Tag: Hong Kong Protests

Hong Kong's new National Security Exhibition Gallery has caught the attention of foreign visitors, who say it offers a unique perspective on the events of 2019 compared to what they have seen in Western...

Jimmy Lai's Testimony in Collusion Trial Media mogul Jimmy Lai recently testified in his collusion trial at the West Kowloon Law Courts, where he urged Hongkongers to be "flexible" in adapting to the new national...

British Foreign Minister David Lammy recently visited China and called for more diplomatic dialogue between London and Beijing. He emphasized the importance of consistent UK policy towards China, especially concerning human rights abuses in...

Beijing has criticized US legislators for showing support for Jimmy Lai, a pro-democracy media tycoon who is currently in prison in Hong Kong and is facing a national security trial next week. The Chinese...

The Hong Kong government expressed its strong disapproval of the European Parliament's recent resolution regarding the city. The European body passed a non-binding resolution calling for the immediate release of opposition figures who were...

Lai Calls for Xi's Resignation In a shocking turn of events, media tycoon Jimmy Lai suggested that the ongoing tensions between China and the West could only be resolved if Chinese President Xi Jinping were...

The rise of unilateralism and protectionism poses “a certain amount of challenges” to Hong Kong’s development, Beijing’s top envoy in the city has said, while urging youngsters to embrace patriotism.Cui Jianchun, the commissioner of...

Six members of the pro-democracy League of Social Democrats (LSD) were recently fined up to HK$1,000 for fundraising and displaying banners without proper permits. Among them, four pleaded not guilty, with LSD chair Chan...

Tong Ying-kit, the first person to be convicted and jailed under Hong Kong's national security law, recently attended a graduation ceremony at Ethics College. This event marked a significant milestone for Tong, who was...

The Hong Kong Police Crime Unit has taken on the investigation of harassment and intimidation against journalists, according to the Hong Kong Journalists Association. The Chairperson, Selina Cheng, reported incidents targeting her family members...