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“We learnt nothing actually about sex rather than how to use a condom”: Sex Education in Young People’s Eyes

zijingwang·31 August 2020

New relationship education teaching consent and abuse recognition might become compulsory to primary school students in September, which raised parents’ concern of early access to sexuality for children. Are young people satisfied with present sex education?

Having few professionals and supports: NGOs struggle to educate people about depression

Xin Wu·31 August 2020

Having few specialists and social resources. What are NGOs doing to help more people develop a correct understanding of depression?

The lack of mental health education hampers people’s understanding towards depression

Xin Wu·31 August 2020

Is China's exam-oriented education responsible for the increasing trend of young depression sufferers?

A glimpse into the world’s strongest surveillance state

Yuchen Li·30 August 2020

Biometric surveillance is one of the most desirable technologies embraced by many countries, but what should we learn from those living in a mass surveillance state?

How do artists fight against facial recognition technology?

Yuchen Li·30 August 2020

By 2021, even wearing a mask can no longer protect you from being detected. How are four artists using their talents to fight back?

Protected: The Helpless Prisoners, the Isolated Appellants

Sarah Tan·30 August 2020

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A Chinese investigative journalist: There is always a stone that will not fall back

jitongchen·31 August 2020

Chinese investigative journalists are facing double barriers of investigation and censorship, how could they break through them? The desk is...

“People call me monster when I suffer from depression.”

Xin Wu·31 August 2020

The discrimination against depression is severely affecting the sufferers. What impacts has this phenomenon brought to their lives?

Racism in football – A reflection of society

tusharbahl·30 August 2020

The recent killing of George Floyd has triggered a worldwide debate about race and discrimination. The global nature of football...

The SWP’s use of facial recognition was ruled illegal, and so what?

Yuchen Li·30 August 2020

Earlier this month, the police use of facial recognition was ruled unlawful in South Wales. How much do you know about the technology? And what does the judgment truly mean?

The 1999 Clydach Murders: Is David (“Dai”) George Morris really a killer?

Sarah Tan·30 August 2020

Fifteen years after the murder of a Welsh family of four in 1999, an internal police document was disclosed which...

Protected: A 20-Year Fight: Guilty Until Proven Innocent

Sarah Tan·30 August 2020

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“We learnt nothing actually about sex rather than how to use a condom”: Sex Education in Young People’s Eyes

Having few professionals and supports: NGOs struggle to educate people about depression

The lack of mental health education hampers people’s understanding towards depression

A glimpse into the world’s strongest surveillance state

Protected: The Helpless Prisoners, the Isolated Appellants

A Chinese investigative journalist: There is always a stone that will not fall back

“People call me monster when I suffer from depression.”

Racism in football – A reflection of society

The SWP’s use of facial recognition was ruled illegal, and so what?

The 1999 Clydach Murders: Is David (“Dai”) George Morris really a killer?

Protected: A 20-Year Fight: Guilty Until Proven Innocent

Guarding the Twilight Years: From Family Support to New Solutions

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Twilight Years: How Do China’s Rural Elderly Cope with Old Age

Period poverty becomes the frontline of China’s feminist struggle

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China’s sanitary pads under fire as women confront a crisis of trust