Rappler's latest stories on Tiananmen massacre
Taiwan urges Beijing to acknowledge Tiananmen crackdown
Hundreds of people, mostly students, were killed on June 4, 1989 in Tiananmen Square during the Chinese Communist Party's suppression of demonstrations calling for democratic reforms
Macau bans Tiananmen exhibition for first time in 30 years, says activist group
'For 30 years, we've been the organizer of the exhibition and we have always been happy to cooperate with the bureau and follow instructions,' says a Facebook post by the Democratic Development Union
[EDITORIAL] #AnimatED: Ang nabuburang alaala ng Tiananmen
Tiananmen is a ghost of our past that will continually haunt us and the world
Twitter apologizes for suspending accounts critical of China
Twitter says it may have made 'errors' in its ongoing effort to clear up accounts 'engaging in various forms of platform manipulation'
China detains activists, mutes livestreams ahead of Tiananmen anniversary
Discussions of the 1989 pro-democracy protests and its military suppression are taboo in China, and authorities have rounded up or warned activists, lawyers and journalists ahead of the anniversary each year
China confirms death of ex-gov't spokesman who denied Tiananmen deaths
Yuan Mu defended the Chinese government after soldiers of the People's Liberation Army fired on unarmed pro-democracy protesters
The week in photos: June 2-8, 2018
This week's selection of photo highlights here and around the world
At least 10,000 killed in 1989 Tiananmen crackdown – British cable
The estimate is almost 10 times higher than the figure commonly accepted after the Chinese army's crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in Beijing
