Category: English
English-language publications of the Free China Movement.
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Analysis: Tung Chee-hwa’s Tenure and the 2003 Article 23 Turning Point
Tung’s death invites a sourced historical assessment of Hong Kong’s early post-1997 governance and the mass resistance to Article 23.
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Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong’s First Chief Executive After 1997, Dies at 89
Tung Chee-hwa’s office said he died peacefully with family present. His tenure included the 2003 Article 23 crisis and mass protests.
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Analysis: UK–Mainland Dialogue Should Be Measured by Documented Human-Rights and Consular Outcomes
The first Burnham–Xi call put rights and consular cases on the agenda; its significance depends on verifiable follow-through.
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UK Prime Minister Raises Hong Kong, Human Rights and Consular Cases in First Call with Xi Jinping
Downing Street said Andy Burnham raised Hong Kong, human rights, domestic security and priority consular cases during his first publicized call with Xi Jinping.
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Analysis: Dichlorosilane Duties Add a Semiconductor-Supply-Chain Test to Mainland China–Japan Ties
The provisional measure is significant because it targets an upstream chipmaking input, but its commercial effect and motivation require careful evidence.
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Mainland Commerce Ministry Imposes Provisional Duties on Japanese Dichlorosilane
A preliminary anti-dumping measure on a chipmaking chemical took effect September 8 as Japan objected and reviewed its response.
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Press Release: Wang Xizhe’s Hong Kong Journey Puts His Safety and Hong Kong’s Freedoms Under Global Scrutiny
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — September 9, 2026 — Washington, D.C. Veteran Chinese democracy advocate Wang Xizhe, a founding-era leader of the Free China Movement, has publicly declared his intention to travel to Hong Kong and present himself to…
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Russian Gold Flows to Hong Kong Surge, Raising Sanctions-Compliance and Transparency Questions
FT reporting says Russian-gold flows to Hong Kong surged in 2026. The exact Jan–Jul tonnage remains source-attributed pending independent reproduction from Hong Kong trade data.
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PRC Ethnic Unity Law Reaches Monastery-Level Implementation in Tibet
A Lhasa-area notice documents organized monastery-level study of China’s new Ethnic Unity law. It does not by itself prove separate claims of compulsory Chinese-language classes.
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Taiwan Investigates 60 Cases Involving Suspected False Origin Marking and Transshipment
Taiwan’s MJIB says an August operation examined 60 suspected rules-of-origin and transshipment cases. Investigation and referral are not convictions.