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On 1967 Hong Kong Riots and Anti-Elab Movement: China’s Involvement in Hong Kong’s Social Movements and Its Impacts

Justin gives an insight into China’s involvement in Hong Kong’s social movements and their impact.

Justin Yeung

August 24, 2021

I am a City Boy: Relationships Between Places, Non-Places and Identity

Justin supplies an anthropological insight into the construction of identity and the environments where that takes place.

Justin Yeung

July 18, 2021

Reconnecting Then and Now – an Interview With Geheugen Van Nederland

Through an insightful interview with Geheugen van Nederland, Justin gives us an understanding of their role in reconnecting the Dutch past with the present age.

Justin Yeung

July 6, 2021

Rethinking the Dilemmas of Political Expression

Justin discusses virtual and physical activism and uncovers the dilemmas of political expression.

Justin Yeung

May 9, 2021

Beyond Races: Freedom Is Not Free – An Interview With NL4HK

In this article, Justin interviews NL4HK in hopes of providing an overview of how societal unrest in Hong Kong will be a detriment to freedom in the Netherlands and how the Netherlands is trying to help Hong Kong by spreading the cause through social media and rallies.

Justin Yeung

April 20, 2021

PARENTAL ADVISORY: The Inanity with Good Intention

Justin explores censorship within the music industry and how the iconic ‘Parental Advisory’ labels came to be.

Justin Yeung

March 19, 2021

When Beliefs Become Opinions – A Failure of Communication

Communication in today’s fragmented world has never been more complex and Justin explains just that. Follow his account of what constitutes communication, its misunderstandings, and the blurring line between opinions and beliefs in our daily dialogues.

Justin Yeung

February 21, 2021

Cyberpunk 2077 – The Most Controversial Game of the Decade

Awaited for over eight years, Cyberpunk 2077 was finally released a few weeks ago. Promoted as the best game in history, the ultimate version triggered controversial opinions. From the endless delays to the unignorable bugs, Justin guides us through a detailed review of what was supposed to be the ultimate gaming experience.

Justin Yeung

December 31, 2020

Downstream to Kinshasa – The Noah Ark to Oblivion

Justin had the opportunity to watch the documentary Downstream to Kinshasa by Dieudo Hamadi during the International Documentary Festival Amsterdam 2020, and reflects on the sensitive topic of this film.

Justin Yeung

December 6, 2020

Languages and Symbols in Protests – From Hong Kong to Thailand

How does language influence protest and what are the similarities between the protests happening right now? In this article, Justin explores the role of language in the communication landscape of protests.

Justin Yeung

October 28, 2020

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Escher komt volop tot zijn recht in Kunstmuseum Den Haag

May 23, 2023

One Sport, One Nation – The Journey of Cricket in India

May 17, 2023

A Slip In Behaviour: Relearning To Read In A Post-Pandemic World

May 16, 2023

Everything That Shines – Separating Fact from Fiction in This AI Revolution

May 15, 2023

The Soul of Alfama

May 15, 2023

On 1967 Hong Kong Riots and Anti-Elab Movement: China’s Involvement in Hong Kong’s Social Movements and Its Impacts

Justin gives an insight into China’s involvement in Hong Kong’s social movements and their impact.

Justin Yeung

August 24, 2021

I am a City Boy: Relationships Between Places, Non-Places and Identity

Justin supplies an anthropological insight into the construction of identity and the environments where that takes place.

Justin Yeung

July 18, 2021

Reconnecting Then and Now – an Interview With Geheugen Van Nederland

Through an insightful interview with Geheugen van Nederland, Justin gives us an understanding of their role in reconnecting the Dutch past with the present age.

Justin Yeung

July 6, 2021

Rethinking the Dilemmas of Political Expression

Justin discusses virtual and physical activism and uncovers the dilemmas of political expression.

Justin Yeung

May 9, 2021

Beyond Races: Freedom Is Not Free – An Interview With NL4HK

In this article, Justin interviews NL4HK in hopes of providing an overview of how societal unrest in Hong Kong will be a detriment to freedom in the Netherlands and how the Netherlands is trying to help Hong Kong by spreading the cause through social media and rallies.

Justin Yeung

April 20, 2021

PARENTAL ADVISORY: The Inanity with Good Intention

Justin explores censorship within the music industry and how the iconic ‘Parental Advisory’ labels came to be.

Justin Yeung

March 19, 2021

When Beliefs Become Opinions – A Failure of Communication

Communication in today’s fragmented world has never been more complex and Justin explains just that. Follow his account of what constitutes communication, its misunderstandings, and the blurring line between opinions and beliefs in our daily dialogues.

Justin Yeung

February 21, 2021

Cyberpunk 2077 – The Most Controversial Game of the Decade

Awaited for over eight years, Cyberpunk 2077 was finally released a few weeks ago. Promoted as the best game in history, the ultimate version triggered controversial opinions. From the endless delays to the unignorable bugs, Justin guides us through a detailed review of what was supposed to be the ultimate gaming experience.

Justin Yeung

December 31, 2020

Downstream to Kinshasa – The Noah Ark to Oblivion

Justin had the opportunity to watch the documentary Downstream to Kinshasa by Dieudo Hamadi during the International Documentary Festival Amsterdam 2020, and reflects on the sensitive topic of this film.

Justin Yeung

December 6, 2020

Languages and Symbols in Protests – From Hong Kong to Thailand

How does language influence protest and what are the similarities between the protests happening right now? In this article, Justin explores the role of language in the communication landscape of protests.

Justin Yeung

October 28, 2020

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Escher komt volop tot zijn recht in Kunstmuseum Den Haag

May 23, 2023

One Sport, One Nation – The Journey of Cricket in India

May 17, 2023

A Slip In Behaviour: Relearning To Read In A Post-Pandemic World

May 16, 2023

Everything That Shines – Separating Fact from Fiction in This AI Revolution

May 15, 2023

The Soul of Alfama

May 15, 2023

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