by editor | Apr 29, 2018 | Censorship, Human rights
Lam Kwok-lap and Hwang Chun-mei | Radio Free Asia Lam Wing-kei, one of five Hong Kong booksellers detained by the Chinese authorities for selling “banned” political books to customers across the internal border in mainland China, says he will open a new... by editor | Apr 28, 2018 | Censorship, Communist Regime
Oivan Lam | Global voices Amazing China, a documentary film that displays China’s achievements in science, technology and poverty reduction under the leadership of Xi Jinping, had suddenly been taken offline. In an April 19 letter to multimedia platform operators,... by editor | Apr 26, 2018 | Censorship, Communist Regime
Paul Huang | Epoch Times China continues to be among the world’s worst abuser of press freedom and jails the largest number of journalists in its prisons, according to Reporters Without Borders (RSF) on April 25. In addition, the press freedom watchdog warned that... by editor | Apr 17, 2018 | Censorship, Human rights
Qiao Long and Wong Lok-to | Radio Free Asia Authorities in the Chinese capital placed a number of dissidents under house arrest over the weekend, which saw the anniversary of the death of liberal premier Hu Yaobang, which triggered a mass outpouring of grief and the... by editor | Apr 11, 2018 | Censorship
Catherine Lai | Hong Kong Free Press The general public’s evaluation of press freedom in Hong Kong has dropped to its lowest since the Hong Kong Journalists Association’s (HKJA) annual survey began in 2013. The study – published on Wednesday – cited increasing... by editor | Apr 8, 2018 | Censorship, Communist Regime
China Change This article was first published on China Change website on April 4, 2018 Between February and March this year, rights activists from provinces around China were summoned, questioned, and threatened by secret police who demanded that they withdraw from...
Journalism Watchdog Says Past Year Among the Worst for Hong Kong Press Freedom Since 1997
Tibetan Nuns Beaten by Chinese Guards For ‘Weeping’ in Detention
Australian State MP Draws Similarities Between Hong Kong Protests and China’s Persecution of Falun Gong
Statement by the China Human Rights Lawyers Group on the Fourth Anniversary of the ‘709 Incident’
China’s Reforms Move May Just Be Bargaining Chip for US Negotiators
