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By Martin Yip in Hong Kong & Adam Durbin in LondonBBC News4 Jun 2023, 12:38 BSTUpdated 42 minutes agoimage caption, Democracy activist Alexandra Wong has

To mark the 34th Anniversary of June Fourth Tiananmen Square massacre, China Democracy Party (CDP) organised a Symposium titled Commemoration of June Fourth and A Vision of a Democratic China on 27 May 2023.

To mark the 34th Anniversary of June Fourth Tiananmen Square massacre, China Democracy Party (CDP) organised a Symposium titled Commemoration of June Fourth an

To mark the 34th Anniversary of June Fourth Tiananmen Square massacre, China Democracy Party (CDP) organised a Symposium titled Commemoration of June Fourth an

To mark the 34th Anniversary of June Fourth Tiananmen Square massacre, China Democracy Party (CDP) organised a Symposium titled Commemoration of June Fourth an

To mark the 34th Anniversary of June Fourth Tiananmen Square massacre, China Democracy Party (CDP) organised a Symposium titled Commemoration of June Fourth an

“What I did, what landed me in prison, was really quite simple—I just said in public what my fellow citizens were saying in all those other nooks.” —Jiang Qisheng

Why does the Chinese Communist Party leader make a point of celebrating China’s most famous protest movement?

When Chinese law professor Xu Zhangrun began publishing articles last year criticizing the government’s turn toward a harsher variety of authoritarianism, it seemed inevitable that he would be swiftly silenced. But then, remarkably, dozens of prominent citizens began speaking up. Some signed a petition, others wrote essays and poems in Xu’s support, and one wrote a song. To