China

Summary of the Shinmin Prefecture

Submitted by dogej63 on May 24 2021 07:51

A short historical summary of the forgotten Korean project known as Shinmin Prefecture and Korean People's Association in Manchuria. This was a self-governing region of around two million people from 1929 to 1931.

China: Neijuan - New Wildcat article

Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Apr 23 2021 08:55

We translated this new Wildcat article, written by a comrade who has been living in China for a while. Click here for the original article.

"We the Workers": China Behind the Scenes

Submitted by Internationalis... on Mar 11 2021 23:42

Review of the documentary “We the Workers” (2017), directed by Wenhai Huang.

Anti-communism with Chinese characteristics - Christopher Wong

Graphic: spf.pdf for Lausan

An article by Christopher Wong, originally written for Lausan, examining China's role in global imperialism and the cold war. This article is available in Chinese here.

Ang Anarkistang Koreano ng Rebolusyonaryong Shinmin

Submitted by Bandilang Itim on Dec 10 2020 09:54

Ang isang maikling kasaysayan ng Rebolusyonaryong Shinmin, ang anarkistang prefecture pinamamahalaan ng mga anarkistang Koreano,

Chuǎng journal

An online archive of Chuǎng journal - http://chuangcn.org/about/

Chuǎng #2 - Frontiers (2019)

Second issue of Chuǎng, taken from here: http://chuangcn.org/journal/two/

Trump’s executive order confirms US State Department has trained the Hong Kong police

Submitted by R Totale on Jul 19 2020 13:06

An executive order by US President Donald Trump has shed light upon the extent of the United States’ collaboration with the Hong Kong government — including that the State Department has been training the Hong Kong Police Force and other Hong Kong security officers for years. This article was originally published by Lausan, and is available in Chinese here.

‘Revolution everywhere’: A conversation between Hong Kong and Lebanese protesters

In 2019, simultaneous uprisings in Hong Kong and Lebanon led activists, organizers, and writers from these two locales to engage with and think about each other’s struggles. Lausan spoke to Lebanese activist, writer, and scholar Joey Ayoub about the ongoing protests, the resonances between our respective sites of struggle, and the possibilities for transnational solidarity. This article was originally published by Lausan, and is available in Chinese here.

Against emergency: The interlinked struggles in Hong Kong and the Philippines

Submitted by Bandilang Itim on Jul 14 2020 03:03

States around the world are criminalizing dissent in response to a global and ongoing wave of uprisings.