Global Efforts Preserve Tiananmen Massacre Memory Amid China's Suppression
Overseas communities intensify commemorative activities as Beijing tightens control on public remembrance
- 35th anniversary marked by increased overseas events including talks, exhibitions, and plays.
- Hong Kong's traditional June 4 vigil suppressed under new security laws.
- Prominent scholar Rowena He leads international efforts to keep the memory alive.
- New York museum dedicated to the massacre attracts global visitors.
- Calls for international action to hold China accountable for human rights abuses.
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