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Once the Largest Pro-Democracy Group in Hong Kong, Democratic Party to Dissolve
After the implementation of the National Security Law, many civic groups in Hong Kong were forced to disband.
Newsstands in Hong Kong Receive Threats for Selling Epoch Times Newspapers
One newspaper vendor says she won’t fear threats for doing legitimate business.
Legal Fight Over Ex-WSJ Hong Kong Reporter’s Firing Hit by Delay
Selina Cheng claims she was sacked because she became the chairperson of the Hong Kong Journalists Association.
Relatives of Former Hong Kong District Councilor Detained by Chinese City’s National Security Police
Despite her family in Hong Kong being interrogated by the national security police, Carmen Lau said she will ‘continue fighting for democracy.’
USPS Lifts Suspensions on Inbound Parcels From China, Hong Kong
This comes just days after Trump signed an executive order suspending the duty-free exemption for low-value shipments.
Weakening the Hong Kong Dollar May Hurt China More Than Tariffs Would, Experts Say
Beijing’s growing grip on Hong Kong is transforming the financial hub into a tool for advancing the yuan’s global influence.
Asian Regimes Have Imprisoned the Most Journalists: Report
111 reporters are behind bars in a handful of Asian countries, accounting for 30 percent of those imprisoned, says the Committee to Protect Journalists.
Joe Tay Dramas Vanish Online as Hong Kong Targets Pro-Democracy Activists
The 62-year-old Canadian citizen is one of six overseas pro-democracy activists with a bounty being offered for information leading to their arrests.
British Group Calls for Sanctions as Hong Kong Adds 6 Pro-Democracy Activists to Wanted List
The watchdog urged that concerted action is needed in response to the Hong Kong authority’s expanding transnational suppression.
US Condemns Hong Kong’s Targeting of Democracy Activists Abroad
The United States has urged Hong Kong to stop using its ‘national security laws to silence dissent.’
Finland Launches Investigation After Another Undersea Cable Suffers Outage
A Hong Kong-registered cargo ship called Xin Xin Tian 2 was sailing over the cable, Estlink 2, when the outage occurred.
Hong Kong Government Faces International Criticism After New Bounties for 6 Activists
‘We call on the Hong Kong government to stop using its national security laws to silence dissent,’ said Gregory May, U.S. consul general in Hong Kong.
