hong Kong is a flashpoint in the new cold war
Financial Times, July 31, 2019
如果不想香港成為警察社會 (How to stop Hong Kong from becoming a police state)
Inmediahk.net, July 31, 2019
Exclusive: “I am a Hongkonger”: Artist Ai Weiwei on why he supports the city’s “brave, clever, beautiful” protest movement
Hong Kong Free Press, July 30, 2019
China is looking for a quick economic fix in Hong Kong. It’s missing the point
The Guardian, July 30, 2019
Chinese authorities wrongfully imprisoned Huang Qi and should release him
Chinese Human Rights Defenders, July 30, 2019
Twitter the new battleground as Chinese officials sign up
South China Morning Post, July 30, 2019
Bearing witness 10 years on: The July 2009 riots in Xinjiang
The Diplomat, July 29, 2019
China jails award-winning cyber-dissident Huang Qi
BBC News, July 29, 2019
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黄琦被重判12年徒刑
Huang Qi sentenced to 12 years in prison
Human Rights in China, July 29, 2019
China considers blacklist for online rumormongers
Caixin, July 29, 2019
Picasso show captivates Beijing, whose art scene hums as censors hover
毕加索展在北京：中国艺术的繁荣与限制
The New York Times, July 29, 2019
Sexism and propaganda
China Media Project, July 28, 2019
Worker protests on the rise as China’s car industry shrinks
China Labour Bulletin, July 30, 2019
China’s new defense white paper: Reading between the lines
The Diplomat, July 30, 2019
Tibet NGOs vocal at UN Human Rights Council
European Parliament Today, July 29, 2019
China “must do more”’ to protect its children from sex offenders
South China Morning Post, July 29, 2019
Why are huge museums in China virtually empty?
Deutsche Welle, July 29, 2019
China dispatches 2,307 young cadres in aid for Tibet, Qinghai
Xinhua, July 29, 2019
Xi Jinping's cousin a high roller as Crown Resorts comes under pressure over crime, influence
The Age, July 28, 2019
China-made surveillance cameras still in US government buildings
Financial Times, July 30, 2019
维吾尔族受害者希望美国制裁中国视频监视公司 (Video: Uyghur victim urges U.S. to sanction Chinese surveillance companies)
Voice of America, July 29, 2019
China’s Beijing Kunlun to revisit Grindr IPO
Reuters, July 29, 2019
網民發起不合作運動阻車門 港島觀塘綫部份車站服務暫停 (Civil obedience disrupts MTR services in morning rush hour)
Stand News, July 30, 2019
【元朗遊行】被捕社工獲保釋 另四人涉藏攻擊性武器 還柙至9月 (Social worker arrested in Yuen Long on July 27 detained for 64 hours; 4 other protesters denied bail, to remain in custody until appearance in September)
Inmediahk.net, July 30, 2019
China calls for Hong Kong to swiftly punish “radical” protesters
The Guardian, July 29, 2019
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記者包圍要求回應元朗恐襲 港澳辦發言人未有理會 (Beijing spokesperson ignores reporters’ questions on Yuen Long attacks in rare press conference on Hong Kong)
Inmediahk.net, July 29, 2019
American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong urges “clear leadership,” investigation after more extradition bill clashes
South China Morning Post, July 29, 2019
閉路電視揭7.21大批白衣人集結 警車巡邏無行動 (Surveillance cameras show police inaction for hours as triads gather in Yuen Long)
Radio Television Hong Kong, July 30, 2019
Hong Kong civil servants to take to the streets in extradition bill protest, piling pressure on embattled government
South China Morning Post, July 29, 2019
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Who are the young civil servants defying peers and elders by holding a rally against Hong Kong’s extradition bill?
South China Morning Post, July 30, 2019
Hong Kong’s biggest broadcaster TVB warns employees against actions that would “impose one’s political inclination on work”
South China Morning Post, July 29, 2019
Years of ignoring peaceful protests fuelled Hong Kong violence, says jailed academic Benny Tai
Agence France-Presse, July 30, 2019
Hong Kong police under fire over violent response to protests
Al Jazeera, July 30, 2019
【逃犯條例】私隱署發現492宗官警「起底」個案 政府電話簿暫移除部分警資料 (Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data finds 492 counts of doxxing of police officers, authorities remove public database entries of junior officers)
Ming Pao, July 29, 2019
性别歧视背后，隐藏着“权力的经济” (Gender discrimination and the hidden “power economy” behind it)
The Paper, July 30, 2019
梁天琦致香港人的信 (Edward Leung’s letter to Hong Kongers)
Inmediahk.net, July 29, 2019
China: Government should release disability rights, Internet activists
Freedom House, July 29, 2019
Hong Kong protesters have decided enough is enough. Officials would be foolish to ignore their demands
South China Morning Post, July 29, 2019
Fifty ambassadors throw weight behind China on Xinjiang
Global Times, July 29, 2019
No Uighur refugees deported to China, officials reject false reports
Daily Sabah, July 29, 2019
The world knows what is happening to the Uighurs. Why has it been so slow to act?
The Guardian, July 27, 2019
哈国人权领袖赛尔克坚面临最高7年监禁
Trial date set for Kazakh activist who blew whistle on China’s mass detention camps
Radio Free Asia, July 26, 2019
Uyghur detainees secretly transferred to prisons in Henan Province: Officials
Radio Free Asia, July 26, 2019
长沙市国家安全局证实民间组织三成员被刑拘 (Changsha national security authorities confirm 3 members of NGO arrested on subversion charges)
Radio Free Asia, July 26, 2019
China’s courts “biased” towards state giants due to political pressure, study shows
South China Morning Post, July 26, 2019
Confucius Institutes in Australia face probe
China Digital Times, July 28, 2019
Minitrue: Delete article on suicide of bank president
China Digital Times, July 28, 2019
Minitrue: Delete Beijing Youth Daily front page on Li Peng
China Digital Times, July 28, 2019
Taiwan gets tough over fake news blamed on Beijing “disrupting its democracy”
South China Morning Post, July 27, 2019
斯坦福大学胡佛研究所向公众开放《李锐日记》 (Stanford University to open Li Rui’s diaries for public viewing)
Radio Free Asia, July 26, 2019
Gay Chinese find a place to be themselves on “rainbow cruise” to Vietnam
South China Morning Post, July 28, 2019
Beijing’s top office in Hong Kong backs city’s gov’t and police, condemning recent protests at rare press con
Hong Kong Free Press, July 29, 2019
China rejects US lawmaker’s comments on Hong Kong protests, human rights
Reuters, July 28, 2019
Chinese official urged Hong Kong villagers to drive off protesters before violence at train station
Reuters, July 26, 2019
盧偉聰發公告讚警隊「高度專業及勇敢」「無私付出」 勉勵要「奮戰到底」 (Commissioner of Police praises police force for “selfless sacrifice,” urging them to “fight to the very end”)
Stand News, July 29, 2019
美專家：催淚彈動能大可致盲傷腦 研究證毒性令軍人肺部受損 (Anesthesiology expert warns against deploying tear gas in high-density areas, using pyrotechnic charge to fire canisters)
Apple Daily, July 29, 2019
Anti-riot vehicles equipped with water cannons to begin road tests in Hong Kong and could be ready to disperse protesters in August
South China Morning Post, July 29, 2019
Hong Kong: Police fire teargas as thousands march in Yuen Long
The Guardian, July 28, 2019
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727衝突全紀錄：示威者元朗抗議涉黑白色暴力 香港警察對示威者頻密發射催淚彈 (Full record of July 27: Protesters rally in Yuen Long to fight “white violence,” police clear scene with tear gas, batons, sponge bullets)
The Initium, July 27, 2019“No difference”: Hong Kong police likened to thugs after Yuen Long violence
The Guardian, July 28, 201928萬人上街後，香港「光復元朗」申請人因「煽惑非法集結」被拘捕 (After 280,000 march in Yuen Long, man who made application for police permission arrested for inciting unlawful assembly)
The News Lens, July 28, 2019【7.27 元朗】17 受傷 2 人嚴重 最年輕傷者 15 歲 (July 27 Yuen Long protests: 17 injured; 2 severe, youngest 15 years old)
Stand News, July 28, 2019
Police and protesters clash throughout Hong Kong on third day of unrest
The Guardian, July 28, 2019
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中上環遊行拘49人 警批示威者行為越演越烈：我哋已經好克制忍讓 (“We are already very tolerant,” says Hong Kong police as they criticize escalation and “lethal weapons” by protesters)
Inmediahk.net, July 29, 2019警察中上環民居再狂射催淚彈 內外街夾攻驅趕示威者 (Police fire tear gas every 20 seconds in Sheung Wan and Central residential areas to clear the streets of protesters)
Inmediahk.net, July 29, 2019Hong Kong protest: Clashes with police turn downtown into tear gas-filled battlefield
The New York Times, July 28, 2019
728示威：有救護員收到命令，指救護車須得警察批准才可以進入示威人群中救人 (Timeline of July 28: Ambulance and firefights ordered not to enter protest scene without police permission)
The Initium, July 28, 2019
【逃犯條例】有公務員申周五集會 發起人：脫下制服都是香港人 (“We walk with the people”: Civil servants plan rally on Friday to support protesters)
HK01, July 28, 2019
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One in seven of Hong Kong’s elite civil servants call on Carrie Lam to hold independent inquiry into extradition bill unrest but police unions remain firmly opposed
South China Morning Post, July 26, 2019
Hong Kong unrest: “We cannot give up”
The New York Times, July 28, 2019
香港警队恃宠生娇公开顶撞政务司“道歉论”要与其“势不两立” (Hong Kong police condemns Chief Secretary of Administration for apologizing over poor handling of Yuen Long attacks on July 21)
Radio France Internationale, July 27, 2019
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Hong Kong’s chief sec. apologises over handling of Yuen Long attacks, stirring dissent from police
Hong Kong Free Press, July 26, 2019
612警方開槍疑報細數 橡膠子彈最少10發 事前無舉橙旗警示 (Suspected under-reporting of rubber bullet usage during June 12 protests: At least 10 rounds, no warning issued)
Factwire, July 26, 2019
Hong Kong airport staff stage protest against Yuen Long attack
The Guardian, July 26, 2019
在反修例運動的第50天，回望它是怎麼開始的 (50 days into anti-extradition movement, let’s look back on how it began)
The Initium, July 28, 2019
A letter to Hong Kong’s Carrie Lam: If not to your own conscience, you will be held accountable by history
Hong Kong Free Press, July 27, 2019
Hong Kong protesters are winning without even knowing it. But what next for the movement?
Hong Kong Free Press, July 28, 2019
Hong Kong’s third generation of democracy fighters are not just rioters, they are last line of resistance
Hong Kong Free Press, July 28, 2019
South Africa should take the lead in criticising the cultural genocide in Xinjiang
Daily Maverick, July 28, 2019
It’s as if Hong Kong is now unmoored, so fast have the old ways unravelled
The Guardian, July 28, 2019
Why vandalising the Chinese emblem differs from vandalising the Goddess of Democracy
Hong Kong Free Press, July 27, 2019
The government is gaslighting Hongkongers – here’s why protesters are no longer buying it
Hong Kong Free Press, July 27, 2019
元朗恐怖襲擊夜－一位在西鐵站救治傷者的醫生見證 (Testimony of a medic in Yuen Long station on July 21)
Citizen News, July 26, 2019
Chinese actions in Xinjiang become a matter of international dispute
The Economist, July 27, 2019
维吾尔活动者呼吁施压北京在冬奥前关闭新疆再教育营 (Uyghur activists urge pressure on Beijing to close the camps before Winter Olympics)
Voice of America, July 26, 2019
中国国防白皮书披露五年内拘1.3万暴恐人员 (13,000 “terrorist personnel” arrested since 2014 in Xinjiang, says national defense white paper)
Radio Free Asia, July 25, 2019
Uyghur in Xinjiang “vocational training” video identified as educated professional
Radio Free Asia, July 25, 2019
China’s top television news show runs week of reports slamming Hong Kong protesters
South China Morning Post, July 26, 2019
Australian universities face probe over deals with Chinese-state run Confucius Institutes
Agence France-Presse, July 26, 2019
Missouri’s U.S. Sen. Hawley asks universities to cut ties with Chinese program
Associated Press, July 25, 2019
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Webster U. defends Confucius Institute against Hawley
Columbia Daily Tribune, July 25, 2019
台湾23家网站被红色渗透 与中国国台办同步 (Officials: 23 online news sites in Taiwan under mainland influence)
Radio France Internationale, July 25, 2019
Lindsey Graham slams change to iconic bomber jacket for “Top Gun: Maverick”
The Hill, July 23, 2019
互联网信息服务严重失信主体或将被实施失信联合惩戒 (New draft regulations would expand social credit system to online behavior)
Xinhua, July 22, 2019
澳洲港生設連儂牆被包圍 中國領事館：肯定中國留學生愛國行為 抗議反華分裂活動 (Chinese consulate in Brisbane praises “patriotic action” of mainland students who attacked Queensland University Lennon Wall, criticizes Lennon Wall as action splitting the country)
Stand News, July 26, 2019
淘寶近 20 網店「對港敏感物資」禁售禁運 台網民發起「募集二手安全帽撐香港」(Taiwan students gather second-hand safety helmets to send to Hong Kong as Taobao shops ban sale across the border)
Stand News, July 26, 2019
中国人权研究会文章：美国根深蒂固的种族歧视问题凸显“美式人权”的虚伪 (“US’s deep-rooted racism shows hypocrisy of ‘American-style human rights,’” says China Society for Human Rights Studies)
People’s Daily, July 26, 2019
How the state runs business in China
The Guardian, July 25, 2019
China’s growth being held back by restrictive resident registration system, urbanisation expert says
South China Morning Post, July 25, 2019
Mainland Chinese buy pastries to voice anger at Hong Kong protests
Inkstone, July 25, 2019
Justin Sun praises China’s socialism in apology amid pressure from authorities
Quartz, July 25, 2019
Baidu is investigating search results that mocked Xi’s policy
Bloomberg, July 25, 2019
Oracle: China’s internet is designed more like an intranet
ZD Net, July 23, 2019
Two Hong Kong cops freed over activist Ken Tsang assault case, five others have jail terms reduced
Hong Kong Free Press, July 26, 2019
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【七警案】七警獲撤罪減刑 事主曾健超：感憤怒和絕望 (“Angry and hopeless,” says Ken Tsang over acquittal and sentence reduction for police officers who assaulted him during 2014 occupation)
Ming Pao, July 26, 2019
Hong Kong protesters to defy police ban on march after gang attack
The Guardian, July 25, 2019
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“All Hong Kongers are scared”: Protests to widen as rural residents fight back
The Guardian, July 25, 2019“So surreal”: Hong Kongers take up self-defence classes in wake of thug attacks
The Guardian, July 26, 2019
Hong Kong police confirm use of sponge grenades, rubber bullets and 55 cans of tear gas against extradition bill protesters during clash at Sheung Wan
South China Morning Post, July 26, 2019
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上環未示警便從後開槍 警辯稱「已展示涵蓋式旗幟」(“All-inclusive warning flagged earlier”: Police defend firing sponge bullets at protesters without warning during Sheung Wan clash)
Inmediahk.net, July 25, 2019
Civil servants threaten strike in frustration over police handling of Hong Kong unrest as Lennon Wall appears in Policy Innovation and Co-ordination Office
South China Morning Post, July 25, 2019
Democracy activist jailed over 2014 Occupy protests applies for judicial review of laws banning him from standing in Hong Kong elections for five years
South China Morning Post, July 25, 2019
Wilting bauhinias and widemouthed tigers: The evolution of Hong Kong’s protest posters
Hong Kong Free Press, July 25, 2019
Hong Kong’s not dead – yet. But Carrie Lam and her cabinet must act
South China Morning Post, July 26, 2019
What China’s leaders and angry Hong Kong protesters agree on: Carrie Lam must clean up her own mess
South China Morning Post, July 25, 2019
If the UK’s new PM wants to be free from China, he should meet the Dalai Lama
Hong Kong Free Press, July 25, 2019
Hong Kong police breed mistrust and uncertainty with selective law enforcement
Reporters Without Borders, July 26, 2019
Why the Hong Kong protests don’t guarantee a Tsai victory in Taiwan
The Diplomat, July 25, 2019
Despite China’s denials, its treatment of the Uyghurs should be called what it is: Cultural genocide
The Conversation, July 24, 2019
Chinese police still questioning wife of Australian Uyghur man, despite promising to help
Australian Broadcasting Corporation, July 24, 2019
China must release detained labor rights advocates
Chinese Human Rights Defenders, July 25, 2019
196刀刺死闺蜜判死缓？ 法院：两人情侣 有从轻情节 (Yangzhou court says romantic relationship a mitigating factor in upholding suspension of death sentence for woman who stabbed her girlfriend 196 times to death)
Beijing News, July 25, 2019
Universities must accept China’s directives on Confucius Institutes, contracts reveal
Sydney Morning Herald, July 25, 2019
A bot tweeting passages from modern China’s most famous writer has been silenced
Quartz, July 24, 2019
Hong Kong through China’s distorted lens
China Media Project, July 24, 2019
Taiwan: Abusive libel suit against Financial Times correspondent
Reporters Without Borders, July 24, 2019
“I love HK but hate it at the same time”
China File, July 24, 2019
Pro-China and pro-Hong Kong students clash at University of Queensland
The Guardian, July 24, 2019
Hong Kong activists target UK government with ad campaign
The Guardian, July 24, 2019
From Hu to Xi: China’s grip on environmental activism: PART II: Environmental activism from above and below
Dui Hua Human Rights Journal, July 24, 2019
UK lawmaker proposes bill for reciprocal access to Tibet
Radio Free Asia, July 24, 2019
“Pro-China” Boris Johnson “enthusiastic” about Belt and Road plan
South China Morning Post, July 24, 2019
Beijing’s military “lags behind” other countries, but “still good enough to defeat separatists”
South China Morning Post, July 24, 2019
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China “makes no promise” not to invade democratic Taiwan
Radio Free Asia, July 24, 2019
China vows to take a hardline on child sexual abuse
SupChina, July 24, 2019
Hong Kong: Chairs urge administration to “strongly condemn” threat to deploy PLA
U.S. Congressional-Executive Commission on China, July 24, 2019
尹兆堅舉報元朗警區多名指揮官 公職人員行為失當 廉署：嚴肅跟進 (Democratic Party legislator lodges report to Indendent Commission Against Corruption over suspected misfeasance in public office by Yuen Long police officers)
Stand News, July 25, 2019
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再被問獨立調查委員會 鄭若驊：已思考不同意見，無其他補充 (“We have already considered various opinions,” says Secretary of Justice in maintaining refusal to set up independent commision of inquiry)
Stand News, July 24, 2019What are the triads, and what is their history of violence?
The New York Times, July 24, 2019
“We saved ourselves”: Hong Kong train attack victims describe 30-minute ordeal
The Guardian, July 24, 2019
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五問元朗黑夜：「預先張掦」的襲擊與多次缺席的警力 (Five questions about Yuen Long: The “forewarned” attack and the police who weren’t there)
The Initium, July 24, 2019“The whole car smelled of blood”: Hong Kong victims describe brutal attack at Yuen Long MTR station; some may sue for damages
South China Morning Post, July 24, 2019
大陆帝吧网军个人资料突遭起底宣布解散未能攻击香港连登 (“50 cent army” Li Yi Bar withdraws attack on Hong Kong Internet forum after doxxers exploit Baidu’s real-name identification to sign individuals up for the PLA)
Radio France Internationale, July 24, 2019
中国暗示可能武力干预香港抗议活动
China hints its troops could be used to quell Hong Kong protests
The New York Times, July 24, 2019
Hong Kong protest organiser worried about risk of further violence at coming march in Yuen Long against gang attacks
South China Morning Post, July 24, 2019
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11 名大專校長聯署 籲學生遠離「光復元朗」遊行 (11 university heads issue joint statement urging students not to attend march on Sunday, citing fear for triad attacks)
The Stand News, July 24, 2019
Hong Kong anti-government protests spill into Manchester City game
Reuters, July 25, 2019
Crunch time for Occupy cops
The Standard, July 25, 2019
Democrat Eddie Chu calls for investigation into pro-Beijing lawmaker Junius Ho’s alleged role in Yuen Long mob attacks
Hong Kong Free Press, July 24, 2019
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【元朗襲擊】嶺大校董會主席歐陽伯權 去信教育局促查何君堯參與程度 (Lingnan University management committee urges Education Bureau to investigate legislator and fellow committee member Junius Ho’s extent of participation in Yuen Long attacks)
Stand News, July 24, 2019
Will Taiwan choose China or choose the world? Its next presidential election will determine its future
South China Morning Post, July 25, 2019
Hong Kong’s protest stalemate can only be broken by giving the city the democracy it deserves
South China Morning Post, July 25, 2019
