By Naomi Shang mei Wang The late Chinatown activist Caroline Chang put an official stamp on Boston’s history on Sept. 10. That day, nearly a hundred people – a mix of longtime Chinatown activists, politicians and other officials – gathered at the Fort Point Post Office at 25 Dorchester Ave. on Sept. 10 for the
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Hello, and welcome back. Over the past few episodes, we’ve explored foreign interference, democratic resilience, and the importance of evidence. Today, we’ll examine another issue that has received growing attention in Canada and other democratic countries. What is transnational repression? Simply put, transnational repression occurs when a foreign government attempts to intimidate, pressure, monitor, or
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Record | September 16–23 — I Will Take Legal Action Against Richmond City Council English translation · Content and chronology preserved Let me say this first. On September 23, I wrote again to Mayor Malcolm Brodie and all members of Richmond City Council, making one request clear: Rescind Resolution R26/14-10, adopted on July 27, 2026,
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Two Inspections, No Violations, and Letter After Letter Still Awaiting a Reply September 7 (Monday) | City Staff Inspect My Property That day, I received a phone call from City of Richmond staff informing me that the City had received a complaint alleging that illegal construction was taking place at the property without a permit.
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By Annalisa Burgos HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – The U.S. Army Museum of Hawaii will soon host a permanent display of three Congressional Gold Medals awarded to World War II veterans of Filipino, Chinese and Japanese heritage. The Congressional Gold Medal is the highest civilian honor granted by the U.S. Congress to individuals or groups whose achievements and
Hello, and welcome back. In discussions about foreign interference, one misunderstanding appears again and again. Many people assume that foreign interference is associated with a particular country, ethnicity, or community. That assumption is incorrect. Canada does not define foreign interference by nationality. It defines it by behaviour. This distinction is fundamental. Canada is
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I Filed a Complaint with the BC Human Rights Tribunal, Held a Press Briefing, and Wrote a Letter of Complaint Three things I did between August 28 and September 8 Over these past ten days or so, I have continued handling company business while reorganizing, checking and archiving everything that has happened over the past
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Daily Record | August 26–29 News Tips Sent to Five Mainstream News Outlets August 26 (Wednesday) My application to register as a Third Party Sponsor was approved. I registered my independent media outlet—my WeChat public account—to avoid having articles published during the election period challenged on registration grounds. Under British Columbia’s election rules, the relevant
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A Record: August 25 — The Freedom of Information Requests Have Produced Results. The Findings Are Shocking. This is another installment in my ongoing record. Today’s developments are significant, and I will set them out as clearly as I can. 1. The Freedom of Information Requests: Documents Received The freedom of information request I submitted
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Why I Did Not Attend the August 23 Gathering: Reassessing the “Liu Yi Incident” Through Freedom of Information Records Hundreds of people gathered on August 23. Afterwards, many friends asked me two central questions: If this began with you, why were you not there? What do the City’s internal records obtained through freedom of information
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