N. Jayaram 2 October 2014
Could mainland China not seek eventual convergence towards a democratic system, respectful of the full gamut of human rights? That actually is what the happenings in Hong Kong now are about.
The flag of Hong Kong suspended over protesters
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Why Hong Kong matters已关闭评论
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Hong Kong Protests Lead to Censorship on WeChat已关闭评论
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A ChinaFile Conversation：Is This the End of Hong Kong As We Know It?已关闭评论
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By BBC Trending
Images of Hong Kong’s protests are being suppressed on the internet in mainland China, and 100,000 people in Hong Kong have joined a new social network that operates “off-the-grid”. Continue reading
BBC trending: Hong Kong’s ‘off-grid’ protesters已关闭评论
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AFP By Jerome Taylor and AFP reporters in Hong Kong
Hong Kong (AFP) – 07:38 GMT – ‘We are not Tibet or Xinjiang’ – Edward Chin, a financier and prominent Occupy organiser, is in bullish mood today. He’s been speaking to AFP reporter Annabel Symington and believes the police know violence would lead to a backlash from the Hong Kong public. Continue reading
Hong Kong protests hit China’s National Day: Live Report已关闭评论
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PUBLISHED : Monday, 29 September, 2014, 2:09pm
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Record censorship of China’s social media as references to Hong Kong protests blocked已关闭评论
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By Christina Larson September 29, 2014
Riot police disperse demonstrators with tear gas during a protest near central government offices in Hong Kong on Sept. 28
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Not Even China’s Great Firewall Can Shut Out News About Hong Kong’s Democracy Protests已关闭评论
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While the world watches tense protests in Hong Kong, many mainland citizens in China will not be able to see the unrest because of Chinese censorship.
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Censors in China keep mainlanders in dark about Hong Kong protests已关闭评论
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