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China could fine 67-year-old new mother for breaking two-child policy
Independent, November 4, 2019
Rumors Swirl in China After Death of Top Chongqing Party Official
Radio Free Asia, November 4, 2019
EU, China to sign an agreement on geographic indications: France's Macron
Reuters, November 4, 2019
Bride Trafficking to China Spreads Across Asia: China's Gender Imbalance Having Devastating Regional Consequences
Human Rights Watch, November 3, 2019
Group of Four Lao Young Women Trafficked to China Rescued, Separate Group of Four Remain Missing after Three Years
Radio Free Asia, November 4, 2019
Trafficked Myanmar Woman Returns Home After Seven Years in China
Radio Free Asia, November 4, 2019
China's blockchain development should learn from P2P lending mistakes, researcher warns
South China Morning Post, November 5, 2019
Chinese Professor Files Rare Lawsuit Over Use of Facial-Recognition Technology
Wall Street Journal, November 4, 2019
Translation: Wechat Suspends Account After Winnie The Pooh Comment
China Digital Times, November 3, 2019
China's Xi reiterates support for Hong Kong leader in Shanghai meeting: Xinhua
Reuters, November 5, 2019
Hong Kong: Xi expresses 'high degree of confidence' in Lam
BBC, November 5, 2019
Will Hong Kong's district council elections be postponed? Officials watching if protest violence persists, but decision might be pushed to polling day on November 24
South China Morning Post, November 5, 2019
Hong Kong pro-democracy District Council election candidates charged with unlawful assembly and obstructing police
Hong Kong Free Press, November 4, 2019
Candidates in Hong Kong's elections are getting knifed, beaten, and now bitten
Quartz, November 4, 2019
Angry campus crowd besieges Hong Kong university chief, demanding he condemn police actions as student suffers brain injury in car park fall after reportedly fleeing tear gas
South China Morning Post, November 4, 2019
Clerical blunder triggers huge Hong Kong police deployment to Eastern Court to 'rearrest' defendants from protests
South China Morning Post, November 4, 2019
'Stop police violence, stop police lies': Hong Kong police axe press con amid journalists' silent protest over arrests
Hong Kong Free Press, November 4, 2019
Two journalists arrested as riot police storm malls around Hong Kong and deploy pepper spray
Hong Kong Free Press, November 4, 2019
Is Chinese Thought Work Coming To America?
SupChina, November 4, 2019
The NBA's Hong Kong Disaster Should Warn Britain Off Huawei
Foreign Policy, November 4, 2019
Our landlord's brainwave: Hong Kong people are revolting, so replace the people
Hong Kong Free Press, November 4, 2019
'Helpless, disappointed': Wife of detained Chinese lawyer holds onto hope
Agence France-Presse, November 2, 2019
Outspoken Human Rights Lawyer Detained, Office Sealed in China's Guangxi
Radio Free Asia, November 1, 2019
內地近年嚴控言論 部分學者自我噤聲或離開中國 ("Suffocating environment": Mainland scholars self-censor or consider leaving China as control over speech tightens)
Radio Television Hong Kong, November 4, 2019
Professors, Beware. In China, Student Spies Might Be Watching.
The New York Times, November 1, 2019
China's Communist Party tries to create a new hero for the masses
Washington Post, November 3, 2019
China Revamps Undergraduate Studies, Tapping Controversial Talent Program
Caixin, November 2, 2019
Reforming Control
China Media Project, November 1, 2019
Beijing constructs an "independence" plot for Hong Kong protests through information operations
Global Voices, November 1, 2019
Censorship of Hong Kong's protests has spread to a UK cake contest
Quartz, November 4, 2019
不滿動物園「掃臉」驗票 浙教授興訟 (Zhejiang zoo installs facial recognition to verify tickets, university professor sues authorities for consumer rights violations)
Ming Pao, November 4, 2019
In China, Working Mothers Say They Are Fired or Sidelined
The New York Times, November 1, 2019
Why Gamers Are Protesting BlizzCon for Hong Kong
The New York Times, November 1, 2019
習近平:所有重大立法經民主醞釀和科學決策產生 (Xi Jinping in Shanghai: All major legislation is "brewed democratically," "decided scientifically")
Radio Television Hong Kong, November 3, 2019
The PRC and ROC National Day Ceremonies Offer Starkly Contrasting Views of "One Country, Two Systems"
Jamestown Foundation, November 1, 2019
China's top leadership will not tolerate change to 'one country two systems', official says
The Telegraph, November 1, 2019
China Communist Party has Hong Kong in crosshairs
Radio France Internationale, November 1, 2019
How Hong Kong is quietly contributing to China's mighty tech rise: with a higher education push
South China Morning Post, November 4, 2019
Emotion recognition is China's new surveillance craze
Financial Times, November 1, 2019
China's surveillance industry plays down US blacklist at annual expo designed to showcase its technology
South China Morning Post, November 1, 2019
U.S. opens national security investigation into TikTok: sources
Reuters, November 1, 2019
【11.3 衝突】警闖各區商場噴椒舉槍拉人 趙家賢被咬甩耳 立場、浸大記者被捕 (November 3: District councillor, residents hospitalized in stabbing incident; journalists arrested; riot police suppress "shopping rallies" in multiple districts)
Stand News, November 3, 2019
Hong Kong protests: Knife attacker bites man's ear off
Deutsche Welle, November 3, 2019
【11.2 港島】和理非集會被封殺 催淚彈直射維園足球場 灣仔中環包抄 逾百人被捕 (November 2: Tear gas fired in Victoria Park as police revoke authorization for peaceful rallies, 3 election candidates and over 100 protesters arrested during clearance from Causeway Bay to Central)
Stand News, November 2, 2019
背重創急救員為樹仁生 一度休克 (Student first aider suffers severe burns from police's hand-thrown tear gas canisters)
Ming Pao, November 4, 2019
尖沙咀「和你Sing」過百防暴柏麗大道佈防 ("Sing with you": Karaoke rally in Tsim Sha Tsui dispersed with tear gas after police clear peaceful assemblies in Central)
Inmediahk.net, November 2, 2019
First aider, firefighter caught up in Hong Kong Island clashes as demonstrators target Chinese state media HQ
Hong Kong Free Press, November 3, 2019
'Broad and vague': Why a court injunction obtained by the Hong Kong police is not just about 'doxxing'
Hong Kong Free Press, November 3, 2019
'Selling out Hong Kong people': Global companies vandalised by protesters over links to China
Independent, November 3, 2019
Hong Kong's Carrie Lam to discuss helping people to live and work in mainland China
Reuters, November 3, 2019
民間記者會民調:抗爭者現創傷壓力徵狀 轟元兇為政府及警暴 (Polls show government arrogance, police violence major sources of post-traumatic stress disorder among protesters)
Inmediahk.net, November 2, 2019
UK report calls for 'proportionate' police response to Hong Kong protests and end to violence
Hong Kong Free Press, November 1, 2019
《香港半年报告》:英国呼吁停止示威暴力 寻求政治解决 (UK issues biannual report on Hong Kong, urges protesters to cease violence, presses for political resolution)
BBC News, November 1, 2019
China to 'perfect' Hong Kong leader appointment system, warns on national security
Reuters, November 1, 2019
Beijing reiterates call for Hong Kong to prioritise national security, patriotic education
South China Morning Post, November 1, 2019
Canada needs a China strategy, and the western provinces should lead the way
The Conversation, November 4, 2019
遇襲後首次受訪 岑子杰:香港人應該係堅持,唔係反抗 (Hong Kongers should persevere, not fight back: Interview with Civil Human Rights Front convenor Jimmy Sham)
Inmediahk.net, November 3, 2019
How China's economic expansionism is contributing to Muslim persecution
The McGill International Review, November 3, 2019
Time for China to take action against human rights abuses on its Belt and Road projects
Hong Kong Free Press, November 3, 2019
Lantau Tomorrow Vision: Student green group asks why Hong Kong wants to spoil an exquisite natural habitat
Hong Kong Free Press, November 3, 2019
Zhang Lifan: The CCP's Hardline Measures Could Be Its Undoing
China Change, November 2, 2019
Shouldn't the work of Hong Kong's police force be public?
Hong Kong Free Press, November 2, 2019
China's Global Critics Are Helping It Win
Foreign Policy, October 30, 2019
Text editor releases 'Free Uyghur' edition, gets swamped with Chinese spam
The Verge, October 30, 2019
Notepad++ and GitHub Are the Latest Victims of Chinese Internet Trolls
The News Lens, October 31, 2019
Male Chinese 'Relatives' Assigned to Uyghur Homes Co-sleep With Female 'Hosts'
Radio Free Asia, October 31, 2019
Justice in China is notoriously harsh, but reforms are afoot: These days courts prefer to send some convicts home
The Economist, November 2, 2019
Taiwanese court orders police to compensate injured 'Sunflower Movement' protesters
Agence France-Presse, November 1, 2019
"太阳花"示威者胜诉 提告者:迟来的转型正义 (Sunflower Movement activists win state compensation case for injuries suffered during forceful eviction)
Deutsche Welle, October 31, 2019
Beijing Activist Faces Indictment. The Crime Appears to Be Helping the Aged Mother of Dissident Huang Qi
China Change, October 31, 2019
Vancouver school cancels assignment after backlash over Chinese propaganda
Globe and Mail, October 25, 2019
China's sanitation workers need more than just sympathy from the union
China Labour Bulletin, October 31, 2019
Protests and political tensions are diverting mainland Chinese tourists away from Hong Kong and Taiwan
Quartz, October 31, 2019
US bill to protect Taiwan from Chinese diplomatic pressure wins congressional committee approval
South China Morning Post, November 1, 2019
Security Firm Says Chinese Hackers Intercepted Text Messages
The Diplomat, November 1, 2019
China's Communist Party Concludes Conclave in Strong Support of Xi
Wall Street Journal, October 31, 2019
19th CPC Central Committee concludes fourth plenary session, releases communique
Xinhua, October 31, 2019
US has woken up to how 'truly hostile' China is towards Western values, says Secretary of State Mike Pompeo
South China Morning Post, October 31, 2019
India, China clash over Kashmir as it loses special status and is divided
Reuters, October 31, 2019
This is the blacklist Apple uses to censor the internet in China
Quartz, November 1, 2019
YouTube's algorithm apparently helped a Chinese propaganda video on Hong Kong go viral
Quartz, November 1, 2019
China's surveillance industry plays down US blacklist at annual expo designed to showcase its technology
South China Morning Post, October 31, 2019
China Says It Will Roll Out 'National Security' Steps for Hong Kong
The New York Times, November 1, 2019
US senator introduces "Be Water" act to target govt officials
Radio Television Hong Kong, November 1, 2019
6.12暴動案 法官要求聽審市民除口罩 稱法庭是莊嚴地方 (Court judge demands audience to take off facemask during hearing for riot case)
Inmediahk.net, October 31, 2019
Hong Kong court grants temporary injunction against inciting violence via messaging app Telegram and LIHKG forum
Hong Kong Free Press, October 31, 2019
Hong Kong police fire tear gas to break up Halloween party protests
Reuters, October 31, 2019
Halloween in Hong Kong brings a surreal mash-up of partygoers, protesters and riot police
Washington Post, November 1, 2019
Hong Kong police arrest over 70 in Tuen Mun protest against tear gas smell
Hong Kong Free Press, October 31, 2019
解構「福建幫」:從聯誼鄉親到政治動員的鐵軍 (Breaking down the "Fujian Gang": From village social network to militia mobilized by China)
The Initium, October 31, 2019
Ex-Hong Kong leader urges domestic workers to 'report' employers with protest gear
Hong Kong Free Press, October 31, 2019
Meet the Spiritual Leader of the Hong Kong Protests
The Atlantic, October 31, 2019
Traditional Chinese medicine doctors are secretly helping Hong Kong protesters
Los Angeles Times, October 30, 2019
The windows of Wong Tai Sin: In a Hong Kong neighborhood, pulling back the curtains reveals a city in crisis
Reuters, October 30, 2019
Communists are fascinated by contradictions. China faces a big one
The Economist, November 2, 2019
【蒙面法律戰】一分鐘了解緊急法及蒙面法司法覆核申請方理據 (Quick guide to the grounds for judicial review against anti-mask law)
Inmediahk.net, November 1, 2019
Students arrested in the protests are innocent until proven guilty. A Hong Kong that forgets this is doomed
South China Morning Post, November 1, 2019
Taiwan's Historic Pride Parade Is Celebration For Asia And Reminder That The Fight Isn't Over
SupChina, October 31, 2019
Replacing Carrie Lam with another puppet would be pointless. Instead, Beijing needs to loosen the strings
South China Morning Post, October 31, 2019
UN members split on China's mass detention and surveillance of ethnic Uighurs in Xinjiang
Agence France-Presse, October 30, 2019
Countries Blast China at UN Over Xinjiang Abuses: Joint Statement Urges End to Repression of Turkic Muslims
Human Rights Watch, October 30, 2019
2 Ethnic Kazakhs from China Granted Asylum-Seeker Status in Kazakhstan
The Diplomat, October 31, 2019
Female Detainees at Xinjiang Internment Camps Face Sterilization, Sexual Abuse: Camp Survivor
Radio Free Asia, October 30, 2019
首度有日本教授在中國「被消失」,日本學界聯合聲明:筆墨無法形容的衝擊 ("A shockwave that pen and ink fail to describe": Japanese academics issue joint statement on professor arrested in China for spying)
The News Lens, October 30, 2019
China Asks: Should A 13-Year-Old Boy Get The Death Sentence For Killing A 10-Year-Old Girl?
SupChina, October 30, 2019
美国政界高度关注程渊黄雪琴等中国公益人士 (U.S. politicians highly concerned with detention of Chang Sha, #MeToo activists, White House to raise cases with China)
Radio France Internationale, October 29, 2019
Kiribati detains crew reporting on China ties
Taipei Times, October 31, 2019
China's new morality guidelines describe how to eat right, lower carbon footprints — and think just like President Xi
The Washington Post, October 31, 2019
China's first Fridays for Future sees teen planting trees
Deutsche Welle, October 30, 2019
How the Foreign NGO Law Is Affecting European NGOs
China NGO Project, October 29, 2019
European NGOs and the Foreign NGO Law: 17 Case Studies on Real-World Effects of Implementation
China NGO Project, October 29, 2019
Why so many residents of one Chinese province put their lives in the hands of 'snakehead' smugglers
Telegraph, October 26, 2019
What Is Happening at China's Secret Plenum? Expect discussions around slowing growth and the ongoing trade war
Foreign Policy, October 30, 2019
Tibetan State Workers, Party Members 'Held Hostage' For Visitors' Good Behavior
Radio Free Asia, October 30, 2019
政府监控个人用水量 重庆首推居民供水卡实名制 (Real name water card registration: Chongqing authorities expand surveillance to household water usage)
Radio Free Asia, October 30, 2019
台湾立法院一读通过"中共代理人"提案 (Taiwan's "CCP agents" bill passes first reading)
Radio Free Asia, October 30, 2019
China's Bride Trafficking Problem: Over generations, China's one-child policy drove a demographic disaster that has sparked a devastatingly cruel trade
The Diplomat, October 30, 2019
Caught in U.S.-China Crossfire, Eastman Orchestra Cancels Tour
The New York Times, October 30, 2019
是否在高校成立防性骚扰机构?教育部:将指导高校据需要设立 (Ministry of Education to instruct establishment of anti-sexual harassment committees in high schools)
The Paper, October 28, 2019
Interior Department Will Stop Using Non-Essential Chinese Drones
Bloomberg, October 31, 2019
Beijing eyes facial recognition to speed up security in its metro rail network
Agence France-Presse, October 31, 2019
Beijing Metro to Begin Security 'Sorting' Based on Facial Recognition
Radio Free Asia, October 30, 2019
Decision on Huawei role in Britain's 5G delayed until after UK general election
Bloomberg, October 31, 2019
Hong Kong's mask ban is being tested in court, and so is the city's rule of law
Quartz, October 31, 2019
Dozens of students wear masks during graduation ceremony, defying warning by Hong Kong Polytechnic University's management
South China Morning Post, October 30, 2019
Hong Kong protesters target party district on potentially hazardous Halloween
Reuters, October 30, 2019
Ocean Park axes Halloween Fest over protest threat
Radio Television Hong Kong, October 30, 2019
Your "V for Vendetta" protest mask was likely made in authoritarian China
Quartz, October 31, 2019
周六維園及添馬公園集會被警方反對 劉頴匡指會上訴 (Police ban Saturday rally in Victoria Park and Tamar Park, organizers to appeal)
Radio Television Hong Kong, October 31, 2019
周六維園「求援國際」集會 劉頴匡:已知全球最少 33 城市響應 促警批不反對通知書 (33 cities to join Nov. 2 global solidarity rally for Hong Kong)
Stand News, October 29, 2019
【屯門瘋狂拘捕】律師指最少拘 73 人 有全家人被捕 周保松等到場聲援 (Tuen Mun residents protest suspected tear gas leakage incident; at least 73 arrested as police barge into shops and housing estates)
Stand News, October 31, 2019
人民日報指侮辱國旗罪一案判刑輕描淡寫 律政司應上訴 (People's Daily criticizes Hong Kong court for "light treatment" of national flag defiler, urges Department of Justice to appeal for harsher sentence)
Radio Television Hong Kong, October 31, 2019
'Harmful' to young people: Hong Kong Free Press website blacklisted on public ASUS PCs at airport
Hong Kong Free Press, October 30, 2019
Hong Kong police arrested 5 people inside public hospitals over June 12 protests, gov't says
Hong Kong Free Press, October 30, 2019
Hong Kong Design Institute vandalised for second straight day after school chiefs fail to show up for meeting with students
South China Morning Post, October 30, 2019
Hong Kong police decline to give details of new scheme which will enable identification of frontline officers during protests
South China Morning Post, October 30, 2019
Hong Kong Journalists Ask Court to Consider 'Illegal Actions' by Police
Radio Free Asia, October 30, 2019
HK stock exchange CEO says 'one country, two systems' is flawed
Financial Times, October 30, 2019
【9.21屯門】15歲少年涉藏改裝傘被控藏武器案開審 被捕後沒警誡 警: 若個個拘捕都警誡會唔夠人手 (Court allows admission of arrested protester's statement made without police first giving required caution statement; police claim "not enough manpower" to give police caution to all arrested)
Stand News, October 30, 2019
林鄭繼續美化警暴,警賊繼續破壞法治 (Carrie Lam continues to demonize protests and praise police violence; damage to rule of law continues)
Inmediahk.net, October 31, 2019
South Asians and Africans are no longer Hong Kong's 'ethnic other' – now it's the mainland Chinese
Hong Kong Free Press, October 30, 2019
The Color of Protest
The New York Times, October 30, 2019
U.S., Britain, others to push China at U.N. to stop detention of Uighurs
Reuters, October 30, 2019
China warns U.S. that criticism over Uighurs not 'helpful' for trade talks
Reuters, October 30, 2019
At Least 150 Detainees Have Died in One Xinjiang Internment Camp: Police Officer
Radio Free Asia, October 29, 2019
人权组织报告:中国"去清真化"抹杀维吾尔人信仰 (China is killing Uyghurs' religion by erasing halal, says Uyghur Human Rights Project report)
Radio Free Asia, October 29, 2019
Marise Payne says China must be held to account for human rights abuses
The Guardian, October 29, 2019
Rights Groups Call For Release of Chinese Journalist Who Reported From Hong Kong
Radio Free Asia, October 29, 2019
Taiwan charges pro-Beijing politicians with accepting funds from Chinese mainland
South China Morning Post, October 30, 2019
China's new moral guide elevates Xi over Mao, urges national pride over foreign influence
Globe and Mail, October 29, 2019
China says its approval is 'must' for choosing Dalai Lama's successor
The Hindu, October 29, 2019
Taiwan deports second mainland Chinese man for defacing Lennon Wall backing Hong Kong protests
South China Morning Post, October 29, 2019
Hong Kong police ask Facebook to remove 'defamatory' posts on officers' handling of protesters, leading to accusations force is stifling free speech
South China Morning Post, October 30, 2019
U.S. regulator to bar China's Huawei and ZTE from government subsidy program
The Hindu, October 29, 2019
China Wants Communist Party Members to Pledge Loyalty on Blockchain
Coin Desk, October 28, 2019
The Hongkongers from ethnic minorities who thank protest movement for helping them finally feel part of the city
South China Morning Post, October 30, 2019
Decision to ban Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong from district council elections may face challenge in court
South China Morning Post, October 29, 2019
Murder suspect who triggered Hong Kong protests is a 'free man' with 'free will': Carrie Lam
Channel News Asia, October 29, 2019
建制派轟港台節目偏頗、宣揚港獨、同情示威者 廣播處長:一直不偏不倚 (Pro-establishment camp criticizes Radio Television Hong Kong for bias, sympathy for protests, and promotion of Hong Kong independence)
Stand News, October 29, 2019
醫護被指洩私隱致 6.12 示威者被捕 伊院:調查後未有證據顯示曾向警交病人資料 (Queen Elizabeth Hospital investigates accusations of leaks to police resulting in protester arrests; says no evidence staff gave out patient information)
Stand News, October 29, 2019
The 'auntie' of Hong Kong's protest movement
Taipei Times, October 29, 2019
The Panda In The Room: Hong Kong's Pro-Independence Movement
SupChina, October 29, 2019
Police Officer Beat Uyghur Internment Camp Detainee to Death in Drunken Rage
Radio Free Asia, October 28, 2019
"扫黄打非"进教堂 中国进一步严控宗教出版物 (Office for "Eradicating pornography and illegal publications" steps up censorship on religious publications, confiscates any materials not published by official authority)
Voice of America, October 29, 2019
How a new generation of online storytellers is helping to spread the word about Chinese culture
South China Morning Post, October 29, 2019
Essex truck deaths: why are so many Chinese and Vietnamese being trafficked to the UK?
South China Morning Post, October 29, 2019
'Defend China's honour': Beijing releases new morality guidelines for citizens
The Guardian, October 29, 2019
Rubio Plans Bill to Block Federal Pensions Investing in China
Bloomberg, October 28, 2019
As China's Troubles Simmer, Xi Reinforces His Political Firewall
The New York Times, October 29, 2019
China's Communists Hold Key Meeting Amid Rising Challenges
Associated Press, October 29, 2019
Chinese snooping tech spreads around world
The Standard, October 29, 2019
Chinese Investment Pits Wall Street Against Washington
The New York Times, October 28, 2019
China's leader, a fan of centralized power, is suddenly the darling of the crypto community
Quartz, October 28, 2019
Hong Kong bans activist Joshua Wong from standing in district election race
Hong Kong Free Press, October 29, 2019
Democracy activist Joshua Wong slams 'politically driven' decision to bar him from running in Hong Kong district council election
South China Morning Post, October 29, 2019
Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong slams election officer for 'twisting and misunderstanding' his political views with election ban
Hong Kong Free Press, October 29, 2019
黃之鋒終被 DQ 禁參選區議會 政府:支持選舉主任決定 無關政治審查、言論自由 ("Not related to political censorship or freedom of speech," says government press statement defending disqualification of activist Joshua Wong)
Stand News, October 29, 2019
抗議警察粗暴對待傳媒 記者宣讀聲明 警一度叫停記者會 逐抗議記者離場 (Journalist kicked out from police press conference after reading statement condemning violence against frontline journalists says press conference turned press into speakerphone for propaganda)
The Stand News, October 29, 2019
蘋果:不再出席警方例行記者會 (Apple Daily to join boycott on police press conference after journalist kicked out for reading statement condemning police violence)
Stand News, October 29, 2019
警記者會上照電筒抗議被逐 女記者:被 PPRB 拍攝證件後相片即於網上流傳 (Police take photo of journalist's press ID after removing her from police press conference, photo then circulates in pro-establishment groups)
Stand News, October 28, 2019
Hong Kong's reluctant police officer: 'It's not for us to deliver punishment'
The Guardian, October 29, 2019
Hong Kong police deploy tear gas against crowd protesting over suspected tear gas test
Hong Kong Free Press, October 29, 2019
Hong Kong police admit adopting more aggressive tactics in bid to quell rising violence as tensions grow between officers and journalists
South China Morning Post, October 28, 2019
Hong Kong protests: how a Post journalist was hit by projectile during police operation
South China Morning Post, October 29, 2019
【民間記者會】少數族裔親述抗爭經歷 巴裔少年見證警暴棄從警 ("We connected": Protesters from ethnic minorities attend citizen press conference, speak on protest experience and racial profiling by police officers)
Stand News, October 28, 2019
法庭修訂警方反起底禁制令 收窄涵蓋範圍 (Hong Kong's High Court amends injunction order to limit scope in banning disclosure of police officers' personal information)
Ming Pao, October 29, 2019
學生何文田築人鏈 抗議學體會取消學界賽事 (Students form human chain in Ho Man Tin to protest against possible wholesale cancellation of all sports competitions for the year to prevent political expression in venues)
Ming Pao, October 28, 2019
《習近平與新中國》:「九號文件」代表一場新的大型反西方價值運動已經展開 ("Xi Jinping and the New Chinese State": The Ninth Paper represented the start of a large scale movement against Western values)
The News Lens, October 29, 2019
政府不要誤判「和理非」(文:盧子健)(Government should stop misjudging peaceful protesters as being prone to violence)
Ming Pao, October 29, 2019
He was a Communist Party member and model Uyghur. It didn't save him from Beijing
CNN, October 27, 2019
From camps to prisons: Xinjiang's next great human rights catastrophe
Global Voices, October 27, 2019
For Uighur Muslims in China, Life Keeps Getting Harder
Foreign Policy, October 26, 2019
Uyghur Man Taken Into Custody in Egypt, May be Sent Back to China, Friends Fear
Radio Free Asia, October 25, 2019
Security services fear the march on universities of Beijing's spies
The Times UK, October 27, 2019
London School of Economics academics outraged by proposed China programme
Financial Times, October 27, 2019
'A basic human right': Taiwan revels in first pride since legalising gay marriage
Agence France-Presse, October 28, 2019
台湾同性婚姻跨不过的墙:跨国伴侣 (Couples of different nationalities unable to benefit from Taiwan's same-sex marriage law)
BBC, October 25, 2019
哈萨克斯坦反体制和反中国扩张示威 数十人被捕 (Dozens arrested in Kakhastan protest against expansion of Chinese influence)
Radio France Internationale, October 27, 2019
'The long march' of Chinese gamers in the new arena
The Hindu, October 26, 2019
HKFP Lens: 'Stand With Hong Kong Journalists' frontline photography showcase to open in Toronto, Canada
Hong Kong Free Press, October 26, 2019
China's 'Most Dangerous Profession'
The Atlantic, October 26, 2019
Big Sister, Little Sister, Red Sister — the three sisters of China
Financial Times, October 25, 2019
Thousands in Tibet Mourn Passing of Senior Religious Teacher Trained in Exile
Radio Free Asia, October 25, 2019
In China, FIFA's Focus Is Soccer, Not Human Rights
The New York Times, October 25, 2019
中共中央 国务院印发《新时代公民道德建设实施纲要》(CPC Central Committee issues "Outline for Implementation of Morality Construction of Citizens in the New Era")
Xinhua, October 27, 2019
Understanding China Conference opens with focus on globalization, multilateralism
Sina English, October 27, 2019
Amid crises, Xi seems set to uphold Party's rule at secretive China conclave
Reuters, October 25, 2019
四中全會今起召開 據了解有異見人士被當局上門監視 (Dissidents under surveillance as Fourth Plenum starts in Beijing)
Radio Television Hong Kong, October 28, 2019
China rejects EU support for 'universal' human rights, saying 'satisfaction of people' is most important measure
South China Morning Post, October 25, 2019
中国将德国置入"外交冰柜" (China gives cold shoulder to Germany on Wang Yi's European trip)
Deutsche Welle, October 27, 2019
Chinese President Xi Jinping calls for more research, investment into blockchain technology
South China Morning Post, October 26, 2019
China hopes cryptography law will provide security and profitability
South China Morning Post, October 28, 2019
Why you should worry if you have a Chinese smartphone
The Guardian, October 26, 2019
China's largest utility plans a national power grid integrating Internet of Things technologies
South China Morning Post, October 26, 2019
China Carriers to Offer 5G for Public on Nov. 1, Beijing News Says
Bloomberg, October 25, 2019
TikTok, Under Scrutiny, Distances Itself From China
Wired, October 25, 2019
Tear gas and Molotovs as Hong Kong rally descends into multi-district skirmishes
Hong Kong Free Press, October 28, 2019
《HKFP》:自由身記者 May James 旺角被捕 為記協及 FCC 會員 有帶證件及穿反光背心 (Freelance journalist May James arrested in Mongkok after asking police officers to show warrant cards)
Stand News, October 27, 2019
Reporters get shot, sprayed, jostled by police
Radio Television Hong Kong, October 27, 2019
【10.27 九龍】警多次強扯記者防毒面具 斥「冇得豁免」 《立場》記者腿中彈受傷 (Police repeatedly rip off journalists' gas mask claiming "no exemption" from anti-mask law; officer shoots Stand News reporter in the leg with bean bag round)
Stand News, October 27, 2019
Hundreds gather at paper crane folding rally to commemorate those who died during Hong Kong protests
Hong Kong Free Press, October 28, 2019
【逃犯條例】醫護界「尊重人權克制警權」集會 憂不敢求醫個案增 ("Respect human rights, restrain police power": Thousands attend medical profession assembly, criticizing police abuse and expressing concern for injured protesters who refuse to go to hospital for fear of arrest)
HK01, October 26, 2019
Broken bones, blisters and bruises: Hong Kong underground clinic volunteers grapple with influx of protest injuries
Hong Kong Free Press, October 27, 2019
「嚮往自由」內地人參與醫護集會 盼香港民主浪潮影響中國 ("Aspiring for freedom": Mainlanders join medical profession rally, hope Hong Kong's democratic movement will influence China)
Inmediahk.net, October 27, 2019
UK student left with brain haemorrhage in violent arrest by undercover Hong Kong officers
Telegraph, October 27, 2019
選舉主任入住安全屋 黃之鋒質疑「假都唔俾你請」(Joshua Wong criticizes delay in confirming his candidacy amid rumors that new returning officer is being kept in police safehouse; original officer goes on "indefinite vacation")
Inmediahk.net, October 27, 2019
Hong Kong's latest injunction protects police while putting press freedom at risk
Quartz, October 26, 2019
Hong Kong bans publication of police personal details, including photos
The Guardian, October 26, 2019
In Pictures: Hundreds tour cultural hotspot Chungking Mansions in support of Hong Kong's ethnic minority community
Hong Kong Free Press, October 26, 2019
Greenpeace questions Hong Kong police claim that blue dye from water cannon is 'harmless'
Hong Kong Free Press, October 25, 2019
If Beijing does not budge, the struggle for Hong Kong will last decades
The Guardian, October 27, 2019
It's time to boycott any company doing business in Xinjiang
The Guardian, October 26, 2019
Chinese Universities' First Course Is Nationalism 101
Foreign Policy, October 25, 2019
Communist loyalty no shield for Uighurs from Chinese detention
Al Jazeera, October 25, 2019
新疆集中营受害者在台湾控诉遭性暴力胁迫认罪 (Interrogation, forced medication, and rape: Victim from Xinjiang's camps recounts torture she and other female detainees faced)
Radio Free Asia, October 24, 2019
Sakharov Prize: Jailed Uighur academic Ilham Tohti wins award
BBC, October 24, 2019
欧洲议会主席敦促中国释放伊力哈木•土赫提 (European Parliament chairperson urges China to release Ilham Tohti and respect rights of ethnic minorities at Sakharov Prize ceremony)
Deutsche Welle, October 24, 2019
Ilham Tohti's Sakharov Prize Will Drive Beijing Crazy
Foreign Policy, October 24, 2019
澳籍维族男童续困新疆 专家:恐陷中国"人质外交" (Austrlian Uyghur child remains stranded in Xinjiang, expert fears he would be caught in "hostage diplomacy")
Deutsche Welle, October 24, 2019
China Holds #MeToo Activist Who Wrote About Hong Kong Protests
The New York Times, October 25, 2019
屢揭性侵醜聞 曾報道香港反送中 內地獨立記者黃雪琴疑被刑拘 (Independent journalist and #MeToo activist Huang Xueqin detained in Guangzhou after writing on Hong Kong's protests)
Stand News, October 24, 2019
China detains reporter who covered Hong Kong protests – sources
Agence France-Presse, October 25, 2019
'I love my homeland': Canadian school under fire after screening trailers for patriotic Chinese film 'My People, My Country' to Mandarin pupils
South China Morning Post, October 25, 2019
Making Political Mythology
China Media Project, October 24, 2019
"一带一路"登陆澳洲 中国"锐实力"挑战西方 (As One Belt One Road lands in Australia, China's "sharp power" challenges the West)
BBC, October 25, 2019
US Senate bill calls for ending sale of crowd-control munitions to Hong Kong
South China Morning Post, October 25, 2019
Solomon Islands government says China's island lease is unlawful
South China Morning Post, October 25, 2019
Essex lorry deaths: UK must bear responsibility, says Chinese state media
The Guardian, October 25, 2019
Pence backs Hong Kong protests in China speech, slams NBA and Nike
Reuters, October 25, 2019
英上議院通過無約束力動議 籲給港人第二公民身分與居留權 彭定康:使用暴力只對共產黨有利 (UK House of Lords passes non-binding motion to give British citizenship to Hong Kongers)
Ming Pao, October 25, 2019
Hundreds of Hong Kong protesters chant 'God Save the Queen' and 'We are British' while forming a human chain around the British Consulate - as the Lords prepares to debate granting UK citizenship to residents of the former colony
Daily Mail, October 24, 2019
內地網絡罪案司法解釋下月實施冀及早懲治違法犯罪網站 ("Hit early, hit small": Supreme People's Procuratorate and Supreme People's Court publish new judicial interpretation on cybercrime, effective November 1)
Radio Television Hong Kong, October 25, 2019
《最高人民法院、最高人民检察院关于办理非法利用信息网络帮助信息网络、犯罪活动等刑事案件适用法律若干问题的解释》新闻发布会 (New judicial interpretation toughens cybercrime regulations on compliance by service providers, acts constituting illegal use of online information, "providing technical support" and "frequent use of encrypted messaging")
Supreme People's Court, October 25, 2019
'Fight against oppression': Hong Kong and Catalan protesters hold parallel solidarity rallies
Hong Kong Free Press, October 25, 2019
加泰隆尼亞集會聲援香港 唱加語版《榮光》 當地華人唱國歌示威 有人搶標語擋鏡頭 (Catalonians hold solidarity assembly with Hong Kong and sing "Glory to Hong Kong" song, while Pro-China protesters harrass rally)
Stand News, October 24, 2019
【加泰人權自由集會】居港加泰人:對港人聲援感動 痛心警暴 港人:兩地抗爭相似 (Catalonians in Hong Kong join solidarity rally)
Stand News, October 24, 2019
How justice falls through the cracks of a Taiwan-Hong Kong legal loophole
South China Morning Post, October 25, 2019
律政司警務處長申禁令 禁披露警員「起底」資料 (Commissioner of Police applies for injunction order banning "doxxing" of officers and their family, includes unauthorized disclosure of names, social media accounts, license plate numbers or photos)
Stand News, October 25, 2019
記協:96% 受訪新聞從業員 反對官方「記者發牌制度」 (96% journalists oppose centralized licensing system for individual journalists, says Hong Kong Journalists Association)
Stand News, October 25, 2019
Hong Kong government slammed in ombudsman ruling on suppression of public feedback to extradition bill
South China Morning Post, October 25, 2019
Pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong's district council candidacy still in limbo as Hong Kong government vetting officer abruptly replaced
South China Morning Post, October 24, 2019
【因病休假】DQ 參選人前先 DQ 選舉主任? 黃之鋒:搵劊子手取消我參選資格 (Disqualifying the disqualifier: Joshua Wong criticizes "hard order" from Beijing to disqualify him as eligibility to run for election remains unknown)
Stand News, October 24, 2019
【11.24 區選】政府稱已設選舉危機管理委員會 如遇騷亂暴力或押後區選 (Government says cricis group has been formed for upcoming election, might postpone election in the event of violence)
Stand News, October 24, 2019
Hong Kong gov't forms election crisis committee in case of last-minute delay due to disruption
Hong Kong Free Press, October 25, 2019
Beneath the Hong Kong protests, a mental-health time bomb is ticking as fear and mistrust grow
South China Morning Post, October 25, 2019
Can China's Government Advance Its Case on Twitter?
China File, October 24, 2019
Nearly Half of Residents of Uyghur-Majority Village in Xinjiang Held in Internment Camps
Radio Free Asia, October 23, 2019
骚扰、恐吓 中国对维吾尔人的打压延伸海外 (Harassment and threats: China's repression on Uyghurs stretch overseas)
Radio Free Asia, October 23, 2019
China Sharpens Hacking to Hound Its Minorities, Far and Wide
The New York Times, October 22, 2019
Japan wants China to take 'positive actions' on Japanese detained in Beijing
Reuters, October 23, 2019
Japan presses China on proffesor held for 'spying'
Channel News Asia, October 23, 2019
控间谍拘一日本人 安倍向王岐山要解释 (Shinzō Abe demands explanation as China detains Japanese citizen on spying charges)
Radio France Internationale, October 23, 2019
Hong Kong protesters to rally in support of Catalan activists
Reuters, October 24, 2019
多伦多猛龙NBA开幕战 数千球迷穿挺港T恤捍卫自由 ("The North stand with Hong Kong": Thousands NBA fans wear tshirts in support of Hong Kong at Toronto opening game)
Radio Free Asia, October 23, 2019
China's Corporate Social Credit System Demands Political Obedience from Companies
The Diplomat, October 24, 2019
China's increased influence in Nepal led to ban on Dalai Lama birthday celebration: US envoy
Times of India, October 24, 2019
中国代表团未能出席国际大会 华春莹:美国将签证武器化 (China accuses US of "weaponzing visas" and obstructing normal international exchanges as Chinese delegation misses International Astronautical Congress, while organizers point to late submission of papers)
Radio France Internationale, October 24, 2019
China: US Has 'Weaponized' Visas to Target Exchanges
Voice of America, October 23, 2019
Top Chinese official misses space conference amid U.S.-China tensions
Washington Post, October 24, 2019
North Korean Workers in China Forced to Work Overtime Before Sanctions Deadline
Radio Free Asia, October 23, 2019
China Investigates Painful, Unproven Needle 'Treatment' For Cerebral Palsy
SupChina, October 23, 2019
2022 Winter Olympics should not be held in China, GOP Sen. Rick Scott says
CNBC, October 22, 2019
Rally ban review quashed
the Standard, October 24, 2019
Hong Kong police groups slam university head for publishing arrested students' 'unverified accusations' of mistreatment
Hong Kong Free Press, October 24, 2019
China foreign ministry says report on plans to replace Hong Kong leader Lam a political rumour
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019
Hong Kong protesters warn replacing Carrie Lam may not be enough
Financial Times, October 23, 2019
【陳同佳案】陸委會:陳同佳不可「自由行模式」赴台 設單一窗口處理 (Taiwan says murder suspect Chan Tong-kai cannot enter Taiwan as tourist, sets up specific taskforce to handle handle his "surrender" when he arrives)
Ming Pao, October 23, 2019
Taiwan officers can accompany murder suspect Chan Tong-kai from Hong Kong to island - as long as he agrees and they don't use legal power in city, experts say
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019
Why a dispute over a Hong Kong murder suspect is giving Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen an election edge
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019
【陳同佳案】管浩鳴:陳同佳今明不啟程赴台 籲各方勿將他視作政治籌碼 (Reverend canon who convinced murder suspect to surrender says Chan Tong-kai will not fly to Taiwan yet, urges not to treat him as "political bargaining chip")
Ming Pao, October 23, 2019
Hong Kong's domestic workers feel caught between both sides in information war
The Washington Post, October 23, 2019
王國興、周融等組關注組 質疑放港獨分子入閘 香港等同緊急狀態 區選難言公正 (Pro-Beijing group questions authorities for allowing candidates who chanted protest slogans to run for election, says elections cannot be fair when Hong Kong is under state equivalanet to emergency)
Stand news, October 23, 2019
《大公報》轟朱凱廸港獨份子 促港府重啟確認區選資格程序 (Beijing mouthpiece Ta Kung Pao blasts Eddie Chu as pro-independence camp, urges authorities to restart qualification procedures after returning officer confirms his eligibiity to run for district elections)
Stand News, October 23, 2019
Hong Kong police have 'unwavering support', Beijing says after remark by city's leader Carrie Lam
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019
Injuction to shield Hong Kong voter register from public to prevent doxxing to remain through district council elections - as police group pleas to make it permanent
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019
Students vandalise Singapore lecturer's office at City University of Hong Kong over his 'political agendas' warning
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019
Friends from Hong Kong: Taiwan's Refugee Problem
The Diplomat, October 23, 2019
If the protest violence continues in Hong Kong, the only winners are Beijing and one-party rule
South China Morning Post, October 24, 2019
抗爭運動下市民政治傾向的轉變(文:李立峯)(Changes in political stance of Hong Kong citizens amidst protests)
Ming Pao, October 24, 2019
政府是否有責任保障陳同佳的法律權利 (Hong Kong government is duty-bound to protect murder suspects' legal rights)
Stand News, October 24, 2019
Hong Kong protesters shouldn't pin hopes on outsiders to solve their impasse with Beijing
The Conversation, October 24, 2019
白信:從治理暴力到路線鬥爭,香港革命是中國的內生危機 (From violence of governance to spectrum struggles, Hong Kong's revolution is China's home-grown crisis)
The Initium, October 23, 2019
Focus should be on justice not politics in Taiwan murder case
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019
八九学运领袖周勇军获释暂不上诉 曾被港府"送中"理解港人疑虑 (Democratic activist Zhou Yongjun finishes prison term, gives up appeal in fear of harsher sentence)
Radio Free Asia, October 22, 2019
Tarantino shows how to take stand against China and shame censors
The Sydney Morning Herald, October 23, 2019
China blocks almost a quarter of accredited foreign news sites: Watchdog
Agence France-Presse, October 22, 2019
1/4外媒网站被中国封锁 (Foreign Correspondents Club of China says almost a quarter of foreign media registered in China have website blocked by mainland authorities)
Radio Free Asia, October 22, 2019
Queensland student sues Chinese consul general, alleging he incited death threats
The Guardian, October 23, 2019
Hong Kong protesters crash NBA opening night party
Channel News Asia, October 23, 2019
Chinese state TV blacks out NBA season opener after threat of 'retribution'
The Guardian, October 23, 2019
专访香港民阵梁颖敏:香港是中国法治、自由的桥头堡 (Hong Kong is bridgehead for freedom and rule of law in China, says Civil Human Rights Front representative at rights award ceremony)
Radio Free Asia, October 22, 2019
北京一纸"非法"令 赶"中端人口" 三千户业主抗议强拆涉款数十亿元 (Property owners surround village authorities building in Beijing over forced evictions that would displace over 3,000 families)
Radio Free Asia, October 22, 2019
Three more US senators back Hong Kong bill, including presidential candidate Kamala Harris
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019
Huang Xiangmo: Chinese billionaire claims persecution by 'dark forces of Australia's deep state'
The Guardian, October 22, 2019
Nepal Refuses China On Extradition Treaty, Protecting Tibetan Exiles
SupChina, October 21, 2019
House Churches with Hong Kong Ties Targeted for Crackdowns
Bitter Winter, October 20, 2019
Hong Kong Police Already Have AI Tech That Can Recognize Faces
Bloomberg, October 23, 2019
Huawei hires Trump fundraiser
Bloomberg, October 23, 2019
Apple's $50 Billion Dilemma in China
Bloomberg, October 22, 2019
Navigating Chinese AI research collaboration: cases from australia, microsoft
China Digital Times, October 22, 2019
How Hong Kong protests are inspiring movements worldwide
Deutsche Welle, October 22, 2019
Murder suspect walks free as Hong Kong, Taiwan authorities clash
Reuters, October 23, 2019
【陳同佳出獄】環時專訪管浩鳴︰陳非「被自首」 未知出獄後安排 (In exclusive interview with Global Times, pastor who convinced murder suspect to turn himself in to Taiwan authorities says "impossible" Chan was forced to surrender)
HK01, October 23, 2019
Hong Kong murder suspect Chan Tong-kai who triggered protest crisis over botched extradition bill released from jail, issues public apology
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019
一個逃犯,兩場風暴:陳同佳案背後的台港引渡空窗與兩岸角力戰場 (One fugitive, two storms: The void of extradition arrangements and the cross-straight battlefield)
The Initium, October 23, 2019
China draws up plan to replace Carrie Lam as Hong Kong protests drag on – report
The Guardian, October 23, 2019
Hong Kong police assoc. wins injunction application barring public from checking voter registers
Hong Kong Free Press, October 23, 2019
拆局:或再限制查車牌等 傳媒失偵查工具 (Sources say police organizations would further seek to limit inspection of license-plate records, after winning injunction on vote registers checks)
Ming Pao, October 23, 2019
Victims of water cannon outside Kowloon Mosque file complaints against Hong Kong police
Hong Kong Free Press, October 22, 2019
記協:嚴厲譴責警方針對記者 無理發射水炮及投擲催淚彈 (Hong Kong Journalist Association condemns police for targeting journalists with water cannons and tear gas)
Inmediahk.net, October 22, 2019
HKJA vehemently condemns police spraying, firing teargas canisters at reporters
Hong Kong Journalist Association, October 22, 2019
不满港警暴力 民间自发300页调查报告 (Hong Kong citizens publish own investigative report on police violence as authorities refuse independent investigation)
Deutsche Welle, October 22, 2019
Hong Kong protests: from throwing bricks at police vans to becoming experts at putting out tear gas, meet the teenagers who are risking it all for their ideals
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019
In Hong Kong, Which Side Is Technology On?
Wired, October 22, 2019
Hong Kong political scientist likens Hongkongers to a stateless nation
Global Voices, October 22, 2019
Clothing made by Chinese forced labor is likely being sold in the US
Quartz, October 22, 2019
Police Chief Detained in Xinjiang After Expressing Concerns Over Mass Detention of Fellow Uyghurs
Radio Free Asia, October 21, 2019
China arrests Japanese professor on suspicion of spying
The Guardian, October 21, 2019
Rights Groups Call For Release of Award-Winning Activist Held In Shanghai
Radio Free Asia, October 21, 2019
China's attacks on US businesses are 'completely inappropriate,' Mike Pompeo says
CNBC, October 21, 2019
US is instigating colour revolutions, China's Defence Minister Wei Fenghe says
South China Morning Post, October 21, 2019
華春瑩指西方政客及傳媒所謂人權只是干涉香港事務藉口 (China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs says democracy and human rights are merely excuses for the west to interfere in Hong Kong affairs)
Radio Television Hong Kong, October 21, 2019
China accuses West of double standard of Hong Kong protests after discorder in streets of Barcelona and London
South China Morning Post, October 21, 2019
China's youth are shaping internet culture at home and abroad amid censorship
South China Morning Post, October 21, 2019
Gamers are scrutinizing League of Legends for signs of China's censorship
Quartz, October 21, 2019
NYU Shanghai campus 'self-censoring, politically neutral' on Hong Kong: faculty
New York Post, October 19, 2019
国际人权联盟年会台北召开 人权组织批习挺港 (Rights groups show support for Hong Kong at annual conference of International Federation of Human Rights held in Taiwan)
Radio Free Asia, October 21, 2019
香港藝術家黃國才獲邀 赴維也納 TED Talk 談香港抗爭 觀眾大讚港人勇敢有創意 ("Protesting through Art": Hong Kong artist gives TED talk on Hong Kong protests, audience cheers on protesters' bravery and creativity)
Stand News, October 21, 2019
China Economy China's SOE executives defend Beijing's economic model from 'targeted attacks' by US, EU
South China Morning Post, October 21, 2019
China military on youth offensive at security forum
South China Morning Post, October 21, 2019
陈发奋 互联网慈善中国样本已形成 (Tencent vice-president says "Chinese sample" of "Internet charity" has been established; talks on privacy, information filtering, regulation on fundraising)
Beijing News, October 22, 2019
China's Surveillance State Has Tens of Millions of New Targets
Foreign Policy, October 21, 2019
蘇貞昌:港府將陳同佳送台以合理化送中 台灣不會上當 ("Taiwan won't take the bait": Premier Su Tseng-chang criticizes Hong Kong authorities of using murder suspect's surrender to justify extradition bill)
Radio Television Hong Kong, October 22, 2019
Taiwan rejects murer suspect's surrender offer, says Hong Kong must comply with 'legal procedures'
South China Morning Post, October 20, 2019
市民悼念7.21元朗恐襲 警察大馬路狂射催淚彈驅散 (Citizens gather in Yuen Long to mark 3-month anniversary of July 21 attack; police clear streets with tear gas)
Inmediahk.net, October 21, 2019
元朗 7.21 襲擊 警至今拘 34 人 6 人被控暴動 (34 arrested in relation to July 21 Yuen Long attacks 3 months ago; 68 protests arrested during past weekend's march)
Stand News, October 21, 2019
香港示威:少数族裔和多元文化成为焦点——"我们都是香港人" ("We are all Hong Kongers": Ethnic minorities and cultural diversity become spotlight in Hong Kong's protests)
BBC, October 22, 2019
'Society is suffering': Hong Kong protests spark mental health crisis
The Guardian, October 22, 2019
誤射清真寺警員是否要停職? 警:無補於事 (Police refuse to suspend officer who shot mosque with water cannon: "Isolating someone to ask if they are accountable would not help solve the problem")
Stand News, October 21, 2019
大律師蔡維邦、駱應淦:香港法律界對暴力的兩種反思 (Edwin Choy SC and Lawrence Lok SC: Two reflections on violence within Hong Kong's legal sector)
The Initium, October 21, 2019
Beijing's Winter Olympics 2022 – sports in the shadow of concentration camps
Hong Kong Free Press, October 22, 2019
楊友仁:《願榮光歸香港》何以動人?一個音樂社會學的分析視角 (Why is "Glory to Hong Kong" song moving? An analysis through the lens of sociology in music)
The Initium, October 20, 2019
The curious corruption case of China's former securities chief Liu Shiyu and his lenient treatment
South China Morning Post, October 21, 2019
李文足探监:王全璋脸黑遭增肥 (Wang Quanzhang's face blackened and forced to gain weight, says wife Li Wenzu after prison visit)
Radio Free Asia, October 18, 2019
China Says Two Detained Americans Have Been Released On Bail
SupChina, October 18, 2019
China Says It Released Detained US Student
Voice of America, October 17, 2019
陈家鸿"煽颠案"面临起诉 律师被迫退出 (Guangxi Human rights lawyer faces subversion charges, lawyer representing him forced to withdraw)
Radio Free Asia, October 18, 2019
NBA's commissioner 'will receive retribution sooner or later' for defaming China, state media reports
Agence France-Presse, October 21, 2019
Hong Kong 'chaos' spurring on Catalan protests, Scottish independence movement, ex-Chinese envoy says
South China Morning Post, October 20, 2019
NBA赛季开打 加拿大民众看球挺香港 (Canadians show support for Hong Kong as NBA starts in Vancouver)
Radio Free Asia, October 18, 2019
Hong Kong protesters in UK say they face pro-Beijing intimidation
The Guardian, October 18, 2019
China warned to reform its lending to indebted Pacific Islands
Financial Times, October 21, 2019
中国环保专家:空气污染与流产风险息息相关 (Air pollution in Beijing tied to risk of miscarriage, experts say)
Radio Free Asia, October 17, 2019
China Makes Tibetan College Graduates Denounce Dalai Lama to Get State Jobs
Radio Free Asia, October 17, 2019
China's tech rise poses security and human rights dilemma for Australian universities
South China Morning Post, October 21, 2019
Beijing exports 'China-style' internet across Belt and Road
Nikkei Asian Review, October 21, 2019
China's propaganda chief says Cold War mentality hindering mutual trust in cyberspace
Reuters, October 20, 2019
Google and Facebook stay away but smaller US firms scout for business at China's World Internet Conference
South China Morning Post, October 20, 2019
Police blast mosque with water cannon as hundreds of thousands protest in Hong Kong
Washington Post, October 21, 2019
Ex-Indian Assoc. chief hit with police blue dye says he does not accept Hong Kong leader's apology
Hong Kong Free Press, October 21, 2019
Hong Kong Leaders Apologize to Muslims After Water Cannon Fired at Mosque
Bloomberg, October 21, 2019
Video: Hong Kong police accused of targeting mosque with water cannon blue dye as communities conduct clean-up
Hong Kong Free Press, October 20, 2019
【10.20九龍遊行】警水炮車清場 清真寺被噴中 (Timeline in photos: October 20 march in Kowloon ends in tear gas and water cannons)
Inmediahk.net, October 20, 2019
逾百人聖保羅男女校門外靜坐 抗議校方噤聲 (Hundreds students and alums of Hong Kong secondary school hold silent sit-in to protest school's ban of activities showing solidarity to protests)
Inmediahk.net, October 21, 2019
Top Hong Kong school accused of restricting freedoms with ban on political events, fearing conflict between pupils on opposing sides of protest debate
South China Morning Post, October 21, 2019
【陳同佳案】陸委會批港府企圖將台灣納入「一個中國」政治框架 (Taiwan criticizes Hong Kong administration for scheming to put Taiwan in "One China" framework by making murder suspect "voluntarily surrender" after previous refusal to cooperate, casts doubt on)
Ming Pao, October 21, 2019
Taiwan rejects murder suspect's surrender offer, says Hong Kong must comply with 'legal procedures'
South China Morning Post, October 20, 2019
Mainland Chinese man charged with stabbing Hong Kong protester in Tai Po
South China Morning Post, October 21, 2019
Communist Party mouthpiece slams Hong Kong university chief's call for police abuse probe
South China Morning Post, October 20, 2019
中大人聯署信挺段崇智:梁振英大陸官媒評論橫蠻無理 感謝校長挺身保護學生 (Students and alumni of CUHK sign joint-letter in support of headmaster who spoke on police violence)
Stand News, October 20, 2019
Hong Kong court rules against same-sex civil partnerships
Hong Kong Free Press, October 18, 2019
Hong Kong: A serious setback for equal marriage
Amnesty International, October 18, 2019
China: Drop "Subversion" Charge & Release Woman Human Rights Defender Chen Jianfang
Chinese Human Rights Defenders, October 21, 2019
先有自由,才能發財:活化公共空間的城市「造反」行動 (Freedom first, then riches: "Revolution" of city's public space)
The News Lens, October 21, 2019
The Guardian view on Xinjiang, China: forced labour and fashion shows
The Guardian, October 20, 2019
新疆一中学前校长被判囚19年 两名逃亡哈国穆斯林被警带走 (Former secondary school headmaster in Xinjiang jailed for 19 years; two Kazakhs fleeing Xinjiang seeking asylum in Kazakhstan taken by police)
Radio Free Asia, October 17, 2019
US Must Better Prevent Importation of Goods Made With Forced Labor in Xinjiang: Experts
Radio Free Asia, October 17, 2019
鲁比奥抨击新疆强迫劳动政策:有中国特色的社会主义奴隶制 (US senator Marco Rubio criticizes forced labor in Xinjiang: Socialist slavery with Chinese characterstics)
Voice of America, October 18, 2019
China Detains 2 Americans Amid Growing Scrutiny of Foreigners
The New York Times, October 18, 2019
Two Americans who run English-teaching firm detained in east China
Agence France-Presse, October 17, 2019
N.B.A. Commissioner: China Asked Us to Fire Daryl Morey
The New York Times, October 17, 2019
'The Losses Have Already Been Substantial.' Adam Silver Addresses Fallout From the NBA-China Controversy
TIME, October 17, 2019
NBA拒绝应中国要求开除莫雷 (NBA refuses to fire or discipline Morey despite demands from Chinese government)
Voice of America, October 18, 2019
More Chinese are home schooling their kids
The Economist, October 19, 2019
【暴雪禁賽風波】Freedom HK發起暴雪嘉年華抗議 聲援香港抗爭者 (Freedom HK crowdfunding group to organize protests outside annual BlizzCon in California)
Stand News, October 17, 2019
Workers stage multiple protests over forced layoffs at YTO Express
China Labour Bulletin, October 17, 2019
'If We Give Up on Our Husbands Today, Tomorrow Our Children Will Be Ashamed of Us': How the Spouses of Lawyers Arrested in the 709 Crackdown Became Activists
ChinaFile, October 17, 2019
Nobel Peace Prize nomination for Hong Kong is 'foreign interference,' China claims
Hong Kong Free Press, October 18, 2019
China bans imports of black clothes to Hong Kong: report
Deutsche Welle, October 17, 2019
China bans exports of black clothing to Hong Kong amid protests; all mailings to city 'severely investigated', courier firm worker says
South China Morning Post, October 17, 2019
Zuckerberg Warns China's Censored Internet Could Still Win Out
Bloomberg, October 18, 2019
Zuckerberg blasts Facebook rival TikTok for censorship in China, and he might be right
CNBC, October 17, 2019
殺女友疑兇 陳同佳願赴台自首 (Chan Tong-kai agrees to surrender to Taiwan authorities after release next week, hopes to "settle society's unrest")
Sing Tao Daily, October 18, 2019
Taiwan urges Hong Kong to keep murder suspect who sparked extradition crisis in custody
Hong Kong Free Press, October 17, 2019
新聞界聯署聲明 關注檢控官要求法庭頒令保護警察證人身份 (Journalism organizations issue joint statement expressing concern at gag order on identity, officer numbers of police involved in court cases)
Stand News, October 18, 2019
Why the Protests in Hong Kong May Have No End in Sight
The New York Times, October 18, 2019
Mother of 15-year-old Hong Kong girl found dead in sea says daughter took her own life, and calls for end to harassment of family and speculation over death
South China Morning Post, October 17, 2019
無綫訪問陳彥霖母 新聞部總監黃淑明出馬 (Broadcaster TVB interviews mother of 15-years-old girl found dead near shore, who insists daughter took her own life, had psychosis; urges end of speculation as citizens demand full surveillance footage)
Citizen News, October 18, 2019
'I'm Worried That I Will Die:' Hong Kong Protesters Write Final Goodbyes
The New York Times, October 17, 2019
Government condemns attack on Hong Kong protest leader Jimmy Sham
South China Morning Post, October 17, 2019
Injured protest leader Jimmy Sham cautions Hongkongers against targeting ethnic minority groups for reprisal
Hong Kong Free Press, October 17, 2019
新闻自由备受考验 香港记者现身说法 (Hong Kong journalists discuss challenges to press freedom)
Deutsche Welle, October 16, 2019
【施政報告】何君堯:單單禁蒙面不足夠 要求規管社交媒體 (Legislator Junius Ho says anti-mask law is insufficient, urges government to regulate social media platforms to avoid children "being misled by press")
Inmediahk.net, October 16, 2019
Stop exploiting tragic teen's death
the Standard, October 18, 2019
Chinese Commentary: 'The NBA Incident Has The Entire Nation Acting Crazy
Supchina, October 16, 2019
'Think of your family': China threatens European citizens over Xinjiang protests
The Guardian, October 17, 2019
China Is Exporting Its Anti-Muslim Strategy to India
The Nation, October 17, 2019
Rights Activist Stands Trial Alongside Family Members in China's Guangdong
Radio Free Asia, October 15, 2019
Christian Dior criticized over China map, apologizes, upholds 'one China'
Reuters, October 17, 2019
菲律宾外长呼吁民众抵制涉南海争议动画片《雪人奇缘》 (Philippines foreign secretary urges boycott of DreamWorks animated movie with "offensive" map of South China Sea)
Radio France Internationale, October 17, 2019
Chinese lawyer Chen Qiushi, censured over Hong Kong social media posts, vows to keep speaking out
South China Morning Post, October 16, 2019


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Juuling: Cigarettes for the Next Generation
March 14, 2017
Juuls: the latest e-cigarettes. The growth in popularity of this handheld electronic device throughout Marin County has been deemed as a cool trend. However, before you decide to purchase or smoke one, you should understand what exactly you are putting into your body.
Let's start at the beginning — what exactly is a Juul? Pax Labs, the device's creator based out of San Francisco, describes it as an "intensely satisfying closed-system vapor experience." The Juul can be physically broken down into two pieces: the shell and the pod. The shell is made of aluminum encasing a Lithium ion battery, a circuit board, and a pressure sensor. The other piece is the replaceable pod, which comes in many flavors, made of food-grade plastics, and contains a stainless steel vapor path. This stainless steel vapor path, combined with the battery, powers and heats the vapor, delivering a "smooth and consistent delivery" and "high quality vaping experience."
At this point, juuling seems harmless — how can a handheld, flavored vaping pen actually affect you? A tell-tale sign should be that the directions listed under the pod contents is a "Warning from Pax Labs" that "no tobacco or e-liquid product should ever be considered 'safe'." The official ingredients of the pods are listed as follows: glycerol, propylene glycol, natural oils, extracts and flavor, nicotine and benzoic acid. Let's break down the contents of the pods.
Glycerol: Generally safe for most adults as it is a natural occurring colorless, odorless liquid chemical. It's also non-toxic and sweet-tasting, which contributes to the various flavors of the pods.
Propylene Glycol: Also an odorless, colorless, synthetic liquid that helps absorb water. The FDA has classified this chemical as an additive that is "generally classified as safe." According to the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, when this vapor enters the environment, it can be found in several of the 1,416 hazardous waste sites around the country. The environmental degradation within these National Priority Sites has long term effects on our country.
Natural Oils: Nothing is provided on the content of these natural oils.
Extracts and Flavor: Again, nothing is provided on the specific ingredients for this additive.
Benzoic Acid: Commonly added to food and beverages as a preservative. It is "considered to be safe" (note that the FDA hasn't labeled it as officially a safe substance to consume, but it's merely considered), and is used in manufactured products because it inhibits the growth of both bacteria and fungi.
Lastly, Juuls contain Nicotine. In each pod, there is 59 mg/mL of Nicotine, which is the equivalent of a pack of cigarettes per pod. In the FAQ section of the Juul website, they highlight that "Nicotine is not appropriate for use by minors. Nicotine is addictive." So what is nicotine? Nicotine is a chemical found in the leaves of the tobacco plant and constitutes to anywhere between 0.6% -3.0% of the dry weight of tobacco. Nicotine and tobacco are not only highly addictive, but even the smallest of doses can impair your health.
Here's a breakdown of how exactly one puff of a juul streams nicotine into your body and what its effects are. In the brain, one puff of nicotine disrupts normal activity, causing chemical changes throughout the brain that rapidly lead to addiction. One of the most common effects of the juul, and why it is so attractive, is because it makes you feel light-headed and gives you a "head rush". This head rush is actually just releasing adrenaline and increasing the oxygen flow to your brain (achievable through alternate methods). When nicotine enters your body, blood and oxygen are prevented from reaching their target cells easily and efficiently, stimulating a head rush. Your body becomes increasingly stressed trying to transfer the blood and oxygen to where it needs to go. This increased stress increases the risk of heart attack and stroke drastically. Even a little bit of nicotine in the blood stream redirects the path of the blood and oxygen, rapidly increasing your risk of suffering from nicotine's negative side effects. But is this ten-second headrush actually worth the short and long term consequences of nicotine entering your body?
The National Institute of Health recently discovered that tobacco and nicotine are the leading causes of preventable cancer. Nicotine forms metabolites which increases cell division, causing tumor growth and cancer development. Nicotine is one of the most addictive substances in existence. It has been scientifically proven that when your body ingests nicotine once or twice after inhaling it, you become unable to say "no" and actually associate the importance of nicotine in your body to eating food. In fact, it's similar to heroin and cocaine in that respect. When nicotine enters the bloodstream, it stimulates the "reward center" in the brain and causes a mood elevation by desensitizing the neurons which inhibit the dopamine release.
Nicotine also affects your eyesight by contributing to visual deterioration. The stimulant reduces your ability to see at night by impairing the production of pigments in your eyes that are specifically designed for low light vision. Nicotine accelerates the destruction of your eyesight, as well as increasing the risk of future cataracts.
The presence of nicotine in your body also affects your reproductive system by increasing the risk of infertility and miscarriages. Not only does nicotine affect the system before a child is conceived or born, but babies born after being exposed to nicotine, if they make it to birth, tend to have low weights or are born prematurely. What's important to remember is that because nicotine is so addictive, starting now through e-cigarettes translates to a life-long addiction, possibly leading to something stronger, such as traditional cigarettes.
There is an advantage to juuling: it is better than a cigarette because it doesn't give off any smoke. Instead, the Juul releases vapor which dissolves and can't pollute the environment. This is why electronic cigarettes were created by scientists. They are a less toxic approach to smoking cigarettes for smokers because they don't give off the same pollution. (Key word: for smokers.) The pods, however, are still not recyclable, meaning they can be discarded the same way cigarette butts are — thrown on the ground and as "trash." E-cigarettes are compelling devices for those who are already addicted to cigarettes. They provide a healthier alternative to cigarettes, and reduce the user's consumption of nicotine and tobacco. Nonetheless, they were created for habitual smokers, not underage teenagers seeking a headrush, unknowingly getting themselves hooked on the sensation that nicotine provides.
One of the most frightening aspects of the Juul, or any electronic cigarette, is that any Juuler of this generation doesn't quite understand that they are a guinea pig in a test on what the Juul's effects are on human health. The current generation of e-cig smokers isn't old enough for scientists to properly analyze the effects of the drug. The industry's relative youth means that the long term effects of the e-cigarette on your body are unknown.
I know that many of my peers believe that "if you do it in moderation, it's not bad." Let's say that moderation is considered to be one pod a week, or the equivalence of a pack of cigarettes. You already know all of the long term consequences that nicotine causes. Smoking a juul in moderation undoubtedly leads to addiction because of the chemical makeup of nicotine and how it triggers the parts of your brain. For perspective, the radiation that you get from smoking 1 ½ cigarette packs is equivalent to 300 chest x-ray films per year.
Lastly, I've personally seen the negative effects of nicotine products on my own family members. Witnessing the toll it took on some of my relatives truly scared me away from putting any form of a cigarette to my lips throughout high school. My purpose in writing this article is not to shame others with random facts or to act condescending towards those who maintain that juuling is harmless. I simply aim to educate my peers with scientific evidence so that they can be informed consumers if they choose to juul. And the scientific evidence is clear: a 10-second head rush isn't worth it a lifetime of health problems. Once you take the first hit, your brain automatically associates the sweet flavor as "good", triggering your pleasure center to automatically equate juuling as good, fostering a lifetime addiction to tobacco and nicotine. So if you're eighteen or older and feel like trying out a juul, please know exactly what you're getting yourself into before you risk your health.


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Mesenteric lymphadenitis is an inflammation of abdominal lymph nodes causing pain, diarrhea, fever, and more.
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Toxic shock syndrome is a serious bacterial infection and causes fever, low blood pressure, a rash, and more.
Radiation sickness is caused by a high dose of radiation, and causes vomiting, diarrhea, hair loss, and more.
Cholera is a bacterial infection that can cause diarrhea, nausea, excessive thirst, dry skin and vomiting.
Carcinoid syndrome is a group of symptoms such as flushing, wheezing, and diarrhea that may develop in people who have carcinoid cancer.
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Mixture B - Herbicidal Absorption Accelerant
A non-ionic wetter/spreader which greatly enhances the effect of glyphosate.
Mixture B Herbicidal Absorption Accelerant
MIXTURE B is a wetter/spreader which greatly improves the effect of glyphosate. It enhances the performance of glyphosate weedkillers.
How Does It Work?
It works by dissolving the waxy coating on plant leaves which accelerates leaf cuticle penetration. This is a major benefit as it enhances the uptake of herbicides to kill difficult weeds, such as bracken, japanese knotweed, brush wood weeds, sow thistles and others. In addition, it speeds up the action of glyphosate helping to reduce the time it takes to work.
- Enhances uptake of glyphosate to kill difficult weeds such as bracken, Japanese knotweed, brush wood weeds, sow thistles and others.
- Speed up the action of glyphosate to reduce the time it takes to works - particularly useful if rainfall is threatening!
- Reduces the risk of wash off and aids spreading properties.
- Ultimately, it is ideal for conditions where spraying is difficult and for tough / hard to control weeds. It definitely is a must have add-on product for any weedkiller purchase.
Size: 5 Litres
Usage: Minimum dilution rate 2litres/ 100litres total spray liquid.
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- Use on crops or turf damaged by pests, disease or other herbicides.
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Recommended Ports
- Calais: 1170km ( recommended )
- Caen: 1110km
- Zeebrugge: 1187km
- St Malo: 1210km
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Whilst we can't book your flights for you we've teamed with Skyscanner to help you to find the best flight options to your parc.
Please select your preferred departure airport and we'll search or link you to Skyscanner to find the best airlines and routes for your holiday parc.
You can book your channel crossing with us as part of a package and benefit from the best deals around with our best ferry crossing price guarantee!
The following routes listed will help you to plan your journey; you will have the option to check prices and add ferry or Eurotunnel crossings once you've added your parc/accommodation to your basket.
9h 07
Sails every Tuesday, plus Sundays and Wednesdays from 15th May. 08:45 departures on Tuesdays use Brittany's no-frills 'Economie' service. Crossing time approx 24hrs. Price excludes accommodation.
9h 56
Overnight sailings daily from 8th May, approx 8.5hrs. All crossings use Brittany's no-frills 'Economie' service.
9h 57
Sails Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. Crossing time approx 25hrs. Price excludes accommodation. Please note: the 08:45 and 10:00 departures use Brittany's no-frills 'Economie' service.
9h 57
Departs Sundays at 15:45, crossing time approx 31hrs. Price excludes accommodation.
10h 25
Departing daily. Time approx 6hrs daily and 7hrs overnight. Price excludes accommodation.
10h 45
Departs throughout the day, crossing time approx 90 minutes.
10h 45
Timetable is currently available to book up to 6th September (return date). Departs throughout the day, crossing time approx 35 minutes.
11h 04
Overnight sailing departing 18:30, time approx 13hrs. Price excludes accommodation.
11h 16
Overnight sailing departing 20:15, time approx 11hrs. Price excludes accommodation.
11h 33
Departs daily at 08:30. Crossing time approx 4.5hrs.
11h 33
Departs daily from 27th April to 7th September. Crossing time approx 3hrs.
12h 22
Overnight sailing departing 20:30, time approx 10hrs. Price excludes accommodation.
12h 28
Departs daily, time approx 6.45hrs daytime and 8hrs overnight. If you wish to add a meal, please call 01606 787677 after booking your holiday.
12h 43
Departs daily. Crossing time approx 6hrs, or 8hrs overnight. Price excludes accommodation.
With a huge choice of ferry operators and routes – not to mention Eurotunnel - taking your car to the continent has never made more sense. Channel crossings can be booked online as part of a package, and don't worry about driving abroad if it's your first time – we can help you with our recommended ferry and driving routes to help you hit the open road en route to Holiday Green.
Eurotunnel and the short sea sailings from Dover to Calais offer the greatest choice of departure times through both day and night.
From Calais you're on a good motorway nearly all the way. Head south on the main A26/A7 autoroute to Lyon, Orange and Aix-en-Provence. There's only a few kilometres to drive once you leave the motorway (exit 38-Fréjus from the A8).
If you prefer to take a western channel sailing, Brittany Ferries operate from Portsmouth to Caen Ouistreham with a choice of day and night sailings. The drive from Ouistreham is about the same distance as Calais, depending on your route. From Ouistreham you can head straight to Paris and then on down to Lyon, or you could take the Loire Valley option and drive via Le Mans, Tours and Clermont-Ferrand. From Clermont-Ferrand you can cut across to Saint-Étienne and pick up the A7 south of Lyon, or carry on straight down to the coast and Montpellier.
It's a fair distance so you will need to break your journey. Burgundy is well placed for a stopover. If you want a more leisurely drive with a couple of stops - check out the great facilities on parc at La Croix du Vieux Pont, or why not have a city break and take in the sights of Paris. The Loire Valley is a great place for a stop over if you are coming from the West - from Tours to Holiday Green is just under 900km on the shortest route.
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