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Human Rights Watch mourns the death of Robin Munro, who joined Human Rights Watch in 1989 as China researcher and Hong Kong office director. His eyewitness reporting on the 1989 crackdown on pro-democracy protesters at Tiananmen Square in Beijing helped the world understand and respond to the Chinese government’s violent repression.
Human Rights Watch Human Rights Watch mourns the death of Robin Munro, who joined Human Rights Watch in 1989 as China researcher and Hong Kong office director. His eyewitness reporting on the 1989 crackdown on pro-democracy protesters at Tiananmen Square in Beijing helped the world understand and respond to the Chinese government’s violent repression. Munro passed away in Taiwan on May 19, 2021. While working at Human Rights Watch from 1989-1998, Munro did pathbreaking research on China’s psychiatric abuse of political prisoners, abuses in orphanages, and organ harvesting of convicts. He ...
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Karl Steven 'Unfencing The Commons' Event Announced Chris Cudby / Photo credit: Paul Taylor / Monday 10th May, 2021 9:49AM Recipient of a hefty number of awards for his film and television soundtracks, including the 2020 APRA Silver Scrolls award for Best Music in a Feature Film for the score to Karl Steven is putting on a one night event showcasing his compositions at Tāmaki Makaurau's The Wine Cellar on 27th June. The Queen Neptune co-leader will perform a selection of his recent works on "assorted electronics" with taonga pūoro artist Rob Thorne, tuned percussionist...