Article

vox.com on 2022-12-05 22:30

China’s protests are testing the surveillance state

Public protests in China might force the government to back down from its extreme Covid-19 restrictions and ramp up its extreme surveillance.

Related news

Will Coronavirus Break China’s Surveillance State?slate.com
China
How U.S. Tech Giants Are Helping to Build China’s Surveillance State The Intercept
Dongcheng District , Beijing , Asia-Pacific , New Jersey , Shenzhen
Life Inside China’s Total Surveillance State wsj.com
Xinjiang , China
Student protests are testing US colleges’ commitment to free speech vox.com
Israel , Vietnam , Poland , Middle East , Washington
China’s protests are a warning to Xi Jinping from the youth Al Jazeera
United States , Netherlands , Belgium , Guizhou , Xinjiang
China’s American Surveillance State The Atlantic
FInside China’s surveillance state ft.com
China
What makes China’s wave of protests different this time vox.com
Americas , United States , Shanghai , Guangzhou , Zhengzhou
B'If People Are Unhappy, They’re Unhappy.' Why China's Surveillance State Didn't Stop Protesters.4 min read barrons.com
Xinjiang , New Era , Beijing , China
China’s new surveillance state puts Facebook’s privacy problems in the shade Washington Post
United States , Xinjiang , Shanghai , Taiwan , Shenzhen
China’s anti-virus rules sow protests nwaonline.com
Wulumuqi , Xinjiang , United States , Urumqi , Beijing
China’s Surveillance State Spreads Quietly infowars.com
China
If Protests Are an ‘Infection,’ What Is China’s Cure?The New York Times
Australia , Germany , Xinjiang , Perm' , Hong Kong
Are China’s ‘COVID-zero’ protests a game changer?The Japan Times
Xinjiang , Beijing , China
Schumpeter: Are China’s state giants reformable?The Economist
Basel , Switzerland , Singapore , Hong Kong , China
China’s 70th Anniversary: Parades and Protests The New York Times
United States , Beijing , Taiwan , Hong Kong , Pacific Ocean
Why China’s anti-lockdown protests are a problem for Xi Jinping — ‘Mr. Everything’thestar.com
Toronto , Australia , Beijing , Norway , Canada
How U.S. Video Game Companies Are Building Tools for China’s Surveillance State KTLA 5
China