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Taiwan has made progress on human rights protection from legalising same-sex marriage to recent hearings on the constitutionality of the death penalty. Anthropologist Shaw-wu Jung on how the death penalty is being debated in Taiwan at large. thechinastory.org/how-taiwan-deb…
We all know about the plight of minority languages in China, but hierarchies still exist within speakers of different minority languages. Linguist Huade Huang on linguistic hierarchies in Heqing, Yunnan. thechinastory.org/linguistic-hie…
In June 2024, the NDRC released a new action plan for China's Social Credit System. Yet, as @Vincent_WDB writes, the definition of ‘social credit’ remains unresolved. The plans might be little more than the dying breaths of the SCS, at least as we know it.thechinastory.org/is-chinas-soci…
26 Sep 2024 marks the 10th anniversary of the Umbrella Movement. Kin-man Chan, one of the 'Occupy trios' who was jailed for 16 months, offers this powerful reflection on HK's long struggle for democracy. thechinastory.org/hong-kongs-lon…
Chinese youth are increasingly playing an active role in studying, disseminating, and consuming cultural heritage in the digital era. Words by Zhu Yujie and Ma Xiaochun. thechinastory.org/escape-from-th…
As Australia works w/ First Nations People to close the gap, we can learn from close Asian parallels. Dr Silan's talk on #Taiwan's social welfare for Indigenous Elders will highlight colonial ideologies behind gov't policies & propose more appropriate care.bit.ly/3yqYphb
How does a vibrant democratic nation cope with a barrage of disinformation from its much larger, and often grumpy, neighbour? @limlouisa & I are joined by @wordsfromtaiwan and @brianhioe to explore how Taiwan deals with endless cognitive war omny.fm/shows/the-litt…
AI-augmented games from China have gained commercial success worldwide. Yet concerns over data privacy and censorship hinder the games’ potential to enhance Chinese cultural soft power, argues Gerui Wang. thechinastory.org/games-gone-glo…
Like many migrant workers in Taiwan, Vietnamese man Nguyen Quoc Phi was condemned as a “runaway foreign worker” in an ugly and complex migrant labour system. Were the nine shots the only cause of Nguyen’s death? REGISTER: bit.ly/46PcPUU
Our Australia-China Decarbonisation Roundtable on offshore wind is this Wednesday afternoon. Sessions on: - Key market and policy developments in Aus & China - Offshore wind turbines supply chains Register: eventbrite.com.au/e/acbc-vic-anu…… @ANU_ICEDS @frankjotzo @anu_china
The 2024 ANU China in the World Forum examines the consequences of US-China rivalry for middle powers and smaller states across the Pacific Rim and interrogates strategic responses and agencies from the state and non-state actors in the region. Register: bit.ly/3zGtY6V
There's over 60 million left-behind children in China. Research suggests that the latest generation of LBC are separated from their parents at a younger age, more prone to internet addiction & more likely to reside in urban areas. thechinastory.org/chinas-second-…
We are excited that @KennedyCSIS will be delivering the 2024 CIW Annual Lecture! He will be presenting an alternative framework that better manages economic relations with China while balancing one's national security interests. bit.ly/4cWwhRz #australiachinafoundation
Professor Cheng-Chwee Kuik will deliver the 2024 ANU China in the World Forum keynote address, exploring the nuanced differences and shifts in middle-state alignment choices. Register: bit.ly/3zEWs0C
Chinese historian Ma Junya on how, over the course of three centuries, policy and bureaucracy transformed the Huaibei region from a land of plenty into an inhospitable wasteland, with serious consequences for its social order. Translation by Elle Huang. thechinastory.org/the-sacrificed…
China has announced its ambition of becoming a ‘polar great power'. Speaking to the popular Chinese language podcast Gushi FM, Cao Jianxi describes his experiences working as a member of China’s Antarctic Scientific Expedition. Read translation below. thechinastory.org/loneliness-dea…
Read our entry on Professor He Weifang from our archives. thechinastory.org/key-intellectu…
Exclusive | Chinese legal scholar He Weifang makes his case for history and the rule of law scmp.com/news/china/pol…
Exclusive | Chinese legal scholar He Weifang makes his case for history and the rule of law scmp.com/news/china/pol…
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