much has changed in the world since communist china’s brutal crackdown on pro-democracy protesters at tiananmen square on june 3-4, 1989. however, in china, while the citizens have been keeping the spirit of ‘goddess of democracy’ alive in one way or the other, the authoratarian regime has been busy tightening its grip on public life to enforce ‘collective amnesia’. but, as the recent happenings in china show, people have not forgotten tiananmen square massacre. the lies in ink have failed to dilute the fac
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The Chinese government should acknowledge and take responsibility for the massacre of pro-democracy protesters in June 1989, Human Rights Watch said today. The authorities should immediately allow commemorations of the occasion in mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau, and cease censoring discussions of the crackdown.
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