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Enforce Article 35 of China’s Constitution, Abolish Censorship and Realize Citizens’ Right to Freedom of Speech and Freedom of Press

October 13, 2010October 4, 2026Phillip Charlierarticle 35, censorship, China, China constitution, democracy, freedom of speech, hu jintao, human rights, PRC, press freedom, wen jiabao

Written by Li Rui (李锐), Hu Jiwei (胡绩伟) and others Dated: October 01, 2010 Dear members of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress: Article 35 of China’s Constitution as adopted in 1982 clearly states that: “Citizens of the People’s Republic of China enjoy freedom of speech, of the press, of assembly, of association,…

'Formosa Betrayed' debuts in U.S. this weekend

Taiwan News

February 26, 2010October 4, 2026Trista di Genovaarms sales to Taiwan, cross-strait ties, democracy, Formosa Betrayed, human rights, overseas Taiwanese, US-Taiwan relations, White Terror era in Taiwan

Formosa Betrayed Official Website This weekend, February 26-28, a new movie about Taiwan will be coming to theaters. Formosa Betrayed is the first American film to ever deal with US-Taiwan relations and explore the issues of democracy, identity, and justice during the White Terror period in Taiwan. The movie was largely funded by Taiwanese all…

Voices from Taipei's Burmese community

Beautiful Island Taiwan News

October 16, 2007October 4, 2026Trista di Genovaburma, burmese, cuisine, democracy, refugees, taipei

Over spicy ginger salad or fish and tomato curry, the Burmese community can freely discuss their views and concerns, and trade news about what is going on in Burma. By Trista di Genova The China Post See article on China Post website Tucked away in a bustling area of Chunghe City, Taipei County is a…