How China used Hong Kong’s police to crush democracy in the city
Armed with the Beijing-imposed National Security Law, the once-respected force risks losing the ‘trust’ of the people
National Security Law
Security law threatens to trigger Hong Kong exodus
China’s clampdown in the free-wheeling city could spark a brain drain
Beijing aims to silence China’s shining city by the sea
Fears grow that new ‘fake news’ law will be used to muzzle Hong Kong’s independent media
Hundreds of protestors rally around the ‘Hong Kong 47’
They voice support outside a court for pro-democracy activists charged with ‘subversion’ as China continues its crackdown
Hong Kong arrests peel away the ‘remaining veneer of democracy’
Massive police crackdown finally ends China’s charade of the ‘One Country, Two Systems’ model
Media mogul Lai released from prison and placed under house arrest
The Hong Kong owner of Apple Daily faces gagging before his court case under the new national security law is heard