Author: Free China Movement
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Chen Qiushi / 陈秋实 — Wuhan Citizen Journalism and Information-Control Case
Canonical profile of citizen journalist Chen Qiushi and his 2020 Wuhan reporting, disappearance, and later reported release under close surveillance.
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Li Wenliang / 李文亮 — Early COVID-19 Warning, Police Admonition and Information-Control Debate
Canonical case profile of Dr. Li Wenliang, whose early COVID-19 warning and police admonition became central to debate over information control and freedom of expression.
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Zhao Jing / 赵京 (An Ti / 安替) — Microsoft MSN Spaces Censorship Case
Canonical profile of blogger Zhao Jing (An Ti), whose MSN Spaces blog removal in 2005 became an important case in the history of platform compliance and online speech in China.
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Huang Qi / 黄琦 — 64 Tianwang Publisher and Internet Press-Freedom Case
Canonical profile of Huang Qi, founder and publisher of Tianwang/64 Tianwang, documenting his role in early independent internet publishing and later state-secrets prosecution.
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Tiananmen Mothers / 天安门母亲 — Victim Families, Historical Memory and Information Control
Canonical organization profile of the Tiananmen Mothers, the victim-family network documenting June 4, 1989 and seeking truth, compensation and accountability.
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Shi Tao / 师涛 — Journalist, Internet Censorship Case and Yahoo Data-Disclosure Controversy
Canonical profile of journalist Shi Tao, whose 2005 prosecution became a landmark case involving propaganda restrictions, cross-border email, provider-held identifying data and internet press freedom.
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China Information Control & Circumvention History: Policies, Cases, Technologies and Countermeasures
A living research hub connecting mainland China information-control policies with named cases, technical mechanisms, circumvention methods, platform practices and the AI era.
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Rapid Response: Anthropic Data-Routing Disclosure Adds a New Sensitive-Information Question to DeepSeek Research
A new Anthropic disclosure on DeepSeek data routing is relevant to sensitive-information handling, but does not establish the mechanism behind politically sensitive refusals.
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Analysis: What the DeepSeek Audit Can—and Cannot—Tell Us About AI Information Control
Research analysis separating training data, retrieval, moderation layers, routing and final output when interpreting politically sensitive DeepSeek behavior.
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News: New DeepSeek Audit Documents Content-Sensitive Response Differences in Controlled Tests
New Free China Movement research documents controlled black-box DeepSeek tests involving Tiananmen Mothers, the 1989 Beijing student movement and Lian Shengde, while explicitly limiting conclusions to observed behavior.