Two Arrests, Two Outcomes Tell a Tale of Xi Jinping’s China
孙大午的两次被捕与习近平的威权中国
The New York Times, February 18, 2021
三百多中国公民联署：尽快出台《政府法》惩治冤假错案 (Joint appeal by more than 300 Chinese citizens: Promulgate "Government Law" as soon as possible to hold those accountable for unjust prosecution)
Radio Free Asia, February 18, 2021
A W.H.O. Researcher on His Trip to China Seeking Origins of the Virus
WHO调查团队成员：我亲历的武汉病毒溯源调查
The New York Times, February 18, 2021
Hong Kong activist publisher Jimmy Lai denied bail again
Associated Press, February 18, 2021
National security law: Hong Kong student arrested over independence calls at Chinese University protest
South China Morning Post, February 18, 2021
羅冠聰、許智峯視像出席加拿大國會聽證會 籲助抗爭者赴加 (In testimony before Canadian House Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration, Nathan Law, Ted Hui urge Canada to provide assistance to protesters)
The Stand News, February 18, 2021
国安法如何威胁香港互联网自由？ (How does the National Security Law threaten Hong Kong's Internet freedom?)
Deutsche Welle, February 18, 2021
拒絕宣誓 新公務員工會主席顏武周辭職 「無必要繼續自欺欺人地留在政府」 (Refusing to swear allegiance, chairman of Union for New Civil Servants Michael Ngan resigns: “No need to continue to stay in government, deceiving myself and others”)
The Stand News, February 18, 2021
Covid-19: Some Hongkongers shun gov’t tracking app over privacy concerns as new rules rolled out at eateries
Hong Kong Free Press, February 19, 2021
Forced to Pledge Allegiance, Hong Kong Civil Servants Wary About Future
Voice of America, February 17, 2021
中国压制穆斯林行动延伸至三亚
China’s Crackdown on Muslims Extends to a Resort Island
The New York Times, February 18, 2021
中国民政部开展新一轮严打 “非法”民间组织 (Ministry of Civil Affairs of China launches new round of crackdown on "illegal" civil society organizations)
Radio Free Asia, February 18, 2021
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民政部公布2021年第一批涉嫌非法社会组织名单 (Ministry of Civil Affairs announces first group of suspected illegal civil society organizations in 2021)
China News Service, February 18, 2021
China lashes out at Canada for signing declaration against arbitrary detention
The Guardian, February 18, 2021