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Protests Take Place in Hong Kong Over Lunar New Year Holiday

Brian Hioe01/27/2020

Protests took place in Hong Kong over the Lunar New Year, with police firing tear gas on demonstrators despite the holidays... Read More

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Police Order Dispersal of 150,000 Protestors in Ten Minutes Yesterday in Hong Kong

Brian Hioe01/20/2020

A protest assembly in Hong Kong was forcibly dispersed by police yesterday, with many criticisms of the Hong Kong Police Force’s handling of the matter... Read More

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Young People Canvas Ahead of Elections, Hoping to Bridge Intergenerational Gaps

Rath Chien-Chi Wang01/03/2020

As the elections loom closer, on any early morning or evening, young activists in light green jackets with the words “Democratic Progressive Youth” can be seen canvassing on the sidewalks and intersections across Taiwan... Read More

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Over One Million Demonstrate in Hong Kong to Commemorate the New Year

Brian Hioe01/02/2020

Protests took place in Hong Kong over the New Year’s, with police firing tear gas and water cannons shortly after midnight on New Year’s Eve, and a march yesterday, New Year’s Day, that drew over 1.03 million attendees according to organizers... Read More

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Consecutive Days of Protests in Hong Kong Around Christmas

Brian Hioe12/27/2019

Clashes between protestors and police took place again in Hong Kong over the last few days, with demonstrations over Christmas coming under assault from riot police... Read More

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Shopping Mall Protests and Memorials for the Fallen Take Place Over the Weekend in Hong Kong

Brian Hioe12/16/2019

Police violence against protestors again took place in Hong Kong yesterday. Police violence yesterday took place after protest activities in shopping malls, billed as a form of Christmas shopping, and memorial activities for Marco Leung, who is viewed as the first protestor to die connected to the movement... Read More

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800,000 Demonstrate Yesterday in Hong Kong to Commemorate Six Months of Protest

Brian Hioe12/09/2019

Hundreds of thousands took to the streets of Hong Kong yesterday to commemorate what has now been now six months of protest. Organizers claim that 800,000 were in attendance during the march yesterday... Read More

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從「蝻亞」到「東南亞巴打」：香港的示威行動如何將大眾與少數族群連結在一起

Stacey Tsui12/06/2019

在香港的人口組成中，東南亞裔一直是有一定曝光度的族群。然而，在香港主流媒體和大眾的眼中，他們一直被視為犯罪率高、教育程度低，以及猥褻的一群，從不受任何社群歡迎。即使他們在香港本地出生長大，卻鮮少被視作土生土長的港人。... Read More

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Protests Continue in Hong Kong After District Council Elections

Brian Hioe12/04/2019

Protests in Hong Kong continued over the weekend and in the past week, putting an end what some saw as a period of relative calm following District Council elections on November 24th... Read More

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Indie Bands Hold Solidarity Concert for Hong Kong in Taipei Last Week

Rath Chien-Chi Wang11/27/2019

On Sunday, November 17th, a day that saw clashes at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University and protesters trapped in the university campus by police, seven indie bands well known to the Taiwanese of different generations all came together in a concert to support Hong Kong’s fight for democracy... Read More

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Arts/Culture

Music For Life: How Leftist Thai Folk Music Radicalized a Generation

Ray Yeung’s ‘Suk Suk’ Wants Audiences to See Home, Family, and Desire in Hong Kong with Fresh Eyes

Aesthetics and Politics in 2020 Elections

International

Challenges Across the Strait: Maintaining Taiwan’s Autonomy

Anger After Chinese Authorities Attempt to Force Changes to Repatriations of Taiwanese From Wuhan

The New Southbound Policy: Where Do We Go From Here?

Interviews

專訪：陳日君

Interview: Asylum Access

More Radical Than the DPP?: An Interview with Chen Bo-wei

Politics

Lay Judge Bills Sent to Legislature, Debate Likely to Take Place on Judicial Reform

Orchid Island Residents Voice Concerns About Lack of Access to Medical Resources

Confirmed COVID-19 Cases in Taiwan Climbs to Over 200, as Measures Continue to Be Rolled Out

Social Movements

Youth Movements

Lay Judge Bills Sent to Legislature, Debate Likely to Take Place on Judicial Reform

Anger After Arrest of Hong Kong District Councilor on Sedition Charge

Orchid Island Residents Voice Concerns About Lack of Access to Medical Resources

無政府時代的來臨（一）全球極權化之下的時代革命

Lay Judge Bills Sent to Legislature, Debate Likely to Take Place on Judicial Reform

Orchid Island Residents Voice Concerns About Lack of Access to Medical Resources

Confirmed COVID-19 Cases in Taiwan Climbs to Over 200, as Measures Continue to Be Rolled Out