- Countries:
- Taiwan (ROC), Hong Kong (China)
- Topics:
- Freedom of Speech, Human Rights, Protest
Ms. Chui-Yung Chang (張翠容), an independent reporter from Hong Kong, was threaten by Taiwan local police when she spoke for the public in a demonstration. The administration claimed that foreigners can only perform the task listed on the application, or they will be deported. More details can be reached via the article in coolloud.org.tw [zh].
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