March 27, 2014 11:18 AM
Taiwan
Taiwan Group to End China Trade Protest
The New York Times’ Austin Ramzy reports that student protesters have promised to end their three-week long sit in at the Taiwanese legislature, after speaker Wang Jin-pyng conceded to closer oversight of trade agreements with China. The occupation began as a part of student demonstrations against a trade pact made by the Kuomintang Party to liberalize service sector trade with mainland China. “Many people asked, If you leave this place, won’t you lose ...April 8, 2014 1:42 AM
Taiwanese Protesters “Waging War On the Ma Gov’t”
With the occupation of Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan in its 10th day, those protesting a controversial trade agreement with China ...
Netizens to HK Actor Chapman To: Stay Out of China
Before riot police cleared student protesters out of Taiwan’s cabinet and parliament buildings, several Taiwanese pop stars publicly supported ...
March 25, 2014 12:53 PM
Taiwanese Riot Police Clear Protesters from Cabinet Offices
Ralph Jennings of the Los Angeles Times reports that riot police were summoned to clear protesters outside the Taiwanese cabinet offices following ...
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