China presses tough message to diplomats on Xinjiang’s “murderous devils”
Reuters, March 1, 2019
Xinjiang Authorities grant 24-hour releases to Uyghur detainees for “good behavior”
Radio Free Asia, February 28, 2019
土耳其頻批新疆「再教育營」 中國突關閉伊茲密爾總領館 (China closes its consulate in Izmir after Turkey criticizes Xinjiang camps)
The Stand News, February 28, 2019
與神為敵的國度：中國為何把濟貧牧師曹三強打入大牢？(Does China see God as its enemy? Why China jailed a pastor working on poverty alleviation)
The News Lens, March 1, 2019
Jiang Tianyong: Chinese human rights lawyer disappears on release day
BBC News, February 28, 2019
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China Digital Times, February 28, 2019Prominent Chinese Lawyer Goes Missing on the Day He Was Supposed to Be Released From Prison
TIME, March 1, 2019
Chinese labor activist trio face public order charges, told to refuse lawyers, says rights group
Reuters, February 28, 2019
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中国经济下行 劳资纠纷增 深圳三名劳工维权人士被捕 (Three labor activists officially arrested, denied lawyers; family told to remain silent)
Voice of America, February 28, 2019
China is waging a nationwide campaign against gang crime
The Economist, February 28, 2019
中共中央印发《中国共产党重大事项请示报告条例》(Stepping up control, CPC Central Committee requires Party organizations, members to “seek guidance and report on major issues”)
Xinhua, February 28, 2019
2018年检察机关共受理刑事申诉案件1.6万余件 (Procuratorial organ handled 16,000 criminal appeals, including 1,700 criminal compensation, 1200 state compensation cases)
Legal Daily, February 28, 2019
朋友圈毒舌贱嘴 这位原告因52个字被司法拘留15天 (Citizen detained for 15 days for posting 52 words smearing judicial officers on WeChat Moment)
Xinhua, February 28, 2019
China’s Communist Party runs this U.S. TV station. How independent can it be?
The New York Times, February 28, 2019
Senate panel wants Chinese-funded institutes to change or leave U.S.
Reuters, February 28, 2019
China to remove LGBT scenes from Bohemian Rhapsody
The Guardian, February 28, 2019
The latest edition of Chinese propaganda featuring children is about Huawei
Quartz, February 28, 2019
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Global Voices, March 1, 2019
Chinese law books written by judge behind stolen court papers scandal recalled by publisher
South China Morning Post, February 27, 2019
Shock as Chinese girl goes on television to accuse teacher of four years of beatings and sexual assaults
South China Morning Post, February 28, 2019
Survivors of Taiwan Massacre warn against doing deals with Beijing
Radio Free Asia, February 28, 2019
Factbox: What to expect from China’s annual meeting of parliament next week
Reuters, March 1, 2019
孟晚舟效应 传加拿大皇家银行要求职员避免赴中国 (Canadian bank warns employees against going to China, urges them to cancel business trips)
Radio France Internationale, March 1, 2019
Something doesn’t add up: Chinese blame rigid education system for country’s decline in international maths contest
South China Morning Post, February 28, 2019
To win minorities’ support, China offers places at boarding school; It is too much of a shock for some
Economist, February 28, 2019
China's ruling elite tell Xi they have “strengthened education” of families
Reuters, February 28, 2019
Conservative Political Action Committee’s new boogeyman: China. This year’s agenda reflects a stark shift in conservative priorities — and Russia is missing.
Politico, February 28, 2019
How much does your government spy on you? U.N. may rank the snoopers
Reuters, February 28, 2019
Huawei pleads not guilty in U.S. trade-secrets case as Canadian decision on Meng Wanzhou’s extradition looms
Bloomberg, March 1, 2019
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As Huawei’s influence in Canada grows, some fear spying. Others just want fast internet.
The New York Times, February 28, 2019
无人机电子眼，交警整治行人非机动车违章有创新 (Video: Drones and cameras, the new chapter of surveillance and evidence-gathering for traffic offenses)
The Paper, March 1, 2019
China’s TikTok app fined in U.S. for illegally gathering children’s data
Hong Kong Free Press, February 28, 2019
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TikTok gaining on Facebook with 1 billion downloads, according to reports
CNet, February 26, 2019
Chinese “deepfake” creator says videos meant to educate public
Sixth Tone, February 28, 2019
Outsourcing and funding in question as Lantau Tomorrow Vision slowly takes shape
South China Morning Post, March 1, 2019
谷卓恒稱在港險遭國安綁架 警方證實拘兩內地男女 (Sing Pao owner reveals he was almost abducted by mainland officers in 2015)
Radio Free Asia, February 28, 2019
#FridaysforFuture: Schools warn against class boycott as Hong Kong students plan climate change strike
Hong Kong Free Press, February 28, 2019
Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong to appeal after court throws out claims of abuse by prison guards
Hong Kong Free Press, February 28, 2019
The end of our world order is imminent
The Nation, March 1, 2019
中央反港獨公函的實質意義與現實針對性（文：盧文端） (The real significance of Beijing’s letter to Carrie Lam supporting National Party ban)
Ming Pao, March 1, 2019
Has the “free Tibet” movement fizzled due to China’s rise?
The Diplomat, March 1, 2019
America’s allies are struggling with two bullies
Economist, February 28, 2019
Mapping China’s global governance ambitions: Democracies still have leverage to shape Beijing’s reform agenda
Center for American Progress, February 28, 2019