How China silenced Hong Kong’s voices of democracy
Patriotic education and suppression have changed the city following Beijing’s national security law
National Security Law
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?’
Hong Kongers planning to make their voices heard
Major parties court their vote ahead of next month’s crucial parliamentary elections in the UK
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
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
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
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
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
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
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