Up to 45,000 join muted pro-democracy march in Hong Kong (DPA) http://www.khaleejtimes.com/DisplayArticle.asp?xfile=data/theworld/2005/July/theworld_July19.xml§ion=theworld&col= 1 July 2005 HONG KONG – Thousands of people took part in a pro-democracy march in Hong Kong on Friday timed to coincide with the eighth anniversary of the former British colony’s return to Chinese rule.Continue reading “News: Up to 45,000 join muted pro-democracy march in Hong Kong”
Category Archives: Awaiting a Democratic HK
News: Self-Censorship Shifts Hong Kong Media Role
July 1, 2005 latimes.com : World Self-Censorship Shifts Hong Kong Media Role. Mainland officials have curbed reporting with financial as well as political pressure. By Ching-Ching Ni, Times Staff Writer HONG KONG — As Hong Kong marks the eighth anniversary today of its return to Chinese rule, its news media are struggling to preserveContinue reading “News: Self-Censorship Shifts Hong Kong Media Role”
July 1st March for Democracy: Glutter’s Second Birthday
Awaiting a Democratic Hong Kong Today is Glutter’s Second Birthday. Today someone in China asked me what is my motivation. I told him: I believe in his freedom as well as mine.
News: Rafael Hui Named Hong Kong’s No. 2 Leader
Rafael Hui Named Hong Kong’s No. 2 Leader Thu Jun 30, 4:54 AM ET China announced Thursday that Hong Kong’s new No. 2 leader is Rafael Hui, a veteran civil servant who pledged to focus on economic development, creating jobs and making the government more efficient. Hui, whose expertise is in financial affairs, takes overContinue reading “News: Rafael Hui Named Hong Kong’s No. 2 Leader”
Typepad Banned in China…Six Ways To Ensure Freedom of Expression
Awaiting a Democratic Hong Kong Typepad is Banned in China (Again) (Confirmation by Six Apart) I have no personal comment. You all know what I think. Actually I do have something to say. Typepad is banned in China, as is up to 40% of all websites. All Chinese bloggers within the mainland, has to registerContinue reading “Typepad Banned in China…Six Ways To Ensure Freedom of Expression”
Microsoft Helps China Censor Sites
Awaiting a Democratic Hong Kong. Another reason why I am a mac user… Reporters Without Borders said it was disgusted to find that Microsoft was censoring the Chinese version of its blog tool, MSN spaces, the system automatically rejecting words including "democracy" and "Dalai Lama". "Following Yahoo!, here is a second American Internet giant givingContinue reading “Microsoft Helps China Censor Sites”
Please Sign Petition to Release Detained Hong Kong Journalist
Detained Hong Kong Journalist faces the DEATH Penalty for seeking a unpublished manuscript by the late deposed Premier Zhao Zi Yang. He has been unfairly accused of Treason in order to imprison him under Chinese Law. (China Detains Journalist as Spy) The petition maintains that Ching Cheong was NOT in China for stealing state secretsContinue reading “Please Sign Petition to Release Detained Hong Kong Journalist”
Democracy Hardcore Installation at Tiananmen 89 Memorial
Awaiting a Democratic Hong Kong I finally translated what I did at home, then on the net, to real life. 🙂 (Does anyone have good photos of this? Because the ones I took didn’t come out right.) Close up of T-shirt Designs
Profile, Nomination and a very important Internet Censorship Article.
Awaiting a Democratic Hong Kong Global Voices a Harvard University Blog that features social justice news by bloggers around the world are doing a profile series of the nominees from the Reporters Without Border’s Freedom Blog Award. This is My Profile. They will continue add to this list through the next few weeks so pleaseContinue reading “Profile, Nomination and a very important Internet Censorship Article.”
Tiananmen 1989 Victoria Park Memorial
The above photos are mine. Hong Kong Digital Vision has some beautiful ones as well. "Unforgetable June 4th"