Gady Epstein of The Economist follows up on The Economist’s cover story about Xinjiang with a Twitter thread here [permanent…
Here’s a recent tweet from Prof. Timothy Grose. I’m posting the accompanying pictures below. “High quality” Uyghur labor virtually traded…
The ban on WeChat will not cut people in the US off from their friends and family in China. They…
Joseph Raz, perhaps the most distinguished living legal philosopher writing in English (or any language), has sent a letter to…
A conversation between Carl Minzner and Ling Li Carl Minzner and I discussed about what it might mean when…
In an earlier blog post on Article 38 of the National Security Law, I noted — as have many others…
It’s not the substantive crimes and their definitions that count; it’s the institutions that will investigate, prosecute, and judge them…
“If the rule of law aims to minimize arbitrariness, then law and order has as its primary concern non-restlessness. Its…
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Meng Wanzhou lost her bid to end extradition proceedings on the grounds that her acts, as alleged, would not constitute…
“Civilizational beaconism, sharing with its nationalistic counterpart—civilizational vindicativism—the heritages of scientific racism and social Darwinism imported in late-Qing, renders the…