Hong Kong Protests

The US told banks they could face sanctions for doing business with individuals involved in the crackdown on Hong Kong.

Police say the group is suspected of providing the boat and funds to help the 12 activists trying to get to Taiwan.

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While leader Carrie Lam hails ‘return to peace’, riot police hit streets to deter expected pro-democracy march.

The group was reportedly trying to reach Taiwan when mainland authorities picked them up on August 23.

South China Morning Post says it is the first sedition charge since the British handed over the city to China in 1997.

Hundreds took to streets to show their opposition to the decision to delay key elections and the new security law.

Legal scholars say security legislation puts Hong Kong’s freedoms at risk and urge China to reconsider.

Will a new Chinese government national security law finally spell an end to Hong Kong’s cherished autonomy?

US Secretary of State slams UK bank for alleged treatement of customers linked to Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement.

Lam Cheuk-ting and Ted Hui held under new security law over participation in last year’s protests.

The move follows US President Donald Trump’s order last month to end Hong Kong’s special status under US law.

The US and China had planned to review progress at the six-month mark of their phase-one trade agreement, sources say.