Hong Kong Leader Defends Removing Tiananmen Square Books from Libraries
Hong Kong chief executive John Lee says his government should identify books with “bad ideologies” and pull them from libraries.
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Hong Kong chief executive John Lee says his government should identify books with “bad ideologies” and pull them from libraries.
TAIPEI – The detention of Taiwan-based publisher Li Yanhe, who has released books critical of China’s ruling Communist Party, has stoked concerns about Beijing’s growing arsenal of tactics to put pressure on Taiwan amid soaring cross-strait tensions. Read more at straitstimes.com.
A Taiwan-based book publisher has been placed under investigation in China on suspicion of "endangering state security," Beijing said Tuesday amid mounting concern over his disappearance.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) activated employees of a widely-used telecommunications software to shut down virtual pro-democracy conferences.
The Chinese cyber censor authorities have banned the Kong Yiji hashtag; and a pop music video called Sunny and Cheerful Kong Yiji has been struck down on China’s YouTube version, Bilibili.