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One year after the white paper protests swept China, overseas activists say they are keeping the flame alive.

Pengs whereabouts remain unclear, and his family is under close surveillance.

Beijing's recent push to expand the scope of patriotic education comes amid increased domestic and international challenges. It also reveals the Chinese leadership's anxieties, say experts

Beijing's recent push to expand the scope of patriotic education comes amid increased domestic and international challenges. It also reveals the Chinese leadership's anxieties, say experts.

Nationalist students slammed for painting over local artists work in Marxist dig at Western freedoms

The women of the 1989 democracy movement on Tiananmen Square blazed a trail for the activists who came after.

But although the political reawakening of some young people in China and the Chinese diaspora is potentially important, their movement is only just beginning

Since around the time of the courageous Sitong Bridge protest in Beijing, and accelerating with the explosive “White Paper” protest movement, there has been a step-change in the situation for building international solidarity with struggles against exploitation and oppression in China and the territories it controls. The labour movement here in Britain, and worldwide, can and must take up that responsibility.

Since around the time of the courageous Sitong Bridge protest in Beijing, and accelerating with the explosive “White Paper” protest movement, there has been a step-change in the situation for building international solidarity with struggles against exploitation and oppression in China and the territories it controls. The labour movement here in Britain, and worldwide, can and must take up that responsibility.

December 10 was a Global Day of Protest against Apple and their supplier Foxconn over their treatment of up to 300,000 workers at their plants in Zhengzhou, China. In late October Taiwan-based Foxconn’s workers rebelled against effectively held prisoner in the plants for months to maintain production. In the name of “zero Covid”, workers were locked in at close quarters with those ill with Covid.