Explainer: How the narrative shifted among Hong Kong leaders on the Tiananmen massacre
Hong Kong elite selects powerful new ‘patriots only’ committee – voters reduced to 4,800, as 6,000 police deployed
‘Ghost kitchens’ boom in Asia as pandemic sparks huge demand
Barely a democrat in sight as Hong Kong ushers in new political era on Sunday
Exclusive: Hongkongers are on the right side of history, says artist Ai Weiwei – ‘I am very proud of them’
Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions in process of disbanding, vice-chair confirms
Hong Kong Tiananmen Massacre group vanishes from internet after police demand; 11 years of Victoria Park vigil vids deleted
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Exclusive: Wikipedia bans 7 mainland Chinese power users over ‘infiltration and exploitation’ in unprecedented clampdown
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‘A breath of relief’: Hong Kong exile artists find their feet, and a way forward, in Taiwan
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Inside his 60-square-feet bedroom, Hongkonger Gavin Liu found it almost impossible to move: The narrow space between his bed and the door was crammed with 6,000 copies of the latest edition of Northbound. The North District community newspaper, led by Liu as the editor-in-chief, is among dozens of small local publications that sprang up in […]
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After 14 months under Hong Kong’s national security law, critics say that civil society is crumbling – a charge Chief Executive Carrie Lam denied on Tuesday. Nevertheless, in the space of a month, the city’s largest teachers’ union and its largest pro-democracy coalition have disbanded, university student leaders have been charged with “advocating terrorism,” and the […]
Small businesses fear a struggle to survive when Hong Kong factory estates are knocked down for housing
Many small businesses fear they will struggle to survive after the Hong Kong government announced plans to demolish four public factory estates with over 2,000 tenants to build public housing. Tenants of Sui Fai Factory Estate in Fo Tan, Yip On Factory Estate in Kowloon Bay, Wang Cheong Factory Estate in Cheung Sha Wan, and […]
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