新疆伊宁强逼穆斯林当廉价劳工
Forced labor used businesses in China’s Xinjiang as part of camp system: Sources
Radio Free Asia, January 1, 2019
Chinese authorities close three Hui Muslim mosques for “illegal religious education”
South China Morning Post, December 31, 2018
China holding more than 800 political prisoners in 2018: Report
Radio Free Asia, December 31, 2018
A photographer’s quest to reverse China’s historical amnesia
The New York Times, January 1, 2019
澳大利亚律师团体敦促政府为北京监禁的人权律师发声 (Australian lawyers urge foreign minister to pressure China on Wang Quanzhang)
Voice of America, January 1, 2019
参与六四民主运动的56人发表元旦声明 (56 Tiananmen activists issue new year statement calling for global review of China’s model and re-establishing goal of democratic reform)
Radio Free Asia, December 31, 2018
1228北大清场纪要|北大团学领导的耻辱柱 (Shame on Peking University leaders for Dec. 28 roundup and beating of students supporting Jasic workers)
Jasic Workers Support Group, December 30, 2018
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【时间线】更新至12.29|北大马会遭打压全过程 (Timeline: Suppression of Marxist students at Peking University, updated Dec. 29)
Jasic Workers Support Group, December 30, 2018
Unification is the goal and force is an option, Xi Jinping says of Taiwan
The New York Times, January 1, 2019
蔡英文促中国和平处理分歧，强调台湾人自治意愿
Taiwan’s leader urges China to address differences peacefully
The New York Times, January 1, 2019
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Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen tells Beijing it “must” respect island’s sovereignty, people’s choices
South China Morning Post, January 1, 2019
U.S. economist Jeffrey Sachs retreats from Twitter after criticising U.S.’ treatment of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou
South China Morning Post, January 1, 2019
University of Hong Kong students and staff united in desire to remove city’s leader as chancellor
South China Morning Post, January 2, 2019
In pictures: Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters rally over rule of law, inequality and waning freedoms
Agence France-Presse, January 1, 2019
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Don’t bring Hong Kong independence banners to New Year march, protesters told
South China Morning Post, December 31, 2018
【元旦遊行】港獨組織多名成員稱被監視爆竊 梁頌恆：黑社會所為 (Pro-independence group members under surveillance, warehouse broken into, banners and flags missing)
Ming Pao, January 1, 2019
Four potential flashpoints for Hong Kong in 2019: National anthem law, mainland tourists, Lantau reclamation, and elections
South China Morning Post, January 1, 2019
影片證多名警察扔磚 莫慶榮：警方受暴徒猛烈攻擊，還擊無可厚非、相當合理、可以接受 (“Fighting back is reasonable and acceptable,” says superintendent in response to trial video showing police officers throwing bricks at protestors)
Inmediahk.net, December 31, 2018
A “dangerous departure”: More lawyers criticise Justice Dept. after it drops corruption case against ex-leader CY Leung
Hong Kong Free Press, December 31, 2018
Hong Kong University students seek permanent home on campus for statue of late Nobel-winning laureate Liu Xiaobo
Hong Kong Free Press, December 31, 2018
香港「被融入」之後（文：陳景祥）(What happens after Hong Kong has been “integrated”)
Ming Pao, January 2, 2018
Teresa Cheng should have sought independent counsel for CY Leung’s case – that she didn’t is worrisome
South China Morning Post, January 2, 2019
The year China’s rise enters awkward adolescent phase
Channel NewsAsia, January 2, 2019
中國律師見聞錄：相信「依法治國」的下場，就是丟飯碗蹲監獄 (Chronicles of a lawyer in China: Consequences of “governing the country by law” are losing job, going to prison)
The News Lens, January 1, 2019
Weather the dark storm, persevere for rule of law in China — A 2019 New Year’s message from the China Human Rights Lawyers Group
China Change, January 1, 2019
End dictatorship, march towards freedom — A 2019 New Year’s statement from the China Citizens Movement
China Change, December 31, 2018
Why did Kyrgyz stage a protest outside the Chinese embassy?
The Diplomat, December 29, 2018
几十名 “寒冬”网刊供稿人在中国被逮捕或失踪 (Over 40 Bitter Winter contributors arrested, disappeared in China for Xinjiang coverage)
Radio Free Asia, December 28, 2018
“Now we don’t talk anymore”: Inside the “cleansing” of Xinjiang
ChinaFile, December 28, 2018
Chinese Muslim poet Cui Haoxin fears his people will suffer as history repeats itself in wave of religious repression
Associated Press, December 28, 2018
China's disappeared: A look at who went missing in 2018
Associated Press, December 30, 2018
王炳章预感自己有生命危险 (Imprisoned activist Wang Bingzhang expresses fear for personal safety)
Radio Free Asia, December 30, 2018
廣東維權人士甄江華 被判囚兩年 (Guangdong activist Zhen Jianghua sentenced to 2 years imprisonment for inciting subversion of state power)
The Stand News, December 29, 2018
China releases Canadian teacher but others still held in Huawei row
The Guardian, December 29, 2018
Canadian drug smuggler to face retrial after China says 15 years too lenient
Agence France-Presse, December 29, 2018
In Pictures: Security personnel block wife of detained China lawyer Wang Quanzhang from submitting court petition
Agence France-Presse, December 28, 2018
German rights commissioner slams trial of Chinese lawyer
Deutsche Presse-Agentur, December 27, 2018
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Human Rights Commissioner Kofler on the trial of Chinese human rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang
Federal Foreign Office of Germany, December 29, 2018
China thwarts U.S. effort to promote American culture on campuses
The New York Times, December 30, 2018
China’s cyber watchdog shuts down 3,500 apps over “pornographic” content
TechNode, December 29, 2018
权健帝国与疫苗之王：“新闻游侠”能否成为中国媒体管制下的曙光 (Are “news rangers” a ray of hope for journalism despite China’s media control?)
BBC News, December 28, 2018
Chinese government departments ordered to sharpen up on social media
Reuters, December 28, 2018
Three years on from Causeway Bay booksellers’ disappearances, mainland Chinese traders of banned books say the business is like selling “cocaine at the price of cabbage”
South China Morning Post, December 28, 2018
北大马克思主义学会学生和警卫发生冲突
Chinese students clash with guards over Marxist society crackdown
Financial Times, December 29, 2018
Students defiant as Chinese university cracks down on young Communists
The New York Times, December 28, 2018
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China university students protest Marxist group shakeup
Agence France-Presse, December 29, 2018
Two temporary activities removed from Ministry of Public Security database
China NGO Project, December 28, 2018
历史关头 中国百余公共知识分子为改革奋身呐喊 (100 intellectuals speak out on 40th anniversary of Reform and Opening)
Radio France Internationale, December 30, 2018
Xi: Upholding Socialism in the new era is a “great social revolution”
The Diplomat, December 29, 2018
Chinese police officers given exemption from prosecution
South China Morning Post, December 29, 2018
Teacher sentenced in Beijing kindergarten abuse scandal
Sixth Tone, December 28, 2018
Beijing’s new man in Macau is a former vice-minister of commerce, with the aim of bolstering ties with Portuguese-speaking countries
South China Morning Post, December 28, 2018
Beijing turns to facial recognition to combat public housing abuses
South China Morning Post, December 28, 2018
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš hits back at Chinese diplomats’ Huawei and ZTE claims
South China Morning Post, December 28, 2018
Give the job of finding land to a dedicated body to solve Hong Kong’s land shortage crisis, says advisory task force
South China Morning Post, December 31, 2018
News outlet HK01 hits back after press freedom watchdog questions its Taiwan independence “disclaimer”
Hong Kong Free Press, December 29, 2018
Deputy director of Beijing’s Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office steps down, a year late
South China Morning Post, December 29, 2018
Hongkongers gloomy about 2019 – just 30 per cent expect life to improve as US-China trade war and Brexit weigh on economy
South China Morning Post, December 28, 2018
After Tiananmen crackdown, Singapore’s Lee Kuan Yew said 200,000 influential Hongkongers should “band together” and bargain if Beijing interfered in city’s affairs
South China Morning Post, December 28, 2018
中國「土地整理」拆老家，是肥了政府還是貧了農民？(China’s “land reorganization”: Profit for the government while exploiting the poor?)
The News Lens, December 31, 2018
Canada, China’s Schellenberg’s retrial and Beijing’s calculating maneuvers
Jerome Cohen, December 31, 2018
Justice chief Teresa Cheng doesn’t think she owes Hong Kong any explanation about the CY Leung case. She’s clueless
South China Morning Post, December 31, 2018
Something to hide? This Christmas, it was not a rights lawyer on trial, but the Chinese legal system itself
Hong Kong Free Press, December 30, 2018
How Hong Kong’s public political discourse was mainlandized in 2018
Hong Kong Free Press, December 29, 2018
巨龍與陰影：五年之後的「一帶一路」(The dragon and the shadow: Five years into Belt and Road)
The Initium, December 29, 2018
We must finally see China for what it truly is
The Globe and Mail, December 27, 2018
Dozens of Bitter Winter reporters arrested
Bitter Winter, December 27, 2018
New details of secret transfer of Uyghurs
Bitter Winter, December 27, 2018
Muslims forced out of jobs, in Xinjiang and beyond
Bitter Winter, December 26, 2018
李文足今遞函高院 促查王全璋辦案期限 (Li Wenzu submits letter to court, demands correction of gross delay in handling Wang Quanzhang’s case)
Ming Pao, December 28, 2018
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李文足請願遇混亂 有在場人士阻記者採訪 (Security attempts to block Li Wenzu from submitting letter to court, journalists also obstructed)
Radio Television Hong Kong, December 28, 2018
China jails Nanjing blogger for subversion over retweets, slogan
Radio Free Asia, December 27, 2018
Canadian could face death penalty in China over drug smuggling charges
Agence France-Presse, December 27, 2018
Minitrue: No reporting on Mao commemorative events
China Digital Times, December 27, 2018
Taiwan: Thousands of “yellow vest” protesters call for tax reform
Al Jazeera, December 27, 2018