China's active censorship of public mourning to prevent political criticism of current leadership exemplifies state control over expression and collective memory, preventing citizens from engaging in unrestricted public discourse.
While hailing Zhu’s legacy, authorities are wary that the nostalgia could lead to criticisms of Xi’s rule.
Article documents state-level social media bans for minors (AB 1709) which constitute censorship of youth digital expression and civic… [more]
Documents targeted kidnapping and assault of journalist by state or state-adjacent actors, exemplifying systematic persecution of press… [more]
Closure of Goethe-Institut represents state-enforced censorship and suppression of cultural/informational exchange, limiting access to… [more]