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Author Archives: Jason Y. Ng

Jason Y. Ng is a Hong Kong-based lawyer, university professor and writer. He is the bestselling author of Hong Kong State of Mind and No City for Slow Men. His latest tome, Umbrellas in Bloom, is the first book available in English chronicling the 2014 Occupy movement. Ng’s short stories have appeared in various anthologies, and his socio-political commentary blog 'As I See It' and review site 'The Real Deal' have attracted a cult following in the blogosphere. Ng is a contributor to the SCMP, Guardian and Time Out Hong Kong. He is also an outspoken activist for environmental issues, migrant workers' rights, and the city's democratic movement. He makes frequent appearances on university campuses, at literary festivals, and on radio and television shows around Asia.

Why domestic workers are the unsung heroes of Hong Kong’s coronavirus crisis

by Jason Y. Ng11:00, 10 April 202021:21, 9 April 2020

As the world is gripped by the COVID-19 outbreak, there is an outpouring of gratitude for frontline medical workers who risk their health and safety to treat patients. Overdue credit has also been given to truck drivers and grocery store workers who put in long hours to meet the increased demand for food and daily […]

The death of press freedom: A ban on journalists in Hong Kong would be unworkable

by Jason Y. Ng15:29, 18 March 202000:03, 1 April 2020

Soothing the anniversary blues, 5 years on: Hong Kong’s Umbrella movement was a lesson in civic engagement

by Jason Y. Ng10:00, 28 September 201923:34, 31 March 2020

What Hongkongers should know before going on strike on Monday

by Jason Y. Ng11:36, 4 August 201923:19, 31 March 2020

Hongkongers have reason to protest, but this July 1st rally may be the biggest test of their resolve yet

by Jason Y. Ng11:09, 1 July 201923:09, 31 March 2020

What Hong Kong’s expulsion of a foreign journalist tells us about leader Carrie Lam’s woes

by Jason Y. Ng13:34, 7 October 201822:12, 31 March 2020

Representation in Crazy Rich Asians: It may not be perfect… but it’s an awesome start

by Jason Y. Ng16:33, 27 August 201822:12, 31 March 2020

What is CY Leung up to? Hong Kong hasn’t had its Ten Years yet

by Jason Y. Ng16:17, 18 August 201822:14, 31 March 2020

As Hong Kong police evoke ‘Minority Report’ in banning a political party, who will be next?

by Jason Y. Ng10:30, 21 July 201822:08, 31 March 2020

Interview: Why accidental by-election hopeful Au Nok-hin is seeking your ‘protest vote’

by Jason Y. Ng15:01, 4 March 201821:55, 31 March 2020

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