We have taken note of condition of Uyghurs in China: Indian Government
Economic Times, February 14, 2019
Police in Chinese Muslim heartland banned from drinking alcohol – even off duty
South China Morning Post, February 14, 2019
新疆再教育营教师面临被哈国遣返 (Kazakh teacher who fled camps faces repatriation to Xinjiang)
Radio Free Asia, February 14, 2019
黄琦案新聘律师会见不成遭撤换 (Huang Qi’s new lawyer denied meeting, removed from case)
Radio Free Asia, February 14, 2019
Little red app: Xi’s thoughts are (surprise!) a hit in China
The New York Times, February 14, 2019
India proposes Chinese-style Internet censorship
The New York Times, February 14, 2019
中国屏蔽“微信”敏感话题的效果有限 (China’s censorship of sensitive topics on WeChat may have limited effect)
Voice of America, February 14, 2019
Huawei video in Chinese school exam sparks product placement row
South China Morning Post, February 14, 2019
China sets up camp in Tibet's Shigatse to train party workers in “correct thought”: report
Radio Free Asia, February 14, 2019
Chinese newspapers fold amid growing censorship, falling incomes
Radio Free Asia, February 14, 2019
China tries to stop academics from taking its constitution literally
The Economist, February 14, 2019
云南因人因户因村制订脱贫计划，并引入大数据管理平台 (Yunnan to implement big data central platform for poverty alleviation scheme)
People’s Daily, February 15, 2019
長春警泄公民信息 助黑社會強迫賣淫 (Jilin Changchun police officer arrested for sending citizen information to triads for forced prostitution)
Ming Pao, February 15, 2019
Chinese police arrest suspect for selling tracking services to debt collectors
TechNode, February 14, 2019
Haley tried to block appointment of Chinese diplomat to key U.N. post. He got the job anyway.
Foreign Policy, February 14, 2019
Beijing intensifies lobbying of Pacific nations to recognise Taiwan as part of One China
Australian Broadcasting Corporation, February 15, 2019
China to fund installation of modern facilities at Pakistan-Afghan border crossings
Voice of America, February 12, 2019
涉书商桂民海案，瑞典驻华大使被调查
Sweden investigates its ambassador to China after report of secret talks to free publisher
The New York Times, February 14, 2019
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Swedish ambassador to China recalled after bizarre meeting over detained bookseller
Washington Post, February 14, 2019
Wife of missing former Interpol chief removed from political body
Caixin, February 14, 2019
因批评华为 澳洲智库赞助商遭警告 (Huawei sends warnings to sponsors of Australian think tank that published criticisms against it)
Radio Free Asia, February 14, 2019
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Huawei heaps pressure on Telstra, Google over think tank funding
Sydney Morning Herald, February 14, 2019
美国将禁止中国设备进入5G市场
Administration readies order to keep China out of wireless networks
The New York Times, February 14, 2019
Chinese facial recognition company left database of people's locations exposed
CNet, February 13, 2019
Why experts say Canada should follow Australia’s lead on China in wake of Huawei crisis
The Star, February 13, 2019
Huawei battles for hearts and minds in global soft power push
Associated Press, February 14, 2019
胡漢清向政府提出今屆任期內應就23條立法作諮詢 (Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference member says HK government should begin Art. 23 consultation before term ends)
Radio Television Hong Kong, February 14, 2019
香港民主派反对港府逃犯引渡新安排 林荣基拟离港避引渡 (Hong Kong democrats oppose proposed amendments to extradition arrangements, escaped bookseller considers leaving city)
Voice of America, February 14, 2019
囚犯日後或須戴電子手帶 智慧監獄設三大系統作高科技監管 (“Smart prison” measures introduced in Hong Kong, biometric surveillance and cameras detecting “abnormal behavior” begin testing in 4 centers)
The Stand News, February 14, 2019
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Tracking wristbands, video monitoring systems and drug-detecting robots – Hong Kong tests how to make its prisons “smart”
South China Morning Post, February 14, 2019
從華為發現中國的政治部署，是在變相控制他國命脈 (Huawei is a glimpse of China’s campaign to control other countries’ lifelines)
The News Lens, February 15, 2019
Why so glum, China? Relative to their level of prosperity, the Chinese are unhappy
The Economist, February 14, 2019
In China, government policies tell us more about the economy than GDP numbers
South China Morning Post, February 15, 2019