Nearly Half of Residents of Uyghur-Majority Village in Xinjiang Held in Internment Camps
Radio Free Asia, October 23, 2019
骚扰、恐吓 中国对维吾尔人的打压延伸海外 (Harassment and threats: China's repression of Uyghurs stretches overseas)
Radio Free Asia, October 23, 2019
中国黑客行动升级，攻击海外少数民族和侨民
China Sharpens Hacking to Hound Its Minorities, Far and Wide
The New York Times, October 22, 2019
Japan wants China to take 'positive actions' on Japanese detained in Beijing
Reuters, October 23, 2019
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Japan presses China on professor held for 'spying'
Channel News Asia, October 23, 2019控间谍拘一日本人 安倍向王岐山要解释 (Shinzō Abe demands explanation as China detains Japanese citizen on spying charges)
Radio France Internationale, October 23, 2019
Two American Moguls Punt on Hong Kong, and Only One Gets Torched
Bloomberg, October 23, 2019
Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters rally for Catalan independence
Reuters, October 23, 2019
多伦多猛龙NBA开幕战 数千球迷穿挺港T恤捍卫自由 ("The North stand with Hong Kong": Thousands of NBA fans wear t-shirts in support of Hong Kong at Toronto opening game)
Radio Free Asia, October 23, 2019
China's Corporate Social Credit System Demands Political Obedience from Companies
The Diplomat, October 24, 2019
China's increased influence in Nepal led to ban on Dalai Lama birthday celebration: US envoy
Times of India, October 23, 2019
中国代表团未能出席国际大会 华春莹:美国将签证武器化 (China accuses U.S. of "weaponzing visas" and obstructing normal international exchanges as Chinese delegation misses International Astronautical Congress, while organizers point to late submission of papers)
Radio France Internationale, October 24, 2019
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China: US Has 'Weaponized' Visas to Target Exchanges
Voice of America, October 23, 2019Top Chinese official misses space conference amid U.S.-China tensions
Washington Post, October 24, 2019
North Korean Workers in China Forced to Work Overtime Before Sanctions Deadline
Radio Free Asia, October 23, 2019
China Investigates Painful, Unproven Needle 'Treatment' For Cerebral Palsy
SupChina, October 23, 2019
2022 Winter Olympics should not be held in China, GOP Sen. Rick Scott says
CNBC, October 22, 2019
Rally ban review quashed
The Standard, October 24, 2019
Hong Kong police groups slam university head for publishing arrested students' 'unverified accusations' of mistreatment
Hong Kong Free Press, October 24, 2019
China foreign ministry says report on plans to replace Hong Kong leader Lam a political rumour
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019
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Hong Kong protesters warn replacing Carrie Lam may not be enough
Financial Times, October 23, 2019
【陳同佳案】陸委會：陳同佳不可「自由行模式」赴台 設單一窗口處理 (Taiwan says murder suspect Chan Tong-kai cannot enter Taiwan as tourist, sets up taskforce to handle his "surrender")
Ming Pao, October 23, 2019
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Taiwan officers can accompany murder suspect Chan Tong-kai from Hong Kong to island – as long as he agrees and they don't use legal power in city, experts say
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019Why a dispute over a Hong Kong murder suspect is giving Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen an election edge
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019
Hong Kong's domestic workers feel caught between both sides in information war
Washington Post, October 23, 2019
王國興、周融等組關注組 質疑放港獨分子入閘 香港等同緊急狀態 區選難言公正 (Pro-Beijing group questions authorities for allowing candidates who chanted protest slogans to run for election, says elections cannot be fair when Hong Kong is under the equivalent of a state of emergency)
Stand news, October 23, 2019
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《大公報》轟朱凱廸港獨份子 促港府重啟確認區選資格程序 (Beijing mouthpiece Ta Kung Pao blasts Eddie Chu as pro-independence, urges authorities to reexamine his recently regained eligibility to run for district elections)
Stand News, October 23, 2019
Hong Kong police have 'unwavering support', Beijing says after remark by city's leader Carrie Lam
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019
Injunction to shield Hong Kong voter register from public to prevent doxxing to remain through district council elections – as police group pleas to make it permanent
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019
Students vandalise Singapore lecturer's office at City University of Hong Kong over his 'political agendas' warning
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019
Friends from Hong Kong: Taiwan's Refugee Problem
The Diplomat, October 23, 2019
If the protest violence continues in Hong Kong, the only winners are Beijing and one-party rule
South China Morning Post, October 24, 2019
抗爭運動下市民政治傾向的轉變（文：李立峯）(Changes in political stance of Hong Kong citizens amidst protests)
Ming Pao, October 24, 2019
政府是否有責任保障陳同佳的法律權利 (Hong Kong government is duty-bound to protect murder suspect’s legal rights)
Stand News, October 24, 2019
Hong Kong protesters shouldn't pin hopes on outsiders to solve their impasse with Beijing
The Conversation, October 23, 2019
白信：從治理暴力到路線鬥爭，香港革命是中國的內生危機 (From violence of governance to spectrum struggles, Hong Kong's revolution is China's home-grown crisis)
The Initium, October 23, 2019
Focus should be on justice not politics in Taiwan murder case
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019
Tarantino shows how to take stand against China and shame censors
The Sydney Morning Herald, October 23, 2019
China blocks almost a quarter of accredited foreign news sites: Watchdog
Agence France-Presse, October 22, 2019
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1/4外媒网站被中国封锁 (Foreign Correspondents Club of China says almost a quarter of foreign media registered in China have websites blocked by mainland authorities)
Radio Free Asia, October 22, 2019
Queensland student sues Chinese consul general, alleging he incited death threats
The Guardian, October 22, 2019
Hong Kong protesters crash NBA opening night party
Channel News Asia, October 23, 2019
Chinese state TV blacks out NBA season opener after threat of 'retribution'
The Guardian, October 22, 2019
专访香港民阵梁颖敏：香港是中国法治、自由的桥头堡 (Hong Kong is bridgehead for freedom and rule of law in China, says Civil Human Rights Front representative at rights award ceremony)
Radio Free Asia, October 22, 2019
北京一纸“非法”令 赶“中端人口” 三千户业主抗议强拆涉款数十亿元 (Property owners surround village authorities building in Beijing over forced evictions that would displace over 3,000 families)
Radio Free Asia, October 22, 2019
Three more US senators back Hong Kong bill, including presidential candidate Kamala Harris
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019
Huang Xiangmo: Chinese billionaire claims persecution by 'dark forces of Australia's deep state'
The Guardian, October 22, 2019
Nepal Refuses China On Extradition Treaty, Protecting Tibetan Exiles
SupChina, October 21, 2019
House Churches with Hong Kong Ties Targeted for Crackdowns
Bitter Winter, October 20, 2019
Hong Kong Police Already Have AI Tech That Can Recognize Faces
Bloomberg, October 22, 2019
Huawei hires Trump fundraiser
Bloomberg, October 23, 2019
Apple's $50 Billion Dilemma in China
Bloomberg, October 22, 2019
Navigating Chinese AI research collaboration: cases from Australia, Microsoft
China Digital Times, October 22, 2019
Hong Kong government formally withdraws controversial extradition law bill
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019
Hong Kong Completes the Process of Withdrawing the Extradition Bill, But Will It Stop the Protests?
Time Magazine, October 23, 2019
How Hong Kong protests are inspiring movements worldwide
Deutsche Welle, October 22, 2019
Murder suspect walks free as Hong Kong, Taiwan authorities clash
Reuters, October 23, 2019
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【陳同佳出獄】環時專訪管浩鳴︰陳非「被自首」 未知出獄後安排 (In exclusive interview with Global Times, pastor who convinced murder suspect to turn himself in to Taiwan authorities says it’s "impossible" Chan was forced to surrender)
HK01, October 23, 2019Hong Kong murder suspect Chan Tong-kai who triggered protest crisis over botched extradition bill released from jail, issues public apology
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019一個逃犯，兩場風暴：陳同佳案背後的台港引渡空窗與兩岸角力戰場 (One fugitive, two storms: The void of extradition arrangements and the cross-strait battlefield)
The Initium, October 23, 2019
China ‘draws up plan to replace Carrie Lam’ as Hong Kong protests drag on – report
The Guardian, October 23, 2019
Hong Kong police assoc. wins injunction application barring public from checking voter registers
Hong Kong Free Press, October 23, 2019
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拆局：或再限制查車牌等 傳媒失偵查工具 (Sources say police organizations would further seek to limit inspection of license-plate records, after winning injunction on vote registers checks)
Ming Pao, October 23, 2019
Victims of water cannon outside Kowloon Mosque file complaints against Hong Kong police
Hong Kong Free Press, October 22, 2019
記協：嚴厲譴責警方針對記者 無理發射水炮及投擲催淚彈 (Hong Kong Journalist Association condemns police for targeting journalists with water cannons and tear gas)
Inmediahk.net, October 22, 2019
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HKJA vehemently condemns police spraying, firing teargas canisters at reporters
Hong Kong Journalist Association, October 22, 2019
不满港警暴力 民间自发300页调查报告 (Hong Kong citizens publish own investigative report on police violence as authorities refuse independent investigation)
Deutsche Welle, October 22, 2019
Hong Kong protests: from throwing bricks at police vans to becoming experts at putting out tear gas, meet the teenagers who are risking it all for their ideals
South China Morning Post, October 23, 2019
In Hong Kong, Which Side Is Technology On?
Wired, October 22, 2019
Hong Kong political scientist likens Hongkongers to a stateless nation
Global Voices, October 22, 2019
Clothing made by Chinese forced labor is likely being sold in the US
Quartz, October 22, 2019
Police Chief Detained in Xinjiang After Expressing Concerns Over Mass Detention of Fellow Uyghurs
Radio Free Asia, October 21, 2019
China arrests Japanese professor on suspicion of spying
The Guardian, October 21, 2019
Rights Groups Call For Release of Award-Winning Activist Held In Shanghai
Radio Free Asia, October 21, 2019
China’s attacks on US businesses are ‘completely inappropriate,’ Mike Pompeo says
CNBC, October 21, 2019
US is instigating colour revolutions, China’s Defence Minister Wei Fenghe says
South China Morning Post, October 21, 2019
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華春瑩指西方政客及傳媒所謂人權只是干涉香港事務藉口 (China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs says democracy and human rights are merely excuses for Western interference in Hong Kong affairs)
Radio Television Hong Kong, October 21, 2019China accuses West of double standard of Hong Kong protests after discorder in streets of Barcelona and London
South China Morning Post, October 21, 2019
China's youth are shaping internet culture at home and abroad amid censorship
South China Morning Post, October 21, 2019
Gamers are scrutinizing League of Legends for signs of China’s censorship
Quartz, October 21, 2019
NYU Shanghai campus ‘self-censoring, politically neutral’ on Hong Kong: faculty
New York Post, October 19, 2019
国际人权联盟年会台北召开 人权组织批习挺港 (Rights groups show support for Hong Kong at annual conference of International Federation of Human Rights held in Taiwan)
Radio Free Asia, October 21, 2019
香港藝術家黃國才獲邀 赴維也納 TED Talk 談香港抗爭 觀眾大讚港人勇敢有創意 ("Protesting through Art": Hong Kong artist gives TED talk on Hong Kong protests, audience cheers on protesters' bravery and creativity)
Stand News, October 21, 2019
China Economy
China’s SOE executives defend Beijing’s economic model from ‘targeted attacks’ by US, EU
South China Morning Post, October 21, 2019
China military on youth offensive at security forum
South China Morning Post, October 21, 2019
陈发奋 互联网慈善中国样本已形成 (Tencent vice-president says "Chinese sample" of "Internet charity" has been established; talks on privacy, information filtering, regulation on fundraising)
Beijing News, October 22, 2019
China’s Surveillance State Has Tens of Millions of New Targets
Foreign Policy, October 21, 2019