A 'Nutrition Facts Label' for the Chinese Government's Thin Skin

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September 14, 2020

A 'Nutrition Facts Label' for the Chinese Government's Thin Skin

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Weifeng Zhong

Senior Research Fellow

China's new national security law could prompt American professors to self-censor. A national "warning label" could help prevent that. Read more at ArcaMax.

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A 'Nutrition Facts Label' for the Chinese Government's Thin Skin

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