China labor rights group shuts down in latest setback for civil society in Hong Kong
China Labor Bulletin, founded by Chinese labor activist Han Dongfang, cited financial woes for its abrupt closure.
Hong Kong bans gaming app that police say incites ‘armed revolution’ against China
Gamers say it shows the government’s ‘fear of freedom’ as it extends its grip on dissent in the city.
Hong Kong exiles seek to preserve democracy’s memory through Lennon Walls in Taiwan
Hong Kong’s Lennon Walls were iconic features of pro-democracy movement, including 2019 anti-extradition protests.
Chinese police crackdown on writers of online erotic fiction
Legal scholars say police are punishing writers outside their jurisdiction in an over-reach of authority.
China’s nuclear arsenal is growing faster than any other country’s: report
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute estimates China has at least 600 nuclear warheads.
China labor rights group shuts down in latest setback for civil society in Hong Kong
China Labor Bulletin, founded by Chinese labor activist Han Dongfang, cited financial woes for its abrupt closure.
Hong Kong bans gaming app that police say incites ‘armed revolution’ against China
Gamers say it shows the government’s ‘fear of freedom’ as it extends its grip on dissent in the city.
Hong Kong exiles seek to preserve democracy’s memory through Lennon Walls in Taiwan
Hong Kong’s Lennon Walls were iconic features of pro-democracy movement, including 2019 anti-extradition protests.
Chinese police crackdown on writers of online erotic fiction
Legal scholars say police are punishing writers outside their jurisdiction in an over-reach of authority.
Hong Kong grows more opaque on arrests in national security cases
Authorities won’t give details about six recent arrests under the repressive National Security Law.
China’s nuclear arsenal is growing faster than any other country’s: report
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute estimates China has at least 600 nuclear warheads.
Veteran Chinese dissident faces ongoing police harassment despite prison release
Chen Yunfei subjected to multiple rounds of questioning and repeated surveillance, after his March release.
Widespread pay cuts in China drive down consumer spending, fuel deflationary fears
Chinese civil servants and state-owned enterprise employees see significant salary cuts and layoffs.
OPINION: Lessons from testing AI on the truth of Tiananmen
An artificial model can only be as effective at establishing and recognizing truth as its creator.
Imprisoned Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong faces new ‘foreign collusion’ charge
Rights groups condemn the charge that could prolong imprisonment of one of the best-known democracy figures.
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