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The Chinese Communist Party has spent years trying to make “positive energy” the dominant mood of the country’s internet. Now social media in China is getting really dark as the economic slump persists. My latest https://t.co/z2mp3H5joD
"The rescue crew left the scene after handing over the fire extinguisher [to Loek Hartog] out of fear. And the ambulance didn't arrive until fifteen minutes later, because the ambulance driver was asleep and, even when someone knocked on his window, he didn't wake up", he describes.
Halfway through this book by @RBlumenstein and Diana Kapp. I got misty-eyed quite a few times. As an immigrant myself, I can relate to some of their experiences. But what these Afghan women went through was many times harder. My heart ached for them.
Yet the book is uplifting. These women are extraordinarily brave and resilient. And, like me, they have had the good fortune to know Rebecca, one of the most exceptional people I know.
Also, despite all its flaws, this country still has a big heart. I have faith in it and its people.
To borrow the book’s epigraph: “No one leaves home unless home is the mouth of a shark.”
Joshua Wong will be back in court soon as he faces the possibility of life behind bars. I met Joshua when he was 16. Today at 29 he has spent more than 2000 days in prison. I wrote for @washingtonpost abt his life behind bars & why the world needs to act. https://t.co/eO6e8P2vnB
Tomorrow, Joshua Wong @joshuawongcf returns to court for a sentencing hearing on yet another unjust national security charge. In 2019, he warned the world before @CECCgov that the PRC was fast eroding #HongKong’s freedoms and autonomy. His warning proved tragically prescient. #FreeJoshuaWong
#Flashback: Watch his testimony📽️