Tag
National Security Law
16 stories
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How China silenced Hong Kong’s voices of democracy
Patriotic education and suppression have changed the city following Beijing’s national security law
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Hong Kong 2024 slides into an Orwellian vision of ‘1984’
‘We dared to confront the regime with the question: will democracy be possible within such a structure?’
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Hong Kongers planning to make their voices heard
Major parties court their vote ahead of next month’s crucial parliamentary elections in the UK
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How national security laws crashed Hong Kong
Pro-democracy leaders are either in jail or have fled into exile and dare not speak out about Article 23
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Smear campaigns and the ‘sham trial’ of Jimmy Lai
China loads the deck with handpicked judges in a test case for media freedom and judicial independence
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Death of a Party and China’s vicious crackdown
Hong Kong is just another example of Beijing’s suppression of civil liberties and human rights
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China’s security specter hangs over foreign firms
Expanded espionage and national security laws have rattled big business in the world’s second-largest economy
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Hong Kong in the grip of an emigration wave
‘Uncertainty’ and the ‘National Security Law’ continue to drive the exodus as the city struggles to return to normal
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China continues clampdown on ‘free speech’ in Hong Kong
Stand News is the latest media site to be targeted by the national security police in a massive raid
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How China’s Communist Party-state infected Hong Kong’s DNA
The CCP resembles the sci-fi horror ‘The Thing’ as it assimilates and crushes the city’s spirit
