投稿者: Lily Kuo
Pneumonia-like illness in Wuhan is unclear in origin, with officials racing to contain outbreak before people travel for new yearChina has been battling what may be a new strain of pneumonia after 59 people contracted a mysterious respiratory illness i…
Former inmates at the prison where a plea was smuggled out in festive cards for Tesco say they faced forced labour and psychological tortureFor more than three years, Leo spent his days at the Qingpu prison in Shanghai silently packaging sticky notes, …
More than 400 pages leaked to New York Times by Chinese political insider document brutal crackdown on Muslim minorityHundreds of pages of leaked internal government documents reveal how China’s mass detention of Uighurs and other minorities in Xinjian…
Some accuse government of stoking unrest as pretext for delaying electionsA burst of violence in Hong Kong has pushed the city, gripped by more than five months of political unrest, even further away from the possibility of peaceful resolution.After th…
Police fire at unarmed student and middle-aged man set on fire in day of violent clashesTwo people are in a critical condition in Hong Kong after another day of protests and violent clashes between anti-government protesters and police that left more t…
Carrie Lam’s comments further demonstrate it is Beijing directing response to crisisA leaked audio recording has emerged in which Hong Kong’s leader, Carrie Lam, can be heard saying she would quit if she had “a choice” but suggesting she was being prev…
After 11 weeks of demonstrations, weary protesters fear only their ebbing stamina or Chinese troops will break the stalemateEllie Lau, a 21-year-old student, was one of thousands of protesters who flooded Hong Kong’s airport this week. There, she and a…
Abdurahman Memet believed notes from his parents and brother were proof they had been imprisoned in Chinese ‘re-education’ centres A Uighur man who leaked letters from inmates at China’s secretive internment camps in Xinjiang has been detained, accordi…
China’s media used to ignore the turmoil. Now the state is waging a campaign that could pave the way for interventionAs Hong Kong enters its third month of mass anti-government protests, across the border in China, people are seeing a very different v…
Mass walkout from government offices at start of four days of mass demonstrationsThousands of civil servants in Hong Kong have protested against the government in a rare display of defiance as the city braces for four consecutive days of mass demonstra…