Tiananmen Square

Families of Tiananmen massacre victims await justice amid China suppression

The victims of the massacre still await justice after over two decades of the tragic incident

Hong Kong university removes 1989 Tiananmen square massacre statue

A monument at a Hong Kong university that commemorates the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre was removed by workers early Thursday over the objections of its creator from Denmark.

China prepares for Communist Party centenary celebration in secret

Chinese authorities have closed Beijing's central Tiananmen Square to the public

31 years of Tiananmen Square: 'Slaughter' not forgotten, says White House

American people reflect on the courage and optimism of thousands of Chinese citizens who gathered peacefully 31 years ago throughout China to protest widespread official corruption, says White House

'Be cautious': China warns Canada to stop meddling in Hong Kong

Canada and the EU issued a joint statement on Saturday saying the right of peaceful assembly is enshrined in basic law in Hong Kong

Fear, silence, tensions with US mark Tiananmen's 30th anniversary in China

In spring 1989, students and workers gathered at the symbolic heart of Chinese power to demand democratic change and an end to corruption, inspiring protests across the country

End for a muddled movement?

Student movements the world over - when they won, or even when they spectacularly failed - have left an indelible mark on society

China marks 27th anniversary of Tiananmen square rebellion

The brutal military crackdown that led to a massacre of hundreds of students protesting against the ruling Communist Party