Tiananmen Mothers
Coverage of Tiananmen Mothers in the Nexus archive.
- Sensitive Words: Search Censorship, Tiananmen, “8 Squared,” and “64 + Division”
CDT Chinese editors compiled terms related to the June Fourth crackdown subject to search censorship on Chinese platforms. Censored phrases include direct references like '64', coded variants such as '8 squared', and terms linking to historical events and figures like Hu Yaobang and Tiananmen Mothers.
- Police warn families of Tiananmen crackdown dead not to visit graves on 37th anniversary
Chinese authorities have barred families of victims from visiting graves on the 37th anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown, intensifying efforts to suppress public remembrance. The Tiananmen Mothers group and Amnesty International highlighted ongoing censorship and suppression, while U.S. and Chinese officials exchanged statements on the anniversary.
- Police warn families of Tiananmen crackdown dead not to visit graves on 37th anniversary
Chinese authorities have prohibited families of victims from visiting a Beijing cemetery on the 37th anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown. Relatives, part of the Tiananmen Mothers group, have historically held annual memorial visits, but police intensified restrictions this year. International figures like U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio condemned the censorship, while China's Foreign Ministry dismissed the criticism as interference.
- Police warn families of Tiananmen crackdown dead not to visit graves on 37th anniversary
Chinese authorities have prevented families of Tiananmen Square crackdown victims from visiting a Beijing cemetery on the 37th anniversary, while Hong Kong police intensified security to block commemorations. The Tiananmen Mothers group and others have continued annual appeals for justice, with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio condemning the suppression of historical memory.
- Police warn families of Tiananmen crackdown dead not to visit graves on 37th anniversary
Chinese authorities have prohibited families of victims from visiting a Beijing cemetery on the 37th anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown. The Tiananmen Mothers group, which has held annual memorials for over 30 years, was denied access, with police increasing security in Beijing and Hong Kong to suppress commemorations.
- Why Beijing Still Fears the Tiananmen Mothers
The article discusses how, 37 years after the events of June 4, 1989, the regime's legitimacy is based on suppressing the truth. Beijing still fears the Tiananmen Mothers.
- Exclusive: Tiananmen victims’ families banned from visiting graves on anniversary
Families of Tiananmen Square massacre victims were barred from visiting graves at Wanan Cemetery on the 37th anniversary of the 1989 crackdown, according to notices from the Beijing Municipal Security Bureau. The Tiananmen Mothers group, which has held annual memorial rites for decades, received warnings against visiting the cemetery or conducting ceremonies, marking a first-time restriction in over 30 years.