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The South Korean survival drama #SquidGame has gained popularity globally, even in places where the series isn’t officially available. A hashtag including the show’s name had been viewed over 1.8 billion times on Weibo as of Thursday afternoon.
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China's leading online marketplace for game companions, or peiwan, announced that it would "permanently shutter" its controversial peiwan business.
#gamers
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Joining an #LGBT group or HIV/AIDS prevention group is one of the few opportunities for (migrants) to empower and organize themselves.
#China
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China's industry ministry has told technology companies including Alibaba and Tencent to stop blocking each other's website links from their platforms. https://t.co/EMXEHqb1EA
The term “keyboard warrior,” or jiànpánxiá (键盘侠), has referred in China to people who use their computer keyboards as weapons to make abusive or aggressive online posts on various social or political issues without revealing their real identities.
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It's no surprise that Chinese security officials tried to block the publication of "Red Roulette", an insider account of high-level corruption by a former Chinese tycoon. For the book's claims challenge core planks of Party claims to legitimacy. My Chaguan https://t.co/HClvmWYbZ7
The Chinese government has, for years, relentlessly silenced political dissidents, activists, and satirists online. Now authorities are going after stans.
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Huawei has drawn scrutiny from some governments and civil rights groups concerned about the export of China’s surveillance practices, @WSJ reports. Read more on Huawei’s surveillance projects from @ReconAsia: https://t.co/MMPZqwg1fk
Fearing travel restrictions will cost them millions in lost tuition fees, more than 50 of Britain's top universities have already chartered flights. https://t.co/qP9XnY8b7l
“Technology made by seven American companies, including IBM, Microsoft and Oracle, continues to facilitate China’s surveillance state.” https://t.co/QF7sc454Ak