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Over the past five weeks, Chinese human rights defenders and activists have received party invitations from email accounts displaying names they recognize. These emails, which were later identified as phishing attempts, impersonated familia...
Devastating flash floods along the Nepal-Tibet border last week were met with censorship from the Chinese authorities, who minimized information about casualties and hampered damage assessment in the immediate aftermath of...
Chow Hang-tung and Lee Cheuk-yan, former leaders of the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China, were convicted of incitement to subversion on August 21, 2026, under Hong Kong’s Beijing-imposed national secu...
On the morning of August 25, a court in Sanhe, Hebei, sentenced artist Gao Zhen to the maximum statutory penalty of three years’ imprisonment for “infringing upon the reputation and honor of heroes and martyrs.” Only two o...
Welcome to the HRIC Digital Rights Report, our monthly roundup of developments in China’s digital rights landscape, including cybersecurity, AI, digital transnational repression, censorship, the Great Firewall, and internet freedom.
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