by chuang | Sep 27, 2019 | Blog
Reposted from CrimethInc.com, where this was published on 20 September as Three Months of Insurrection: An Anarchist Collective in Hong Kong Appraises the Achievements and Limits of the Revolt. If you only have time to sit down and read one in-depth, analytical...
by chuang | Sep 18, 2019 | Blog
Update December 6th, 2019: The entire contents of issue 2 are now available to read online for free here, along with a PDF to download and an updated list of distributors where you can purchase print copies. Thanks for your continued support as we begin work on issues...
by chuang | Sep 17, 2019 | Blog
Below is the translated overview of a new activist research2 project from the independent Taiwanese collective Events in Focus (焦點事件), with a call for donations to help fund the project. Their perspective differs from ours in some ways,3 but we’ve decided to translate...
by chuang | Aug 30, 2019 | Blog
In recent years, right-wing discourse has become more and more common on the Chinese internet, particularly among young people. There seems to be a general perception among left-leaning activists (but particularly students, who tend to be involved in more discursive...
by chuang | Aug 18, 2019 | Blog
The net is widening by the day for anyone who sticks their neck out for workers in China. Over the past few months, those who have voiced support for a network of silicosis workers from Hunan province have been arrested in two waves of coordinated police actions that...
by chuang | Aug 13, 2019 | Blog
#MeToo in China was hardly a hashtag popularized by celebrities; it was an expression of the post-Feminist Five generation36 finding new ways of organizing within the context of emerging social tensions across the country. Creatively reinterpreting “Me Too” in the...