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Hong Kong Independent Bookstores Face New Round of Pressure: From "Banned Book Window" to Shrinking Operating Space
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Hong Kong Independent Bookstores Face New Round of Pressure: From "Banned Book Window" to Shrinking Operating Space

Hong Kong independent bookstores are facing a new round of pressure, with several stores being investigated by the police or having their staff arrested in recent months. The ambiguous "incitement" red line has extended from law enforcement to leases, logistics, and self-censorship, further shrinking the space for Hong Kong to serve as a "banned book window" for mainland Chinese readers.

聚焦中国编辑部 · 30/08/2026
From Chen Quanguo's Appointment to the Detention of One Million Uyghurs: Ten Years Later, Xinjiang's Repression Has Not Been Accounted For, and Beijing Is Now Selling "Normalization" to the World
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From Chen Quanguo's Appointment to the Detention of One Million Uyghurs: Ten Years Later, Xinjiang's Repression Has Not Been Accounted For, and Beijing Is Now Selling "Normalization" to the World

Human Rights Watch released a report on August 27, stating that the large-scale repression of Uyghurs and other Turkic Muslims by the Chinese Communist Party has lasted for ten years, with arbitrary detention, surveillance, cultural erasure, and forced labor still ongoing.

聚焦中国编辑部 · 27/08/2026