Monitoring press freedom and international affairs from Mid-Missouri Public Radio and the Missouri School of Journalism
Gay rights in China
By  • 13 July 2017
Homosexuality may not be illegal in China, but LGBT people in the world's most populous country often live their lives in the shadows. By one estimate, as many as 80 percent of the country's 20…
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Gay rights in China
By  • 16 February 2017
Homosexuality may not be illegal in China, but LGBT people in the world's most populous country often live their lives in the shadows. By one estimate, as many as 80 percent of the country's 20…
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China anti-gay stigma leads to marital deception
By , • 16 February 2017
"The app showed that there was a gay man 10 centimeters from me a half an hour ago. That is how I confirmed that my ex-husband is truly gay." Li did not know that her marriage was…
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China's new challenges
By  • 4 February 2016
For more than two decades, China has moved from strength to strength. Its economic miracle has lifted hundreds of millions of people out of poverty and dramatically increased the nation's global influence.  But recently China…
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In Hong Kong, Occupy Central lingers a year later
By  • 5 December 2015
The end of protests hasn't ended discontent with Beijing. [Updated to include Richardson, Dec. 7] A year ago the Occupy Central movement ended in Hong Kong with protesters failing to either force the resignation of…
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