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EPISODE · Jun 1, 2021 · 31 MIN

A Grounds-Eye View Of the Scarily Rapid Demise of Democracy and Free Speech in Hong Kong

from Global Dispatches -- World News That Matters

Hana Meihan Davis comes from a long line of democracy activists in Hong Kong. Today, they are all either in exile, facing arrest, or somewhere in between. Hana Meihan Davis is the author of the new book For The Love of Hong Kong: A Memoir From My City Under Siege, which tells the story of Hana's family and friends who have been on the frontlines of an epic struggle to defend democracy, freedom of speech and human rights in the face of increasing repression by Chinese government authorities. This is the first book under the new Global Dispatches publishing imprint.    

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