August 21, 2019
China & the World
Global Companies, Celebrities “Compelled to Bow to Beijing’s Will” over Hong Kong
As protests against a proposed extradition law and the subsequent official response continue to roil Hong Kong, Cathay Pacific airline has found itself in the center of the turmoil, subject to an assault from Beijing that is “unprecedented in its speed and scope,” according to The Economist. Chinese authorities have pressured the company to release names and details of staff members who participated in or supported the protests, leading to the resignation ...August 22, 2019
Hong Kong U.K. Consulate Staffer Detained in China
Simon Cheng, a 28-year-old employee at the U.K. consulate in Hong Kong, has been confirmed detained in Shenzhen. Cheng was traveling for a meeting ...
Minitrue: Promote these Reports on Hong Kong
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been leaked and distributed online. The name of the ...
August 20, 2019
HK and the “Modern Aphasia” of Chinese Patriots
Clashes over pro-Hong Kong democracy movement rallies at university campuses across Australia and New Zealand have raised free speech concerns ...
August 19, 2019
- Counterprotests, State Media Push Beijing’s Line on HK...
- Anger, Introspection Follow Assaults by HK Protesters...
- Free Speech Over HK Protests Stifled Abroad
- HK Airport Closed Amid Police Violence Protests
- Foxconn Forced Interns to Work Overtime
- Chinese Filmmakers Barred from Golden Horse Awards
- “New McCarthyism” Feared in U.S. Academy...
- Beijing Bans Individual Tourism to Taiwan
- Czech-Chinese “Friendship” Extends to Social Credit...
- HK Protesters Clash With Police in Attack Backlash
- Confucius Institutes in Australia Face Probe
- White Paper Claims Xinjiang “Inseparable” Part of China...
- Google Faces New Wave of Scrutiny Over China Ties
- Translation: A Better World for Our Children
- Translation: Cyber-abuse After “Study Buddy” Controversy...
- Foreigners in China Face Harassment, Detention
- China Rebuked by 22 Nations Over Xinjiang
- HK Protests: Expanding Focus, Sustained Momentum
