Hong Kong Protests

Different people with different experiences, united in dedication to democratic freedom and fear of going back ‘home’.

Twenty-four-year-old activist served nearly seven months for her role in an unauthorised assembly in the city in 2019.

‘Genocide and crimes against humanity’, erosion of ‘democratic norms’ cited by Washington in call with Beijing.

Hong Kong police out in force to stop demonstrators marking 32nd anniversary of Tiananmen Square massacre in Beijing.

Activists arrested and as many as 7,000 police to be deployed after annual vigil banned for a second year.

HSBC and Citi bankers ignoring the directive could see seven years in jail, according to Bloomberg News.

Suspension of operations comes amid tension over Hong Kong’s National Security Law, exiles moving to self-ruled island.

Tens of thousands defied a ban last year and gathered at the vigil’s traditional site as part of pro-democracy movement.

Prominent pro-democracy leader is already in prison and has also been charged under the national security law.

Those who moved to Hong Kong because it offered more freedoms than anywhere else in China are increasingly anxious.

Hong Kong activist among four people facing charges after participating in event to mark 1989 Tiananmen mass killing.

Bill comes for second reading and may be passed later on Wednesday as critics fear China-style border restrictions.

Carrie Lam says gov’t could intervene in Bar Association after its chief criticised jailing of pro-democracy activists.

Do Not Split captures the violence and emotional toll on young people struggling to protect the city they love.