Human Rights in Hong Kong, September 2023: Goose-Stepping in the Truth Vortex
Pro-democracy media mogul Jimmy Lai, owner of the now-defunct Apple Daily, marks his 1,000th day of incarceration under Hong Kong’s national security law
What Can Terry Gou Do to Win the Taiwan Presidential Election?
Political pundits no longer have to speculate about chairman Gou’s thoughts. He is in
Human Rights and China, September End, 2023: Asian Games, #MeToo, Assad and Astana
In the land where the Olympic auspices now regularly give cover to the destruction of peoples, the Asian Games commenced in Hangzhou with a selective block on Taiwan media, territory disputes played out through athlete visa applications and a handshake between two of the 21st century’s worst human rights abusers
Book Review: The Role of Taiwanese Businesses in Forming Economic Links to China
Accounts of Taiwan’s economic links to China often leave out Taiwanese agency, focusing on Chinese coercion. A new book focuses on the role of big Taiwanese business and social forces
Human Rights in Hong Kong, September 2023: Goose-Stepping in the Truth Vortex
Pro-democracy media mogul Jimmy Lai, owner of the now-defunct Apple Daily, marks his 1,000th day of incarceration under Hong Kong’s national security law
