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New Zealand Chinese-language independent journalist Portia Mao speaks in an exclusive interview. (Photo courtesy of Portia Mao)

Red Dragnet|'Criticise Beijing and You're Anti-China': Inside the Self-Censorship of New Zealand's Chinese Community

The short video "You Bu De You" prompted the Criminal Investigation Bureau to pay a visit to its creators. (Wind Direction 123 Facebook page)

Silencing Satire Won't Solve Taiwan's Carcinogenic Oil Crisis

A female staff member of Hong Kong independent bookstore 'Lau Ha Book House' is handcuffed from behind by national security police. (Screenshot via RFA)

Handcuffed in an "I Am a Bookstore Clerk" T-Shirt: Hong Kong Police Raid Two Bookshops, Arrest Five

President Lai Ching-te convened a high-level national security meeting on March 13, 2025, announcing what has become known as the 'Lai 17 Articles' and pushing for related legislative amendments. (File photo, by Ke Cheng-hui)

In-Depth | Taiwan's Security Reforms Stall as China's Ethnic Unity Law Kicks In

Lam Wing-kee (林榮基), manager of Causeway Bay Books. (AP)

Opinion | Lam Wing-kee's Cigarette and the Fate of Hong Kong

One of the 'independent bookstores' in Changsha, Hunan — 'Zhijian Bookstore' / Photo by Tian Chang

Beijing Watch | Hong Kong Police Raid Independent Bookstore, Arresting Owner Over Jimmy Lai Biography

Former Judicial Yuan President Hsu Tzong-li has expressed concern that over half of the Taiwanese public does not endorse the democratic system, according to the Judicial Yuan.

Opinion | A Democracy on Edge: Hsu and Lu’s Conflicting Prescriptions

Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai wears protective goggles as he protests outside government headquarters on September 28, 2014. (Associated Press)

Jimmy Lai Sentenced to 20 Years Amid Crackdown on Hong Kong Press Freedom

November 7, 2025, Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim speaks at the IPAC annual conference at the European Parliament. (AP)

Myth-Making Is Not a Crime—And Taiwan’s Courts Know It

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers conducting an interview with visitors. (Photo / CBP website)

US Mandates Tourists from Allied Countries Provide Social Media Records and Biometric Data