A closely watched trial involving 13 people who stormed Hong Kong's legislature during pro-democracy protests in 2019 began ...
Seven admit rioting, while another six face additional charges carrying a maximum sentence of life in prison ...
A Hong Kong court on Monday began the trial of 13 people over the storming and ransacking of the city's legislature in 2019, ...
One of the few remaining pro-democracy parties in Hong Kong has voted to dissolve itself, joining a growing list of ...
A fellow protester who gave her name as King said the protest was a watershed moment for Hong Kong's young generation, who face difficult job prospects and skyrocketing housing prices.
Hong Kong extradition law: Protest art from HK streets illustrate how people feel about fugitive bill A search for the song on QQ Music draws up three results, but when users try to click on the ...
Hong Kong national security police seized an "exhibit" on Friday that has been identified by local media as a dismantled statue commemorating the deadly Tiananmen Square crackdown in 1989.
Hong Kong University estimated the crowd at 88,000 (less than half their estimate for the pro-democracy rally on July 1). The organizers of the pro-Beijing protest claim that 120,000 turned out ...
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Vice journalist Mehi Melwani investigated the world of Hong Kong street racing, where groups of young enthusiasts use their defiance of traffic ...
Publications targeted include those about protest and subjects Beijing deems politically sensitive Books about the Tiananmen Square massacre, Hong Kong protest movements, and other subjects deemed ...
Over 2,000 lawyers staged a silent protest over Beijing’s recent interpretation of Hong Kong’s Basic Law. For the fourth time since the 1997 return of Hong Kong to China, legal professionals ...
adding that several books about the aftermath of the Umbrella Movement — a widespread protest in Hong Kong in 2014 demanding universal suffrage — have been relocated to a library at National ...
