Opinion
Comment and analysis from Hong Kong Free Press
Stop the blame game – it is not the protesters causing Hong Kong’s economic decline
Hong Kong Airport attacks: Bad move, no doubt, but was the world really ‘stunned’?
Xi Jinping and the Hong Kong protests: a welcome demonstration of the dangers of democracy?
Hong Kong’s last stand? A gallant battle in the face of unspeakable sacrifice and overwhelming odds
Yes, the situation in Hong Kong is critical, but despair would be mindless self-indulgence
How Hong Kong’s summer of discontent could turn into an apocalyptic autumn
Lawmaker Charles Mok: Who needs the law when Hong Kong authorities no longer follow it?
Seeing through the violence: People’s Daily’s historic condemnation of Hong Kong’s protests
Views from behind bars: can Hong Kong’s imprisoned activists make their voices heard?
Before you complain about Hong Kong’s anti-extradition bill protesters, consider this
Parallel universes: As Hong Kong totters, its government is doing a good job of… inspecting seafood
Is that a laser pointer in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me?
Why does the gov’t care more about attacks on flags and signs than the attacks against Hongkongers?
Hong Kong’s protests: The political bill for impunity must be paid sooner or later
Understanding the Sino-US trade war: It’s a collision of two rival religions
In Hong Kong, it can be a long wait for the Force to be with you
What Hongkongers should know before going on strike on Monday
Hong Kong’s Carrie Lam – a lame duck who is as ‘dead’ as the bill she was promoting
Lawmaker Charles Mok: Hong Kong needs a long-term strategy for sociopolitical justice and democracy
The gov’t has handed Hong Kong over to the police force, who are now beyond reproach
War games in Hong Kong: Messages behind the new Chinese military PR vid
Hong Kong’s third generation of democracy fighters are not just rioters, they are last line of resistance
Hong Kong protesters are winning without even knowing it. But what next for the movement?
The government is gaslighting Hongkongers – here’s why protesters are no longer buying it
A letter to Hong Kong’s Carrie Lam: if not to your own conscience, you will be held accountable by history
Why vandalising the Chinese emblem differs from vandalising the Goddess of Democracy
Hong Kong through China’s distorted lens: ‘chaos is the enemy of the people’
Hong Kong police breed mistrust and uncertainty with selective law enforcement
If the UK’s new PM wants to be free from China, he should meet the Dalai Lama
Hong Kong’s stagnant government has no answer for the ‘watery people’
Hong Kong’s government of the walking dead goes beyond parody
No Hong Kong legislative meeting until October? I thought your work was important?
US Congressman Ted Yoho: Mass protests in Hong Kong show limits of Chinese Communist Party’s power
China’s long-term plan for Hong Kong? Assimilation, integration, digestion, oblivion…
Carrie Lam, throw away the old playbook if you want to rebuild trust in the Hong Kong gov’t
Was Hong Kong protesters’ occupation of the legislature a dangerous trap laid by police?
Hong Kong Stock Exchange quick to drop its centipede, not so swift on questions of integrity
Being polite and respectful is not an indicator of how worthy Hongkongers’ causes are
Why Hong Kong’s sentencing practices are missing a sense of proportion
Hong Kong’s missing leader: Whatever happened to the new-look Carrie Lam?
Another Hong Kong uprising: defying the sovereign, or a simple demand for local standards of justice?
What should Beijing do about Hong Kong’s unprecedented protests? The case for restraint
You’re wonderful, Po Po, but is the Star Wars gear the right look?
July 1, 1997: When six million Hongkongers were handed over by their colonists to a totalitarian regime
Hongkongers have reason to protest, but this July 1st rally may be the biggest test of their resolve yet
Hong Kong extradition law is a death sentence for Hong Kong, says exiled bookseller Lam Wing-kee
From Tung Chee-hwa to Carrie Lam: A string of failed leaders points to a failure of Hong Kong’s system
China’s Xi Jinping must face the music at the G20 summit
No longer an apolitical technocrat, Hong Kong’s Carrie Lam must learn to engage critics
From ‘Asia’s finest’ to ‘public enemy no.1,’ Hong Kong’s police force are in a paralysed state of confusion
Unelected Carrie Lam compares Hongkongers to children as a tactic to disenfranchise
A despatch from the Trade War front line: the music is getting ominous
She doesn’t get it, does she? How can Carrie Lam be oblivious to Hong Kong’s political earthquake?
No withdrawal, no victory: Why Hongkongers have not yet won the war against the extradition bill
Questionable apologies, nauseating condescension: Hong Kong has a crisis of leadership
Hong Kong protesters have won, and Lam is finished… but Beijing may not take defeat lying down
Hong Kong is still a colony: Why embattled leader Carrie Lam will not be allowed to resign
