Australian researcher hits back at Chinese tabloid over Xinjiang report
South China Morning Post, November 30, 2020
Tuesday, December 01, 2020
Xinjiang (新疆)
Citizen Participation (公民参与)
Worker’s plea for help spurs local trade union into action
China Labour Bulletin, December 1, 2020
Government Accountability (政府问责)
Leadership of U.N. Human Rights Body Becomes Proxy Battle for World Powers
The New York Times, November 29, 2020
中国拟放宽生育限制 继续政府干预还是给予生育选择权？ (As China plans to relax population control, will gov’t continue to intervene in or grant reproductive choices?)
Voice of America, December 1, 2020
China refuses to apologise to Australia for fake soldier image
British Broadcasting Corporation, December 1, 2020
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China refutes Australia's accusation of tweeting "fake image"
Xinhua, December 1, 2020China's patriotic media continues tirade against Australia
Sydney Morning Herald, December 1, 2020
Hong Kong (香港)
Hong Kong official who resigned over history exam question reveals ‘immense political pressure’
Hong Kong Free Press, December 1, 2020
Hong Kong protests: student who suffered fatal injuries in car park fall last year was alone at the time of accident, court hears
South China Morning Post, December 1, 2020
In Pictures: Hongkongers commemorate Prince Edward MTR incident despite police ban on laying flowers
Hong Kong Free Press, December 1, 2020
Explainer: How the national security law changed Hong Kong – month 5
Hong Kong Free Press, December 1, 2020
“表现恶劣”：中国宣布制裁四名美国人 (China announces sanctions on 4 Americans who “behaved badly” on Hong Kong-related issues)
Deutsche Welle, November 30, 2020
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2020年11月30日外交部发言人华春莹主持例行记者会
Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Hua Chunying's Regular Press Conference on November 30, 2020
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China, November 30, 2020
Hong Kong's i-Cable TV Fires Dozens of Its Best Journalists
Radio Free Asia, December 1, 2020
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記協質疑裁《刺針》以節流為名減敏感報道 (Hong Kong Journalists Association questions Hong Kong Cable Television cut News Lancet to reduce reporting on sensitive issues in name of resource crunch)
Radio Television Hong Kong, December 1, 2020
Commentary (评论)
History shows the dangerous folly of Carrie Lam’s unopposed governance
South China Morning Post, December 1, 2020
China is humiliating Australia as an example to others - but the bullying won't last
Sydney Morning Herald, December 2, 2020
Monday, November 30, 2020
Xinjiang (新疆)
Uighurs: China rebuffs Pope's criticism as 'groundless'
British Broadcasting Corporation, November 25, 2020
維族學者與弟弟失聯4年 北京證實遭判刑9年 (Uyghur scholar learns that her brother, missing for 4 years, has been sentenced by authorities to 9-year sentence for “splittism”)
Deutsche Welle, November 30, 2020
Taiwan (台湾)
Exiled bookseller: 'If they can take Hong Kong back, the next place is Taiwan'
The Guardian, November 29, 2020
Access to Justice (司法公正)
China Looks Set to Prosecute Hong Kong 12 For 'Illegal Border Crossings'
Radio Free Asia, November 27, 2020
Chinese Rights Activist Who Opposed Hong Kong Security Law 'Tortured'
Radio Free Asia, November 26, 2020
Government Accountability (政府问责)
China should be 'totally ashamed': Scott Morrison demands China take down post
Sydney Morning Herald, November 30, 2020
China bars four US NGO workers from entry in Hong Kong tit-for-tat
South China Morning Post, November 30, 2020
Beijing Takes Its South China Sea Strategy to the Himalayas
延续南海策略，中国在喜马拉雅争议地区建村庄
The New York Times, November 30, 2020
ICTs and Human Rights (信息技术与人权)
Privacy in China: the growth of facial recognition technology in the private sector raises concerns about security and identity
South China Morning Post, November 26, 2020
Hong Kong (香港)
Hong Kong’s Courts Are Still Independent. Some Want to Rein Them In.
香港的司法体系还能保持独立多久？
The New York Times, November 30, 2020
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戴啟思憂北京將猛攻香港司法系統 或修改《基本法》DQ法官 (Philip Dykes, head of Hong Kong Bar Association, fears Beijing will aggressively attack Hong Kong's judicial system or amend Basic Law to disqualify judges)
Stand News, November 26, 2020
Hong Kong student who suffered fatal injuries in car park fall near protest site last year was unlikely to have lost balance, inquest hears
South China Morning Post, November 30, 2020
Hong Kong liberal studies to be renamed and reformed – more China content, less focus on current affairs
Hong Kong Free Press, November 27, 2020
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Hong Kong to rename liberal studies and require students visit mainland China under wide-reaching reforms to subject
South China Morning Post, November 26, 2020Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam defends liberal studies reform, and says subject was not meant to be debate exercise on current affairs
South China Morning Post, November 28, 2020
'Remarkably effective': Carrie Lam praises Hong Kong national security law
The Guardian, November 25, 2020
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LIVE: Chief Exec. Carrie Lam’s Hong Kong Policy Address 2020 & press conference
Hong Kong Free Press, November 25, 2020
AP Interview: HK lawmaker says democracy fight needs rethink
Associated Press, November 29, 2020
‘Be water’ licence plate banned by Hong Kong Transport Dep’t as it ‘may cause danger’ to road users
Hong Kong Free Press, November 30, 2020
Carrie Lam interview: Hong Kong’s leader in her own words on protests, political turmoil and what next for the city
South China Morning Post, November 30, 2020
Commentary (评论)
No stone left unturned: The Basic Law Hongkongers thought they knew is being demolished
Hong Kong Free Press, November 28, 2020
What’s left of Hong Kong’s Legislative Council must show it can work for city’s interests
South China Morning Post, November 28, 2020
議員資格外，常委會決定值得注意的地方：中國憲法52和54條
Besides DQ, What Was Overlooked in NPCSC Decision
CitizenNews, November 26, 2020
Reports of Hong Kong’s Death Are Greatly Exaggerated
香港民主运动未死
The New York Times, November 26, 2020
Wednesday, November 25, 2020
Xinjiang (新疆)
Uyghur Convicted of Terrorism in Indonesia Pleads For Asylum After Comrades Deported to China
Radio Free Asia, November 24, 2020
Taiwan (台湾)
First of four accused Taiwanese spies sentenced to prison in China
South China Morning Post, November 25, 2020
Access to Justice (司法公正)
China Detains Five Prominent Democracy Activists in Guangzhou Crackdown
Radio Free Asia, November 24, 2020
Hong Kong (香港)
Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong ‘held in solitary confinement’
Hong Kong Free Press, November 25, 2020
Hong Kong leader vows to restore political order in key speech
Radio France Internationale, November 25, 2020
香港《施政报告》：建制派赞 “正本清源”，民主派称缺乏愧疚 (Hong Kong Policy Address: Pro-establishment camp says it “clearly addresses the fundamental issues”; democratic camp slams it as devoid of remorse)
BBC, November 25, 2020
林郑月娥再向中央表忠 施政方针全面配合北京 (Carrie Lam pledges allegiance again with policy direction matching Beijing’s)
Radio Free Asia, November 25, 2020
The Chief Executive's 2020 Policy Address
行政長官2020年施政報告
The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of china, November 25, 2020
【12 港人送中】葡國環保部長致函北京 要求探望郭子麟 表明無休止關注事件 (EU parliamentarian Isabel Santos seeks visit with Kok Tsz-lun of the detained Hong Kong 12, vows unwavering concern)
The Stand News, November 25, 2020
【區選一年】資深區議員蔡澤鴻憂最差情況：區議會被削權 分區會取而代之 (Choy Chak-hung, senior district councillor, fears worst-case scenario: district councils will be overtaken by area committees)
CitizenNews, November 24, 2020
国安法：两名被整肃的香港教师和校园里的高压线 (Hong Kong National Security Law: 2 punished teachers and red line in schools)
BBC, November 25, 2020
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Free to Think 2020: Report of the Scholars at Risk Academic Freedom Monitoring Project
Scholars at Risk Network, November 18, 2020
Access to Information (公众知情权)
China tightens grip on booming livestreaming sector
中国加强对直播行业的管理
Financial Times, November 24, 2020
ICTs and Human Rights (信息技术与人权)
Surveillance in China: artist who hides from security cameras in Beijing wants to highlight invasions of privacy
South China Morning Post, November 25, 2020
Commentary (评论)
Cooperative Competition Is Possible Between China and the U.S.
中美构建合作–竞争关系是可能的
The New York Times, November 24, 2020
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Xinjiang (新疆)
Pope says for first time that China's Uighurs are 'persecuted'
The Guardian, November 24, 2020
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