Gui Minhai, his whereabouts unknown, wins the Prix Voltaire as the international clamor on his behalf grows louder
Last week, we continued our years-long coverage of the plight of Swedish publisher and bookseller Gui Minhai, with the unfortunate news that Gui had been abducted by the People’s Republic of China… Read more »
An activist in Hong Kong has been convicted of throwing out library books as an act of protest
According to a report by Jasmine Siu in yesterday’s South China Morning Post, Hong Kong-based activist Alvin Cheng Kam-mun has been convicted of theft and fined HK$3,000 (about $385 in US money). The… Read more »
Lam Wing-kee: Is he safe, will he move to Taiwan, and what’s Amazon got to do with it?
Recently, we’ve offered increasingly extensive coverage of the case of Lam Wing-Kee, a bookseller from Hong Kong who claims that he and four colleagues — citizens of Hong Kong, the… Read more »
Following up on the Causeway Bay booksellers case
In recent months, we’ve written several times on the plight of five Hong Kong booksellers who appear to have been kidnapped by security forces from the People’s Republic of China and detained… Read more »