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Daily Archives: 18:45, 17 October 2016

Gui Minhai
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The last missing bookseller: One year on, the anniversary of Gui Minhai’s abduction demands action

by Michael Caster18:45, 17 October 201620:46, 31 March 2020

A year ago today Gui Minhai disappeared while vacationing in Thailand. A Swedish citizen, Gui is one of five Hong Kong booksellers to have been abducted by China last year but the only one who remains missing. On the anniversary of his abduction, it is time to redouble the call for his release. On January […]

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Guangdong official denies dolphins disappearing due to bridge construction

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Street sleepers intimidated by armed men two months before fire destroyed homeless camp, says NGO

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Educator blames poor Chinese history education for ‘Chee-na’ remarks by Youngspiration politicians

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