The Protect Northeast Campaign activist group has launched a letter-writing campaign for the 13...
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Video: ‘Missing’ Liu Xia, widow of late Chinese Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo, reappears in video clip
The widow of late Chinese Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo has resurfaced in an online video, weeks after...
Beijing accuses Labour Party’s Lee Cheuk-yan of ‘collusion’ for posting US politician’s statement before Occupy sentencing
A spokesperson for China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs Office in Hong Kong has accused the...
In Pictures: Never out of fashion – street joints and empires in noodle-crazed Hong Kong
From decades-old holes in the wall to multi-million dollar businesses, Hong Kong’s noodle...
‘A death knell for rule of law and human rights’: 25 int’l figures condemn jailing of Hong Kong democracy activists
A group of eminent international figures, including former British foreign secretary Sir Malcolm...
Cambridge University publisher removes 300 academic articles from its China website amid cries of censorship
Cambridge University Press (CUP) has removed more than 300 academic articles from its website in...
Occupy leader Benny Tai slams jailing of student activists, as pro-democracy party plans protests this weekend
One of the co-founders of the 2014 Occupy protests has criticised the appeal court, saying it...
Joshua Wong and democracy activists ‘paid the legal price,’ says pro-Beijing lawmaker Starry Lee
Chairperson of the pro-Beijing DAB party Starry Lee has said that jailed democracy activists Joshua...
In translation: The Occupy sentence review – why Hong Kong’s appeal court jailed Joshua Wong, Nathan Law & Alex Chow
The appeal court on Thursday jailed three activists – Nathan Law, Joshua Wong and Alex Chow – over...
US Democratic leader says Occupy activists’ sentencing should ‘shock the conscience of the world’
US Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi has released a hard-hitting statement following Hong Kong’s...
Activists launch letter-writing campaign for 13 protesters jailed over New Territories development protest
Video: ‘Missing’ Liu Xia, widow of late Chinese Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo, reappears in video clip
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‘A death knell for rule of law and human rights’: 25 int’l figures condemn jailing of Hong Kong democracy activists
Cambridge University publisher removes 300 academic articles from its China website amid cries of censorship
Occupy leader Benny Tai slams jailing of student activists, as pro-democracy party plans protests this weekend
Joshua Wong and democracy activists ‘paid the legal price,’ says pro-Beijing lawmaker Starry Lee
Badiucao cartoon: ‘Guernica’
In translation: The Occupy sentence review – why Hong Kong’s appeal court jailed Joshua Wong, Nathan Law & Alex Chow
US Democratic leader says Occupy activists’ sentencing should ‘shock the conscience of the world’
Hong Kong justice chief insisted on pursuing harsher sentences for pro-democracy activists – report
Taiwan expresses ‘deep regret’ over jailing of Hong Kong democracy activists
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Joshua Wong & Nathan Law’s political party faces wipe-out, as it decries ‘abuse of judicial procedures’
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Facebook and its innovative contribution to global political life
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Video: Chinese state news agency lambasted for ‘racist’ video segment on Indian border conflict
China’s official news agency Xinhua has come under fire for a talk show segment...
‘Hangzhou No Trouble Looking for Trouble Internet Technology’: China to ban long, odd company names
All Chinese ‘fully entitled to religious belief’: Beijing rejects US criticism on religious freedom
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HKFP Voices
Despite pressure from China, Taiwan finds ways to participate on the world stage
By I-fan Lin Taiwanese who wish to take part in international organizations face an enormous hurdle called the One-China Policy, which China uses to prevent their participation. So what is it exactly? In short, the One-China...
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Video: ‘First Umbrella’ – the dramatic chain of events which sparked the 2014 pro-democracy Occupy protests
On the night the pro-democracy Umbrella Movement was born in 2014, James Leong and Lynn Lee of Lianain Flims were recording the dramatic events at Civic Square, Admiralty. As activist Joshua Wong and the student organisers of...