Jennifer Pak
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952 appearances
97 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2025
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Jennifer Pak’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 97 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 29.
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Jennifer Pak, NPR News, Beijing.
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In Hong Kong, Lam ran the Causeway Bay bookshop that specialized in selling gossipy paperbacks critical of China's leadership.
The shop was popular with mainland Chinese visitors.
In 2015, Lam was among five men linked to the bookshop who were taken into custody by Chinese authorities.
Upon release, Lam gave his own account of what happened, contradicting Beijing's official narrative.
Later, he reopened the bookstore in the self-governing island of Taiwan.
The local news agency did not give a cause of death, but said Lam's cancer had relapsed last year.
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-de sent his condolences in a Facebook post.
He applauded Lam for never staying silent in the face of fear and authoritarian repression.
He was 70.
Jennifer Pak, NPR News, Beijing.
A few blocks from the skyscraper, the damage is still visible.
I'm on the east side of the building, and even from this distance, I can see a big rectangle of windows are missing.
Videos showing debris falling from the tower after impact have been scrubbed from Chinese social media.
Police barricades still surround the building.
The small aircraft is believed to have flown in from the outskirts of Beijing.
Two private flying clubs from that area tell NPR they've received official notice.
All planes in the area are grounded until further notice.
Beijing has some of the most heavily guarded airspace, yet the incident took place just six miles from President Xi Jinping's compound at Zhongnanhai.
Jennifer Pak, NPR News, Beijing.
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