Explainer: How Hong Kong plans a series of new laws to further tighten its grip
A “fake news” law, anti-doxxing legislation and another security law are all on the way. HKFP rounds up the new government proposals, 14 months after Beijing enacted the national security law.
Iron curtain falls on Hong Kong cinema as censors demand cuts
In June, authorities announced all films would now be scrutinised for “national security” breaches. Filmmaker Mok Kwan-ling was the first known to have fallen foul of these rules.
Chief Exec. Lam hails Sunday polls, says Hong Kong will not ban ‘patriots critical of gov’t’ from elections
Lam said she could not answer as to why democrats were absent from Sunday’s small-circle election committee race.
Radio 3 host Hugh Chiverton disappears from airwaves, RTHK refuses to comment
The last Backchat episode the presenter hosted is missing from the public broadcaster’s online archive.
Jailed Hong Kong democrats sign letter urging Tiananmen vigil group to disband
Alliance cites increasingly “severe” political situation as the reason for calling a vote on disbanding.
Covid-19: Unvaccinated civil servants are ‘extreme elements,’ claims pro-gov’t lawmaker
Around 6 per cent of the government work force have not yet been vaccinated against Covid-19.
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