Category: English
English-language publications of the Free China Movement.
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Hong Kong’s Financial Rebound Does Not Erase Its Political Transformation
Hong Kong is drawing finance professionals back as its IPO and wealth-management businesses strengthen, according to Reuters reporting published September 11. The rebound is economically significant, but it should not be mistaken for a reversal of the territory’s…
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Russian Film Screening in Taipei Raises Concern Over China-Russia Historical Narrative Campaign
A small Russian-organized screening in Taipei of an 81-year-old Soviet documentary about the defeat of Imperial Japan has drawn concern from Taiwan officials, who see it as part of a broader China-Russia effort to shape public understanding of…
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Taiwan Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim Makes Rare Italy Visit for Democracy Forum
Taiwan Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim is making a rare high-level visit to Europe, attending the Ventotene Conference for Freedom and Democracy in Italy with Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung, Taiwan’s presidential office said on September 11. Reuters reported that…
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Press Release: Free China Movement Condemns Prison Sentences for Chow Hang-tung, Lee Cheuk-yan and Albert Ho
FCM condemns the sentencing of three former Hong Kong Alliance leaders and calls for the release of prisoners of conscience and protection of June Fourth remembrance.
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Rapid Response: Prison Cannot Turn Conscience Into a Crime
FCM responds to the sentencing of Chow Hang-tung, Lee Cheuk-yan and Albert Ho, saying peaceful remembrance and democratic advocacy should not be treated as subversion.
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Editorial: When the Law Punishes Conscience — Why Justice Can Stand Above Unjust Law
The sentencing of Chow Hang-tung, Lee Cheuk-yan and Albert Ho raises a larger question: what remains of law when political power can turn remembrance and peaceful democratic advocacy into crimes?
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Hong Kong Sentences Chow Hang-tung, Lee Cheuk-yan and Albert Ho Over June Fourth Advocacy
Hong Kong has sentenced three former leaders of the Hong Kong Alliance in a national-security case tied to June Fourth remembrance and advocacy for democratic change.
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Press Release: Free China Movement Calls for International Pressure to Ensure Journalist Huang Xueqin Is Freed on September 18
FCM calls on governments, media, press-freedom groups and civil society to press for Huang Xueqin’s genuine freedom when her five-year sentence is expected to conclude September 18.
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Rapid Response: The World Must Watch for Huang Xueqin’s Release
FCM calls for close international monitoring as Huang Xueqin approaches the expected completion of her five-year prison sentence on September 18.
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Editorial: Huang Xueqin Should Leave Prison to a World That Has Not Forgotten Her
As Huang Xueqin approaches the expected end of her prison sentence, her courage, investigative journalism and commitment to truth deserve international recognition.