Hongkongers have held a vigil every year to remember the Tiananmen crackdown, but this year’s event has been denied permission. Photo: Sam Tsang
Why Chinese activists are fighting to keep Tiananmen Square memories alive, 31 years on from crackdown
- Current political climate has drowned out dissenting voices but a small group of campaigners say the events from June 4, 1989 are as relevant today as ever
- Veteran campaigners say the Covid-19 outbreak and other problems highlight the need for reform and free speech
Hongkongers have held a vigil every year to remember the Tiananmen crackdown, but this year’s event has been denied permission. Photo: Sam Tsang
