15.08.2026 à 19:04
HAWKINS Amy, LI Yu-chen
Après une série d'arrestations ces derniers mois, les Taïwanais s'inquiètent du sort des libraires indépendants de Hong Kong Une employée de la librairie indépendante « Have a Nice Stay » est emmenée par la police de la sécurité nationale de Hong Kong. Photo : David Chan/SOPA Images/Shutterstock Sortant de l'une des dernières librairies indépendantes de Hong Kong, les mains liées derrière le dos mais la tête haute, la femme portait un t-shirt sur lequel était inscrit un slogan simple : (…)
- Taiwan / Hong Kong (Fr), Liberté de presse / Droit d'information15.08.2026 à 12:56
HAWKINS Amy, LI Yu-chen
Taiwanese people look on with concern at fate of Hong Kong's independent booksellers, after series of arrests in recent months An independent bookstore employee is escorted away from 'Have a Nice Stay' independent bookstore by Hong Kong national security police. Photograph: David Chan/SOPA Images/Shutterstock Walking out of one of Hong Kong's last remaining independent bookstores, hands behind her back but head held high, the woman's T-shirt was emblazoned with a simple slogan: “I am a (…)
- International Solidarity (Taiwan) / Hong Kong (Eng), Freedom of expression, Freedom of information / Right to information, Bookshops / Booksellers15.08.2026 à 12:25
McLENNAN Sharon
Delegates attending the Pacific HIV Symposium in Fiji next week will be confronting one of the region's most urgent health challenges: the fastest growing HIV outbreak in the world. HIV prevalence among adults in Fiji is now 1.6%. This means about one in 60 adults lives with the virus. This is likely the tip of the iceberg: just one-third of people living with HIV in Fiji know their status, and only a quarter are receiving treatment. Experts project yearly infections will triple by (…)
- Health (Fidji) / AIDS/HIV