Communist party redoubles efforts to silence any mention of Tiananmen Square in the run-up to the 25th anniversary of the bloody suppression of the student protests
A blood-covered protestor holds a Chinese soldier’s helmet Continue reading
Communist party redoubles efforts to silence any mention of Tiananmen Square in the run-up to the 25th anniversary of the bloody suppression of the student protests
A blood-covered protestor holds a Chinese soldier’s helmet Continue reading
Tiananmen Massacre 25th anniversary: the silencing campaign已关闭评论
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By ANDREW JACOBS MAY 9, 2014 7:53 AM
Chen Guang, in 2009, in front of paintings based on his experiences during the suppression of the Tiananmen Square protests.
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Chen Guang, in 2009, in front of paintings Continue reading
Chinese Artist Detained Before Tiananmen Anniversary已关闭评论
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Posted on 25 May, 2012 by courage89
Written by Diane Gatterdam
Twenty-three years ago on this day Thursday May 25th 1989, the Autonomous Federation of Students sent 5 teams of students to various places around the country to network, Continue reading
23 Year Remembrance of Tiananmen Square – May 25th 1989, Beijing China已关闭评论
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In June 1989, the Chinese authorities ended a peaceful protest movement by ordering a military crackdown that killed an untold number of unarmed civilians.
Over the past Continue reading
The “Chinese Spring,” in which millions of demonstrators demanded freedom and democracy, was crushed brutally by the army on 4 June 1989. Twenty-five years after the Tiananmen Square massacre, China’s citizens are still denied fundamental freedoms, Continue reading
25 YEARS AFTER TIANANMEN:ASK PRESIDENT XI JINPING TO IMPLEMENT CHINA’S CONSTITUTION !已关闭评论
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May 23, 2014
During the night of June 3-4, 1989, when the Chinese Army was slaughtering demonstrators in Tiananmen Square, Wang Nan, a young student, was shot in the head. As he lay dying at the side of the road, soldiers threatened to kill anyone, even some young doctors, Continue reading
published: May 24, 2014
Dear Editor,
In late 2012, on behalf of the Louis Green Lecture committee of Monash University, I invited Professor Xu Youyu, who I had never met before, to fly to Australia to deliver a public lecture. My recommendation of Prof Xu to the Committee was simply out of profound admiration for Continue reading