Police Warn Families of Tiananmen Crackdown Dead Not to Visit Graves on 37th Anniversary

Chinese police issued a warning ahead of the 37th anniversary of the Tiananmen crackdown. Families of those who died are advised not to visit graves or memorial sites. Authorities cited public order concerns as the reason for the directive. The reminder comes as the sensitive date approaches each year. Officials have historically restricted commemorative activities in the capital. The warning underscores the government's continued sensitivity to the event. Human‑rights groups have criticized the suppression of remembrance. Observers will monitor how the ban is enforced during the anniversary period.