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Zhang’s short ‘Occupy Central’ was like the longer one: Nothing changed
Pedestrianising Central? Maybe leave street gatherings to the Occupy kids
Growing push to limit academic freedom in Hong Kong after Occupy protests, says new UK watchdog report
Retired cop handed 3-month jail term for hitting pedestrian with baton during Occupy
Outgoing HKU president Peter Mathieson says he has ‘no regrets’ about Occupy visit
Police association ‘disappointed’ by retired cop Frankly Chu’s Occupy assault conviction
Mong Kok Umbrella Movement: 4 democracy activists handed suspended sentences over Occupy clearance
After 1,103 days we’re still waiting: Where is CY Leung’s ‘Occupy was a foreign plot’ evidence?
China activist who voiced support for Hong Kong Occupy movement released after serving 3 year sentence – lawyer
Video: Pussy Riot speaks out in support of jailed Occupy Hong Kong activists
In translation: The Occupy sentence review – why Hong Kong’s appeal court jailed Joshua Wong, Nathan Law & Alex Chow
Video: ‘First Umbrella’ – the dramatic chain of events which sparked the 2014 pro-democracy Occupy protests
‘Noble motive’: Democracy activist Joshua Wong and 6 others admit contempt during Occupy clearance
2014 Occupy protests were the most difficult challenge of my tenure, says Hong Kong chief CY Leung
Interview: Occupy activist Ken Tsang on the 7 cops who beat him, prison life, and his political future
Over 760 scholars warn of ‘permanent damage’ to Hong Kong’s reputation from Occupy prosecutions
Joshua Wong and Hong Kong Occupy activists give up appealing unlawful assembly convictions
The 10 lawmakers facing disqualification: Post-Occupy payback in slow motion
Democratic Party leader apologises, retracts suggestion to pardon Occupy protesters
‘Like begging for mercy’: Lawmaker Nathan Law slams suggested Occupy pardons
Hong Kong’s Occupy protests as a public nuisance… It took two years to notice this?
An ‘absurd verdict’: Jail terms for China activists who voiced support for Hong Kong’s pro-democracy Occupy protests
‘I was incited by police’: Hongkongers take to social media to support Occupy leaders facing trial
Hong Kong Occupy leader Benny Tai ‘willing to plead guilty’ as police crack down on pro-democracy figures
Occupy Admiralty? Hundreds of taxis surround legislature in protest of franchise plan
Police officers jailed for 2 years for assault against Occupy activist Ken Tsang
Police officers convicted in Occupy assault case ask for ‘mercy’ from court
In Pictures: Protesters face off outside courthouse as police officers convicted of assaulting Occupy activist Ken Tsang
Occupy convener Benny Tai accused of manipulating Chief Exec. election with ‘vote trading’ plan
Resisting dissolution: The stalemate between Hong Kong civil society and China’s central government
I would join Occupy too if I were young, says ex-judge and Chief Exec. contender Woo Kwok-hing
Interview: Occupy co-founder Chan Kin-man recalls dramas behind the scenes of Umbrella protests
In Pictures: How a car-free Central became a brief reality, 16 years after it was first proposed
CY Leung meets with British MP who was denied visa to Hong Kong during Occupy protests
Video: China propaganda video bashing him ‘laughable’, says Occupy leader Joshua Wong
Hong Kong Occupy activists including Joshua Wong guilty of unlawful assembly
Footage showing beating of Occupy activist Ken Tsang accepted by court as evidence
CY didn’t send in the army during Occupy, says spin doctor in third defence of Chief Exec. in a week
HKFP Lens: Johnny Gin’s organic Occupy barricades
Former Occupy movement student leader Nathan Law may run in Legco elections
Police made over 1,000 Occupy-related arrests, new figures show, as lawmaker suggests harsher punishments
How the Occupy protests shaped the District Council elections
Engineer given 120 hours of community service for attacking gov’t website during Occupy
Whatever happened to those opposing the ‘illegal’ Occupy protests?
Occupy leader Benny Tai says his ‘love for HKU’ precludes legal challenge to Council penalty
Gov’t inspectors shut down Hong Kong’s ‘Occupy Hotel’
Proof of foreign involvement in Occupy protests absent, one year after CY promise to media
Video: ‘The students are innocent!’ – dramatic new documentary charts the birth of Occupy
One year after Occupy, political alienation of the young still the major challenge for democrats
State-run Global Times slams ‘Occupy ringleader’ Johannes Chan over HKU appointment row
Interview: Occupy was ‘a protester’s dream’ but not good for Hong Kong – Allan Zeman
Video: Revealing new documentary charts the storming of Civic Square – the moment that sparked Occupy
Pro-democracy Mong Kok protesters march back to Admiralty for Occupy commemoration
Complaint against doctor who assisted injured during Occupy thrown out
Italian artist donates Occupy paintings to university
Young Occupy protesters slept on the streets as it was better than living in subdivided flats, Regina Ip says
Ahead of Occupy anniversary, confidence in Hong Kong’s future hits post-SARS low
Anti-Occupy leader warns that student activists may die ‘like Osama bin Laden’
Occupy co-founder Benny Tai says he regrets not ending protests sooner
Fewer pan-dems to run in this year’s district council elections as post-Occupy groups join race
New ‘Occupy’ G.O.D. T-shirt says ‘I did it on Harcourt Road’
Public don’t want another Occupy, says Police chief
Paul Zimmerman on the TST waterfront, car-free Central and making Hong Kong a better place to live
HKFP Lens: Remnants of pro-democracy Occupy protests remain as one-year anniversary approaches
Occupy trio deny charges of unlawful assembly and released on bail
Gov’t fortifies Civic Square ahead of Occupy anniversary
Occupy trio report to police for ‘arrest by appointment’
Consultancy suggests cancelling tram route from Central to Admiralty
Occupy protester not allowed to use CY Leung’s blog as evidence in court
Pro-gov’t group mocks Occupy protesters amid boos at pro-police rally
HKFP Lens: Stunning images reveal an eerily beautiful Central, devoid of people and traffic
Occupy volunteer gets 10-month sentence as magistrate considers ‘police force’s morale’
Community service for artist who threatened to jump from bridge during Occupy
Chinese journalist detained for reporting Occupy released
HKU governing council delays decision on Occupy funds row
Tents cleared from Tim Mei Village, Occupy’s last stand
HKU council to vote on donations to Occupy leader Benny Tai
Chinese president’s umbrella becomes Occupy’s favorite meme
Crime, punishment and politics: the legal suppression of opposition in Hong Kong
Lawfare waged by the Hong Kong government is crushing the hopes of democrats
Free speech: Hong Kong’s new limits, new punishments, and the fate of academic Benny Tai
As Hong Kong’s crackdown on dissent continues, is independence the secret dream in many hearts?
Video: Pro-Beijing protesters condemn HKU academic Benny Tai over independence remarks
Interview: Labelled a ‘threat to China,’ Hong Kong law scholar Benny Tai says Beijing is trying to brainwash Hongkongers
Hong Kong deserves a system of public finance founded on 21st century values
Punishment, deterrence and the Joshua Wong case: How the Hong Kong gov’t turned defeat into victory
‘Political interference’: Hong Kong’s top leaders express ‘regret’ over Umbrella Movement’s Nobel Peace Prize nomination
Hong Kong’s fall from top of Human Freedom Index may indicate China’s encroachment, think tanks say
New People’s Party’s Judy Chan enters Hong Kong Island legislative by-election race
A January of discontent: Hong Kong’s crackdown on pro-democracy activists gathers pace
Interview: Veteran ‘post-80s’ activist Yip Po-lam looks back on a decade of social movements in Hong Kong
Hong Kong 2017 in review: Blessed are the pessimists, for they shall never be disappointed
Outgoing CUHK head: Students’ harsh criticism of his political views ‘regrettable’
Free speech, selective enforcement and opacity: Problems with the ‘dishonest use of computer’ offence
Beijing official holds first ever seminar on Communist Party Congress for top Hong Kong political figures
Democracy activist Nathan Law pens new essay series with plans to publish book
Hong Kong independence row: International standards for sedition must be the norm
My friend the 50 cent-er: Why there is no place for moderation in Hong Kong politics
A 5-point ‘protest protocol’ to renew civility and unity in the fight for Hong Kong democracy
As Catalans call a referendum, we dare not risk China’s wrath in Hong Kong
After the Umbrella movement: healing a divided city must start with truthfulness
Umbrella Movement protests delayed the rise of radicalism in Hong Kong, says co-founder Chan Kin-man, 3 years on
The Umbrella Movement after three years: So much accomplished, and much still to do
Are young Hongkongers really being led astray? Or are they just exercising their rights?
Donate HK$200 to HKFP and receive a hard copy of Kong Tsung-gan’s ‘Umbrella: A Political Tale from Hong Kong’
Beyond the profanities: Mainland students share mixed views on the Hong Kong independence campus row
Interview: ‘Enemy of the state’ – National Party founder Andy Chan says party ‘unmasked’ Hong Kong’s political reality
Lawmaker threatens protests and legal action unless HKU investigates pro-democracy professor Benny Tai
‘We expect people to take responsibility for their actions,’ says outgoing HKU chief on jailed student activist
Political storm: Macanese rebuff judging eyes from Hong Kong, as army aids typhoon clean-up
How can Hong Kong’s courts, gov’t, and media be so deaf to the global chorus of criticism?
Hong Kong’s first political prisoners? A stormy fortnight for the SAR’s core values
‘A death knell for rule of law and human rights’: 25 int’l figures condemn jailing of Hong Kong democracy activists
Joshua Wong & Nathan Law’s political party faces wipe-out, as it decries ‘abuse of judicial procedures’
Pro-democracy veteran Martin Lee warns joint checkpoint deal sets precedent for crushing protests
Interview: Media tycoon Jimmy Lai’s aide defends sale of investigative magazine
No space for democracy? Political dissidence in colonial v. contemporary Hong Kong
‘Tail, deter, frighten, contain opposition’: Gov’t think tank report suggests rebuilding police unit
HK20: Hong Kong’s fourth estate at stake – Trials of the city’s free press
You’re all under arrest: How Hong Kong’s gov’t changed its policy on political protests
HK20: We pay a price for China’s increasing prosperity – and the increasing fear of its leaders
20 Years in 20 Pictures: Key moments in Hong Kong since the end of British rule
HK20 Interview: Handover series authors Ben Bland and Antony Dapiran on protest and identity
Pro-Beijing lawmakers block motion to impeach Hong Kong’s leader, following fierce debate
Tiananmen survivor Rose Tang: Be separatists, be proud, and let the revolution begin in Hong Kong
Vacancies! Vacancies! New policy secretaries wanted in the HKSAR government
Law Society Council election: Vicious characters and hypocrites only earn my spite
Law Society Council election: Why lawmaker Junius Ho should be voted out
Beijing’s dilemma: What to do next with an ungrateful Special Administrative Region
Carrie Lam, tear down this fence and reopen Civic Square
CY Leung ‘uses every opportunity to create conflict’ in refusing to reopen protest site, rights group says
Pro-gov’t lawmakers suggest reopening former protest site ‘Civic Square’
Pro-democracy legislator Leung Kwok-hung receives a single-visit China travel permit
Why foreign judges are critical to Hong Kong’s judicial system
End of a Hong Kong blogger: Time to say goodbye to freedom of speech?
The role of Beijing’s ‘invisible hand’ in the chief executive elections
Low turnout in unofficial referendum reflects Hongkongers’ sense of powerlessness, organiser Benny Tai says
Staff at student leadership camp accused of physical abuse, brandishing knives, political brainwashing
Hong Kong under Carrie Lam? Not quite the apocalypse, but bad enough
Localist digital media outlet Local Press survives funding scare as new shareholder jumps on board
Harsh sentencing? The police should protect and serve Hongkongers, not commit criminal acts
Hong Kong activists reject ‘lesser evil’ line, and launch an unofficial referendum on the city’s leadership
Pro-democracy camp launches ‘public nomination’ campaign ahead of Hong Kong leadership race
Hong Kong in the mood for marching, as Beijing cracks down on local aspirations
Behind the scenes: The mainland journalist who writes about China’s human rights
Interview: What happened, and what’s next, for ousted Hong Kong lawmaker Baggio Leung
Facebook sees 212% increase in Hong Kong gov’t user information requests
Meeting ‘Silent Majority’ activists shows Beijing determined to smash HK independence, analysts say
