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Ninety-year-old Catholic Cardinal Joseph Zen is among the many facing protest-related charges
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Amid media crackdown, the city’s press club cancels awards
Beijing tries to snuff out commemorations of the 33rd anniversary of the massacre of peaceful protesters
A pro-Beijing policeman wins “election” to Hong Kong’s top job
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Hong Kong universities once displayed memorials to the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre; now they are gone
