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Thirty-seven years after the violent crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in Tiananmen Square, Chinese authorities continue to suppress remembrance—blocking families from visiting graves, cracking down on Hong Kong’s candlelight vigils, and arresting those who dare to commemorate. While victims’ families, including the Tiananmen Mothers, demand justice and accountability, international voices from the U.S. and EU reaffirm their condemnation. Beijing dismisses these appeals as interference, insisting its system is stable—but the global outcry and underground acts of remembrance prove the truth cannot be erased.
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