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“Chinese rights attorney Lu Siwei has been repatriated to China after being arrested in Laos en route to join his family in the United States, in another example of transnational law enforcement by #Beijing.” rfa.org/english/news/china/l…
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4. 🇵🇭 #Diplomaticimmunity has protected many diplomats who abuse domestic workers from prosecution. Philippine investigative site @rapplerdotcom built a sprawling database, with incidents ranging from 1988 to 2021.
Find out more: ➡️ buff.ly/3sS5jZr
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🧵📊 NEW! Today's #DataJournalism Top Ten includes analyses on the traumatic #NativeAmerican boarding school system, the leading causes of death globally, cases of diplomats abusing domestic workers in the Philippines, and many more.
Find them here: ⬇️
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网传“北京市红十字会6月一项活动中“入户慰问救助款4000元，活动住宿及餐费27000余元”一事引发网友关注。 dlvr.it/StPvrl
Don't disagree with the premise but -- David French, liberal? 🤦
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#Thailand's unelected senate just blocked @Pita_MFP from becoming prime minister. It's a major rejection of popular will and sets up more drama to come.
So what happens next? And where is Thailand headed?
A brief 🧵 1/n
#โหวตนายก #นายกพิธา #WhatsHappeningInThailand
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7月1日是 #香港主权移交26周年，香港 #社民连 当天原本计划到政府总部示威，就言论自由和输入外劳等议题有所行动，但受到所谓“强力部门”介入需取消行动。特首 #李家超 在特区成立26周年酒会上指出，要警惕香港软对抗，维护国家安全。
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Access to personal data is at the center of the US-China tech conflict. Our new report analyzes the costs & benefits of different solutions across economics, security, and privacy. With @peterswire @CrossBorderData crossborderdataforum.org/a-f…
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I am so sick of watching big companies buy up beloved and important publications, strip those publications of writers and resources, then blame the journalists for dwindling readership. We are missing so many stories and losing so much vital work.
washingtonpost.com/media/202…
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US State Dept lowered its Hong Kong travel advisory to Level 2, down from Level 4 last year. As an American who was wrongfully jailed there in 2019, 2020 & 2021 and has watched the situation get far more dangerous since, I find this change inexplicable. travel.state.gov/content/tra… – at Washington, DC
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In today’s @politico China Watcher, I reflect on the third anniversary of Hong Kong’s National Security Law and how it’s been used to drastically curtail the city’s freedoms—yet the worst may be still to come. politico.eu/newsletter/china… – at Washington, DC
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Before you begin your thinkpiece, the Supreme Court DID NOT strike down Affirmative Action
Admission preferences for legacies, donors, employee families and special recommendations are still allowed
The Court struck down Affirmative Action For everyone except WHITE PEOPLE
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Tang Tsun-kit was handed the heaviest sentence of 45 months. The judge said ... while there was no evidence he had taken part in violent acts, he was in possession of items including laser pens and torches.
Doesn't sound like rioting to me, but I'm not a judge so what do I know?
8 jailed for up to 45 months for rioting near PolyU during Hong Kong protests in 2019
🔗 hongkongfp.com/2023/06/29/8-…
ALT sentencing ymt riot feat
