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Self-Censorship a Major Concern for the Art Trade in Hong Kong

Under the new rule, artists and art industry players in the city and abroad are haunted by a sense of increasing self-censorship.

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Is Taiwan still a Beacon of Democracy in the Chinese World?

Taiwan is celebrated as a vibrant democracy in the shadow of a repressive China.

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Is Taiwan still a beacon of democracy in the Chinese world?

Is Taiwan still a beacon of democracy in the Chinese world?
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Protest book authors can t return to Hong Kong amid crackdown

Protest book authors can t return to Hong Kong amid crackdown
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Protest book authors can t return to Hong Kong amid crackdown — Radio Free Asia

‘Among the Braves’ authors say their in-depth investigations could land them in trouble under security laws.

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