[Launch!!] As a commemoration of the 30th anniversary of the 1989 pro-democracy demonstrations, #Weiboscope releases 1,056 censored @Weibo posts related to the Tiananmen Square crackdown that were censored between 2012 and 2018.Check out now! https://t.co/ltVorYYDPG via@pinterest
"Many June 4 related posts on Weibo that are censored include information on the event supported by validated sources, including journalistic coverage, video footage, photographs, books, archives, and documents." @globalvoices@Weiboscope@JMSCHKU
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Dr. King-wa Fu, "Many people still remember and are angry, and they are willing to speak to the public...I believe my job – and that of many others in Hong Kong – is to help marginalised voices be heard." @weiboscope#Tiananmen#china#june4 https://t.co/kEESIDCV5h
On May 13, 1989 student protesters launched a hunger strike that galvanised support for the democracy movement in China. Another moment of censored history #June4CensoredHistories@Weiboscope@JMSCHKU https://t.co/VMbFTPmIMT
First in a 2-part series exploring links between PRC tech companies & the state. With June 4 looming, @limlouisa, @bapmiller, @citizenlab's Masashi Nishihata, @Weiboscope's creator Fu Kingwa and I examine the brave new world of PRC surveillance capitalism https://t.co/oVPblWoR3g
"And each year around the anniversary of the massacre, social media platforms and outspoken groups and individuals face heightened pressure to silence narratives about the movement." @weiboscope@JMSCHKU#June4CensoredHistories#Tiananmen https://t.co/dlFPCWRAAP
To commemorate the 30th anniversary of the 89 Democracy Movement & subsequent military crackdown, Citizen Lab & @weiboscope at @JMSCHKU are featuring images & keywords that have been censored on social media in China https://t.co/VMbFTPEjEr #June4CensoredHistories#Tiananmen
The four panelists at our co-sponsored panel, in conjunction with @JMSCHKU : @limlouisa Edmund Cheng, Samson Yuen @SamsonYuen852 and King-wa Fu moderated by K. Richburg