A Chinese pro-democracy activist embarked on a hunger strike in front of the headquarters of tech giant Apple to protest some of its policies. Han Wang, a graduate student of the University of [.]
More than 200 people gathered for a campus candlelight vigil Nov. 28 to remember the victims of the Ürümqi fire, but the memorial materials and informational displays were partially removed the next day.
In late November, an unprecedented level of public disobedience to protest China’s “zero-COVID” policy broke out across the country, including in major cities like Beijing, Chengdu , Shanghai, and Wuhan.
me asking me what to do. we want to do something. there have already been rallies all around the world, not just in the united states and tomorrow in washington scare park we ll be arriving and having rallies all over the country and all over the world and this pete: real quick. tell us why. this is now called white paper revolution, a4 revolution because people were holding it just to show the lack of freedom. lack of freedom of speech. this is ingenious. pete: i m holding up app blank page because i can t write anything on it. yes, exactly. pete: thank you for your courage 30 years ago and what you re doing today and the chinese people are in our prayers. thank you for your time, amazing. up next, nearly three weeks and still no answers. the latest in the idaho murder mystery as police reveal there was a sixth person in the lease on the lease in the college student s home.