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China’s Schools, Forced Online By Coronavirus, Run Into Censors

China’s Schools, Forced Online By Coronavirus, Run Into Censors

By Associated Press
With schools closed indefinitely, teachers are giving lectures online – where they risk abrupt and often unexplained censorship.
The Coronavirus Outbreak: How Democratic Taiwan Outperformed Authoritarian China

The Coronavirus Outbreak: How Democratic Taiwan Outperformed Authoritarian China

By Victor (Lin) Pu
Taiwan’s example proves that the free flow of information is the best treatment for the coronavirus outbreak.

Wuhan Whistleblower Doctor Dies of Coronavirus

Wuhan Whistleblower Doctor Dies of Coronavirus

By Shannon Tiezzi
Li Wenliang, who was punished by police for "spreading rumors" about the epidemic, has passed away, according to Global Times.

Yanxi Palace Spin-off Turns to Netflix 

Yanxi Palace Spin-off Turns to Netflix 

By Layne Vandenberg
The spin-off has moved to Netflix, showing that Chinese censors are not worried about international audiences.

China’s Media Go Global But Struggle With Credibility

China’s Media Go Global But Struggle With Credibility

By Jo Kim
China has many good stories, but the CCP is not good at telling them.
The Coming Political Restrictions on Chinese Outbound Travel

The Coming Political Restrictions on Chinese Outbound Travel

By Xiaochen Su
Hand-wringing over targeted tourist restrictions miss the larger point: the Chinese overseas tourism boom is about to fall victim to domestic political concerns.

US Sports Stakes in China: Deals Vs. Democracy

US Sports Stakes in China: Deals Vs. Democracy

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Andrew Brandt.
China’s Internet Freedom Hit a New Low in 2019, and the World Could Follow

China’s Internet Freedom Hit a New Low in 2019, and the World Could Follow

By Sarah Cook and Mai Truong
No user or platform is safe from the leadership’s insatiable appetite for ideological conformity.

Damnatio Memoriae in China: Zhao Ziyang Is Laid to Rest

Damnatio Memoriae in China: Zhao Ziyang Is Laid to Rest

By Bonnie Girard
Zhao was written out of Chinese history for showing sympathy to the Tiananmen protesters. The indignity continued even after his death.

The China-NBA Tempest in a Teacup

The China-NBA Tempest in a Teacup

By Jansen Tham
The NBA-China spat is just the latest indication of a longstanding (and growing) problem.

China’s Long, Hot Summer of Censorship

China’s Long, Hot Summer of Censorship

By Sarah Cook
June has been a terrible month for internet freedom in China. July may be even worse.
What China Is Saying About the Hong Kong Protests

What China Is Saying About the Hong Kong Protests

By Shannon Tiezzi
In the upside-down world of Chinese state media, the extradition bill is actually supported by most Hong Kongers.

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