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The Chinese government is further suppressing any discussion and commemoration of the 1989 Tiananmen Massacre. Leading up to the 35th anniversary of the Tiananmen Massacre on June 4, Chinese authorities have again preempted commemorations.

Fourteen activists and former elected oficials, including an Australian citizen, now face anywhere from 3 years to life in prison.

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A Hong Kong court has convicted 14 pro-democracy activists under a national security law imposed by Beijing. The 14, including former lawmakers and activists, face life sentences. The verdict underscores the crackdown on political opposition and free speech since the law was enacted in 2020 following mass protests in 2019.

Fourteen Hong Kong pro-democracy demonstrators were convicted Thursday of conspiring to subvert the state under a controversial national security law over holding primary elections.

Foreign governments expressed concern and activist groups condemned Thursday's convictions of 14 pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong

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Fourteen pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong were convicted in the largest national security case, accused of undermining the government through an unofficial primary election. The case illustrates the use of security laws to suppress dissent post-2019 protests, potentially leading to life imprisonment for those involved.

Human Rights Watch (HRW) released a report that accused China of forcibly relocating more than 700,000 Tibetans since 2016.

Revealing increasing atrocities against members of the Tibet community in China Human Rights Watch on Wednesday released a report on the relocation of hundreds