May 8, 2012 10:25 PM
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Dissident Physicist Fang Lizhi Dies
Astrophysicist and democracy activist Fang Lizhi has passed away in Arizona. A former professor at China’s University of Science and Technology, Fang was an eloquent and outspoken dissident who helped spearhead the democracy movement in the 1980s, which culminated in the 1989 protests and subsequent military crackdown. After seeking refuge in the U.S. embassy following the June 4 crackdown, FApril 7, 2012 1:05 PM
Chang Ping: China Needs to Address Causes of June 4
Chang Ping, a columnist and former senior editor of Southern Metropolis Weekly, writes in South China Morning Post about
Signs of a New Tiananmen in China
For the Diplomat, Minxin Pei argues that the CCP Standing Committee should be very concerned about an “intellectual
April 3, 2012 10:29 PM
Protest Finds Unlikely Father Figure
Shen Tong was a student leader of the 1989 protest movement who left to study in the U.S. shortly after the June 4, 1989
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