Children held in Xinjiang amid accusations of “cultural genocide”
China Digital Times, September 16, 2019
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Human Rights Watch, September 15, 2019
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China Digital Times, September 13, 2019
Influential US scientist under fire for Xinjiang links
Coda Story, September 12, 2019
廣州有維權人士因尋釁滋事被捕 早前曾上載反修例歌曲 (Guangzhou activist detained for “picking quarrel and provoking trouble” after uploading video with “Glory to Hong Kong” as background music)
Radio Television Hong Kong, September 17, 2019
京地鐵多站臨時封 公安大舉抓捕訪民 (Mass detention, closed subway stations as Beijing prepares for National Day celebrations)
Ming Pao, September 16, 2019
The foreign teachers caught up in China’s education clampdown
Sixth Tone, September 12, 2019
Ministry asks ideology, politics professors to focus more on teaching
Xinhua, September 16, 2019
Media workshop for Belt and Road News Network journalists opens in Beijing
People’s Daily, September 16, 2019
Auckland University using Communist Party-backed staff to liaise with Chinese consulate
Stuff, September 15, 2019
TV documentary series dedicated to PRC founding anniversary to be aired
Xinhua, September 15, 2019
Stand up to Beijing, Hong Kong singer tells U.S. lawmakers, companies
Reuters, September 16, 2019
中国留学生对香港抗议的真实想法是怎样的？
What Chinese students abroad really think about Hong Kong’s protests
The New York Times, September 17, 2019
Feminism and social change in China: an interview with Lü Pin (Part 2 of 3)
China Change, September 16, 2019
Why China’s millennials are at war with marriage and having babies
Radii China, September 11, 2019
China signals veto in standoff with U.S. over Afghanistan U.N. mission: diplomats
Reuters, September 16, 2019
US arrests Chinese government employee for alleged fraudulent visa “conspiracy”
South China Morning Post, September 17, 2019
Macau’s Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng to Ching Media Group: ‘One Country’ first, then ‘Two Systems’
China News Service, September 16, 2019
State Councilor stresses implementation of anti-terrorism measures
Xinhua, September 16, 2019
Taiwan says China meddling with elections after Solomon Islands cuts ties
Reuters, September 16, 2019
担忧“间谍地铁”，美国拟禁止从中企购买列车
Fearing ‘spy trains,’ Congress may ban a Chinese maker of subway cars
The New York Times, September 16, 2019
CPC issues revised, new regulations on Party rules
Xinhua, September 15, 2019
中国联通和中国电信在美牌照或面临审查
Senators urge F.C.C. to review licenses of 2 Chinese telecom companies
The New York Times, September 16, 2019
The Hong Kong protester’s toolkit for a cat-and-mouse game with authorities
Wall Street Journal, September 16, 2019
Provincial party chief calls on Xiongan to become tech powerhouse
Caixin, September 16, 2019
Xi underlines security, openness in cyberspace
Xinhua, September 16, 2019
TikTok’s Beijing roots fuel censorship suspicion as it builds a huge U.S. audience
Washington Post, September 15, 2019
Cybersecurity experts warn: flicking the V-sign in photos could give away your fingerprint data
What’s On Weibo, September 15, 2019
Hong Kong activists Denise Ho and Joshua Wong testify at US congressional hearing on protests
Hong Kong Free Press, September 17, 2019
The U.S. is about to do something big on Hong Kong
The Atlantic, September 15, 2019
五大诉求之“双普选”：香港与北京难以弥合的鸿沟 (Dual universal suffrage: The unbridgeable divide between Hong Kong and Beijing)
BBC, September 17, 2019
林鄭月娥下周落區對話 續拒回應五大訴求 (Remaining demands are “contrary to core values of Hong Kong,” says Carrie Lam as she prepares to hold public forum in local communities)
Inmediahk.net, September 17, 2019
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Stand News, September 17, 2019
Hong Kong protests: government fails to find PR firm to rescue battered image
The Guardian, September 17, 2019
Where the Hong Kong protests stand after 100 days: rubber bullets, petrol bombs, and 5 demands
Vice News, September 16, 2019
Police union calls for use of live ammunition amid growing violence in Hong Kong
Radio Free Asia, September 16, 2019
《環時》社評：中央支持警隊依靠愛國愛港群眾控制局面 (Global Times commentary praises Hong Kong police in relying on “patriotic groups” to control situation in Hong Kong)
Stand news, September 16, 2019
警週五到週日共拘 89 人 反送中至今拘 1453 人 強調執法無雙重標準 (89 arrested in three days, 1,453 arrests since protests began)
Stand News, September 16, 2019
Hong Kong must leave judges out of the protest politics and safeguard the independence of its judiciary
South China Morning Post, September 17, 2019
李立峯：市民如何看待示威者與警方使用的武力 (Journalism professor Francis Lee: What poll says about how citizens view use of force by protesters and police)
The Initium, September 17, 2019
Remarkable results of Hong Kong poll
The China Collection, September 16, 2019
香港警察的預期自我實現及選擇性執法 (Selective law enforcement and Hong Kong police’s self-fulfilling prophecy on violence)
Stand News, September 16, 2019
Russia and China are trying to set the U.N.’s rules on cybercrime
Foreign Policy, September 16, 2019
专访:何韵诗谈“不孤独的香港抗争” (Interview with Denise Ho: This is not only a fight for Hong Kong)
Deutsche Welle, September 16, 2019
The great anti-China tech alliance: The United States and Europe will regret letting Beijing win the race to govern digital technology
Foreign Policy, September 16, 2019
Discrimination against same-sex couples must come to an end
South China Morning Post, September 15, 2019