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Author Archives: Kent Ewing

Kent Ewing is a teacher and writer who has lived in Hong Kong for more than two decades. He has written for the pre-Alibaba South China Morning Post, The Standard, Asia Times and Asia Sentinel. Allegations to the contrary, he insists he is not a colonial fossil. Follow him on Twitter.

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Good riddance to Trump the demagogue, but Hong Kong won’t be high on Biden’s agenda

by Kent Ewing18:37, 20 January 202118:47, 20 January 2021

As US President Donald Trump petulantly departs the White House this week, leaving a legacy of dishonour and disgrace, it is worth remembering that not so long ago this bloviating demagogue was seen as a hero and saviour by far too many Hongkongers. That’s because Trump and his rabidly anti-China Secretary of State Mike Pompeo […]

China can claim global leadership mantle but fails to win friends or admirers

by Kent Ewing11:45, 9 January 202111:48, 9 January 2021

Kent Ewing: My ill-fated book deal reveals Hong Kong self-censorship under the security law

by Kent Ewing23:10, 15 December 202000:18, 16 December 2020

Hongkongers have glimpsed the future under Carrie Lam – and it’s pretty scary

by Kent Ewing18:00, 2 December 202018:01, 2 December 2020

With Hong Kong’s democrats gone, why not get rid of the rubber-stamp legislature altogether?

by Kent Ewing14:44, 12 November 202009:58, 29 December 2020

Why the Hong Kong-inspired Thai protests are something to feel good about

by Kent Ewing12:00, 1 November 202013:31, 31 October 2020

Hounding teachers in the national security law era is one thing Hong Kong doesn’t need

by Kent Ewing15:30, 19 October 202011:07, 20 October 2020

Security law: Hong Kong clamps down on free press as police deploy their own faux reporters

by Kent Ewing23:43, 10 October 202011:29, 11 October 2020

Why Hong Kong schools – like our city – are no longer safe spaces

by Kent Ewing20:57, 21 September 202020:57, 21 September 2020

Hong Kong’s separation of powers are gone – the old rules need not apply

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