BEIJING: Thirty years since the Tiananmen Square protests, China’s economy has catapulted up the world rankings, yet political repression is harsher than ever.
Hundreds of thousands of Muslims are held in reeducation camps without charge, student activists face relentless harassment and leaders in the beleaguered dissident community have been locked up or simply vanished.
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