点起一根蜡烛 海外纪念六四32周年活动登场 (Light a Candle--overseas Chinese democracy activists host an online event to mark June Fourth 32nd anniversary)
Radio France Internationale, June 1, 2021
六四临近 北京、湖南等地维权人士相继遭监控、拘留 (Rights defenders in different cities surveilled or detained ahead of June Fourth)
Radio Free Asia, June 2, 2021
China Customs accuses Western clothing brands of selling substandard products amid Xinjiang row
South China Morning Post, June 2, 2021
NBA Stars Urged to End China Endorsements, Warned About Forced Labor
Retuers, June 1, 2021
西藏僧侣研究习近平而非达赖喇嘛 (Tibetan monks study Xi Jinping instead of the Dalai Lama)
Radio France Internationale, June 1, 2021
Police in China's Chengdu Hold Outspoken Rights Activist Huang Xiaomin
Radio Free Asia, June 2, 2021
唐吉田：我欲在福州机场出关赴日本陪护女儿 被边检人员拦下登机牌被撕破（图） (Tang Jitian: Fuzhou airport border control officer tore up my boarding pass as I was departing to visit my daughter in Japan)
Weiquanwang, June 2, 2021
中国政府否认澳大利亚籍华裔作家杨恒均遭受刑讯逼供的指控 (China denies accusation of torturing Chinese-Australian writer Yang Hengjun)
Voice of America, June 1, 2021
China's Xi calls for greater global media reach
Reuters, June 2, 2021
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China Media Project, June 2, 2021
US Official Warns Cambodia Over China Ties, Human Rights
The Diplomat, June 2, 2021
南海争议：马来西亚指控多架中国军机进入该国空域 (South China Sea dispute: Malaysia accuses China of sending multiple military aircrafts into its airspace)
British Broadcasting Corporation, June 2, 2021
“人权观察”最新报告 批评中国生育政策造成普遍歧视 (Human Rights Watch report criticizes China's birth control policy for causing pervasive discrimination)
Radio Free Asia, June 2, 2021
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China: Pervasive Discrimination Under Two-Child Policy
中国：二孩政策造成普遍歧视
Human Rights Watch, June 1, 2021
US-China tech war: Apple puts China squarely at the apex of supplier list, bucking talk of decoupling and scrutiny of its vendors
South China Morning Post, June 1, 2021
Beijing’s new chief diplomat in Hong Kong says battle against ‘foreign forces’ his top priority, dubs 2019 protests a ‘colour revolution’
South China Morning Post, June 2, 2021
Tiananmen vigil: Hong Kong police to put 3,000 anti-riot officers on standby, promising swift action against any unauthorised June 4 gatherings
South China Morning Post, June 2, 2021
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Hong Kong Free Press, June 2, 2021Tiananmen vigil organisers close June 4 museum after government launches licensing probe
South China Morning Post, June 2, 2021
Former Hong Kong student leader Owen Au jailed for 6 months over 2019 anti-mask law protest
Hong Kong Free Press, June 2, 2021
譚凱邦向法院申請保釋被拒 須繼續還押候訊(Roy Tam, one of the 47 pan-democrats charged under National Security Law, is denied bail)
Radio Television Hong Kong, June 2, 2021
‘No political story allowed’: Hong Kong broadcaster falls silent on sensitive subjects
The Guardian, June 2, 2021
記協憂電話智能卡實名制令公眾不敢向傳媒提供敏感資料(Journalists Association fears real-name SIM card system hinders public from providing sensitive information to media)
Radio Television Hong Kong, June 1, 2021
蔡展鵬涉光顧無牌按摩院 4人控管理經營賣淫場所准保釋 案情無提及蔡展鵬(Four from massage parlor patronized by National Security head Frederic Choi are prosecuted for vice; no mention of Choi)
Ming Paos, June 2, 2021
【閹割通識】公社科強制內地考察 教育局推「官辦」行程 必須包含中華文化元素(Education Bureau introduces compulsory "officially-organized" trips to mainland China in revamped Liberal Studies curriculum)
Stand News, June 2, 2021
天安門母親祭文：解決六四慘案是中國共產黨及政府責任 (Tiananmen Mothers essay: It's the responsibility of the CPC and the Chinese gov't to redress the June Fourth massacre)
Radio Television Hong Kong, May 31, 2021
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Our Faith and Perseverance Will Never Change: On the 32nd Anniversary of the June Fourth Massacre
我们的信念与坚守永远不会改变——“六四”惨案三十二周年祭
Human Rights in China, May 31, 2021“Unforgotten”
“拒绝遗忘”
Human Rights in China
纪念六四 加拿大民主人士称海外接棒格外重要 (Democracy activists in Canada stress importance in continuing to remember June Fourth overseas)
Radio Free Asia, May 31, 2021
六四还没有成为历史，美国华人举办多项活动，纪念六四屠杀32周年 (Chinese in the U.S. hold activities to mark June Fourth 32nd anniversary)
Radio France Internationale, May 29, 2021
China accuses Morrison and Ardern of ‘gross interference’ on Xinjiang and South China Sea
The Guardian, June 1, 2021
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Oz and NZ leaders stand united on China issues
Reuters, June 1, 2021
What Do Chinese People Think Is Happening in Xinjiang?
The Diplomat, May 29, 2021
藏人流亡政府新领导人宣誓就职 表示愿与中国政府接触 (New leader of the Tibetan-government-in-exile is open to contact with Chinese government)
Voice of America, May 28, 2021
藏人组织：中共建党百年对西藏打压升级 (Tibetan groups: China increases oppressions in Tibet in ahead of CPC centennial)
Radio Free Asia, May 27, 2021
‘They tortured me,’ Australian Yang Hengjun says as he awaits verdict after trial in China
The Guardian, May 31, 2021
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China rejects torture allegations by Australian academic
Agence France-Presse, June 1, 2021
Detained Chinese historian is not a spy, says son in latest call for his release
Kyodo, May 31, 2021
Another dissident died in China’s hellish prisons — will we remember him?
Chinese Human Rights Defenders, May 27, 2021
China jails blogger who 'slandered' dead in India border clash
Agence France-Presse, June 1, 2021
Outspoken Chinese Dissident Detained by Police in Guangzhou
Radio Free Asia, June 1, 2021
China’s wolf warriors bristle at Covid blame
Financial Times, May 31, 2021
Chinese Dissidents Sent on Forced 'Vacations' Ahead of Tiananmen Anniversary
Radio Free Asia, May 31, 2021
六四走过尘封的32年 “小粉红”成中国青年主流力量？ (As Tiananmen massacre gathers dust, are patriotic youth taking the main stage?)
Voice of America, June 1, 2021
中共建党百年活动 境外记者不能临时进京采访 (During CPC centennial, no foreign reporters will be allowed in Beijing without obtaining permits in advance)
Radio France Internationale, May 29, 2021
U.S. experts press calls for China to allow deeper inquiries into the pandemic’s origins.
美国专家呼吁中国提高新冠起源调查透明度
The New York Times, May 31, 2021
Biden’s defense budget aims to curb China, gives troops 2.7% raise
Reuters, May 28, 2021
China tech CEOs slip off backstage to avoid Beijing’s glare
Agence France-Presse, May 29, 2021
National security law: 47 Hong Kong opposition figures charged with subversion facing potential life sentences after trial moved to High Court
South China Morning Post, May 31, 2021
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Hong Kong court denies bail to 7 democrats facing national security trial
Hong Kong Free Press, June 1, 2021民主派初選47人案｜范國威、趙家賢、鍾錦麟等7人保釋申請被拒 吳敏兒撤保釋申請(Bail denied for seven of 11 pan-dems who applied for review; Carol Ng drops bail application)
Ming Pao, June 1, 2021
Jail terms for Hong Kong democrats over banned 2019 China National Day demo
Hong Kong Free Press, May 28, 2021
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Hong Kong’s chief justice hits out over ‘repeated’ attacks on city’s judicial independence
South China Morning Post, May 29, 2021Beijing condemns threats against Hong Kong judge after she sentenced 10 city democrats
Hong Kong Free Press, May 31, 2021National security law: Jimmy Lai’s voting rights at Next Digital suspended, Hong Kong police unit tells company
South China Morning Post, June 1, 2021
Blinken says Chinese government continues to undermine Hong Kong democratic institutions
Reuters, May 27, 2021
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Denial of Democracy in Hong Kong
U.S. Department of States, May 27, 2021
Explainer: Hong Kong national security crackdown – month 11
Hong Kong Free Press, June 1, 2021
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Social media messages from Hong Kong democrat Claudia Mo to int’l media ‘a threat to national security’
Hong Kong Free Press, May 28, 2021
National security law: Hong Kong students guaranteed ‘bright future’ in city, education chief says, even as statistics show surge in withdrawals
South China Morning Post, May 29, 2021
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New complaint guidelines for Hong Kong schools may fuel baseless allegations against teachers, union says
Hong Kong Free Press, May 28, 2021
Hong Kong’s first Tiananmen vigil after national security law: residents weigh police ban and seek ‘other ways’ to mark June 4 crackdown
South China Morning Post, June 1, 2021
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Hong Kong’s Carrie Lam avoids question on Tiananmen Massacre vigil, as pro-Beijing figures call slogan ‘subversive’
Hong Kong Free Press, June 1, 2021Hong Kong June 4 vigil organisers say legal risks mean they won’t take annual event online this year
South China Morning Post, June 1, 2021Up to 5 years prison for attending Tiananmen Massacre vigil, Hong Kong gov’t warns – 1 year jail for publicising it
Hong Kong Free Press, May 29, 2021Hong Kong organisers of Tiananmen Square vigil lose final bid to overturn police ban on June 4 event
South China Morning Post, May 29, 2021June 4 anniversary: Hong Kong teachers drop annual ritual of telling students about Beijing crackdown, fearing ‘red lines’
South China Morning Post, May 31, 2021晚報：香港民研調查顯示，47%港人支持平反六四、創2003年以來新低(Survey shows of 47% support official rehabilitation of 1989 Democracy Movement, a record low since 2003
The Initium, June 1, 2021Hong Kong’s ‘Grandma Wong’ arrested for solo Tiananmen protest
Agence France-Presse, May 31, 2021
Pro-democracy party says it won’t take part in Hong Kong elections following overhaul ordered by Beijing
Hong Kong Free Press, June 1, 2021
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Hong Kong’s new election bill slammed by US secretary of state Antony Blinken
South China Morning Post, May 28, 2021
Prominent Hong Kong barrister Priscilla Wong, wife of pro-Beijing heavyweight Martin Liao, is new head of police watchdog
South China Morning Post, May 28, 2021
Hong Kong set to introduce real-name SIM card system from Sept. 1
香港将分阶段推行电话卡实名制，至2023年2月全面实施
Reuters, June 1, 2021
Hong Kong Has a New Type of Prisoner: Pro-Democracy Activists
香港的新型罪犯：亲民主活动人士
The New York Times, May 27, 2021
“Never give up:” A Hong Kong boy band has emerged as the voice of a city under crackdown
Quartz, June 1, 2021
China’s Inconvenient Truth
Foreign Affairs, May 28, 2021
Understanding China Is Getting Harder Every Month
Foreign Policy, May 28, 2021
For the Love of Hong Kong: The day a family of pro-democracy activists realized they couldn’t go home
Slate, May 31, 2021
US and EU officials meet to discuss concerns about China moves, including in Xinjiang and Hong Kong
South China Morning Post, May 27, 2021
Taiwan accuses China of interfering with Covid vaccine deals
The Guardian, May 27, 2021
Beijing waged ‘disinformation warfare’ on Taiwan in lead-up to elections – report
Hong Kong Free Press, May 27, 2021