Category: English
English-language publications of the Free China Movement.
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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.
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From Copying to History: A Black-Box Audit of Politically Sensitive Response Restrictions in DeepSeek
A preliminary black-box audit of DeepSeek tests involving Tiananmen Mothers, the 1989 Beijing student movement, and Lian Shengde, with explicit limits on causal claims and a sensitive-information handling protocol.
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September 18: From Resisting Japanese Aggression to Completing China’s Unfinished Republic
On September 18, Free China Movement reflects on how Japan’s invasion disrupted the Republic of China’s unfinished state-building and argues that today’s responsibility is to pursue peaceful constitutional change toward a Third Republic.
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ZCode Repository-Upload Controversy Raises New Questions About Data Control Behind Mainland China’s Digital Firewall
A reverse-engineering report alleging broad ZCode workspace uploads — followed by an apology and remediation announcement from Zhipu AI — raises new questions about transparency, cloud data flows and user control inside mainland China’s tightly controlled digital environment.