Badiucao (巴丢草): Joshua Wong Detained in Thailand
In his most recent cartoon for CDT, Badiucao honors Hong Kong democracy activist Joshua Wong, who...
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LatestChina Offers Drought Relief Downstream
As Southeast Asian countries continue to face a severe drought amid an extreme El Niño event,...
U.N., Publishers Speak Up for Hong Kong Booksellers
Amid unconfirmed reports that Hong Kong publisher and bookseller Lee Bo may face charges of...
Crackdown on Dissent Reaches Across Borders
Following apparent cross-border police actions which led to detentions of several Chinese...
Beijing Globalizes Its Campaign Against Dissent
Since coming to power in 2012, the Xi administration has overseen a crackdown on civil...
U.N. Questions China Over Use of Torture in Crackdown
On Tuesday, November 17, senior Chinese officials faced questions from a U.N. Committee Against...
Thai Police Link Bombing to Uyghur Repatriations
Thailand’s police chief has put out a warrant for the arrest of a Chinese citizen—and...
“Xinjiang Terrorists” Shot Dead by Police in Shenyang
The BBC reports that three men allegedly armed with knives were shot dead and another woman...
Uyghurs Deported From Thailand Face ‘Grim’ Return
Authorities in Thailand have forcibly deported nearly 100 Uyghur refugees back to China where...
Xinjiang Violence Has Continued Despite Crackdown
Despite the yearlong crackdown on terrorism in Xinjiang that has been steadily intensifying since...
Thailand Searching for Scores of Uyghurs Who Fled China
At the New York Times, Edward Wong reports that Thai authorities are on a search for 120 Uyghur...
Thai Weibo Offers “Kind Explanation” of Censorship
Thaksin Shinawatra and his sister Yingluck–both former prime ministers of Thailand, both...
200 Refugees In Thai Slave Camp May Be Uyghurs
Police suspect that around 200 people rescued from a human trafficking camp in southern Thailand...
China Cancels Thai Rice Deal Amid Graft Probe
After Thailand’s National Anti-Corruption Commission launched investigations into embattled...
Drawing the News: Soccer Heroes Lose for China
Fans rent their clothes and wailed at the Chinese national soccer team’s 5-1 loss against Thailand on June 15. So downtrodden is the team that coach Jose Antonio Camacho was fired this Sunday, cutting short his three-year...
Chinese Manhunt Shows Sway, or Softness
At The New York Times, Jane Perlez and Bree Feng revisit the international hunt for drug lord Naw Kham, who was executed in March for the 2011 murders of 13 Chinese sailors on the Mekong river. For China, the arrest was a...
CCTV Pre-Execution Spectacle Polarizes Viewers
Drug lord Naw Kham and three other foreigners were executed in Kunming on Friday for the 2011 killings of 13 Chinese sailors on the Mekong River. State broadcaster CCTV aired the prisoners’ final hours, together with...
Censorship Vault: Beijing Internet Instructions Series (30)
In partnership with the China Copyright and Media blog, CDT is adding the “Beijing Internet...
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