Opinion
Comment and analysis from Hong Kong Free Press
The Umbrella Movement after three years: So much accomplished, and much still to do
Chris Patten: Not here to stir the water, nor to duck questions either
Ten university heads unite to write nonsense about Hong Kong independence
Advocating independence for Hong Kong is neither illegal nor against the Basic Law
Are young Hongkongers really being led astray? Or are they just exercising their rights?
Flogging dead horses: Why is the legislature asking ousted legislators for money?
Bottled water from Tibet: How Hong Kong consumers are contributing to an environmental disaster
Remember that time Carrie Lam promised to heal the divide and reach out to young people?
Beyond the profanities: Mainland students share mixed views on the Hong Kong independence campus row
Hong Kong’s Basic Law does not ban ideas, and universities are not for one-way learning
An all-out war of words: Where does free speech start and end in Hong Kong?
‘Justice is not a cloistered virtue’: What may we say about judges in Hong Kong?
A typical web of conflicting political and business interests: Why Hong Kong needs a total ivory ban
Hong Kong should protect its core values, as the Communist Party’s only claim to legitimacy is destined to fade
Hong Kong’s bequest to the future: A mountain of polystyrene and plastic
Always a ‘Chinese city’? Uncovering Hong Kong’s past as an international frontier town
The Hong Kong gov’t’s new, poisonous political culture: All criticism is politics, all critics are ill
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
UK minister sees no political factors in Hong Kong’s jailing of democrats? Here are ten…
The jailing of the Occupy trio: Was that a judgement… or an opinion piece?
The case of the 13 jailed LegCo protesters: Wasn’t Lady Justice supposed to be blind?
Facebook and its innovative contribution to global political life
Hong Kong democrats must get smart about defending the city’s core values from creeping authoritarianism
On swearing, accurately, solemnly and sincerely: How does one know if they really meant it?
Sex with robots: Not here yet, but agitation for a ban has already started
HKSAR vs Sze: A curious case of abusing the emergency services – who should the law be protecting?
The Hong Kong SAR after 20 years: Looking better from London, Washington or Beijing than it does from here
HK20: Hong Kong’s language and culture is endangered by a purely political concept of Chinese identity
HK20: We pay a price for China’s increasing prosperity – and the increasing fear of its leaders
HK20: Joshua Wong – Beijing has shown it will do anything to suppress Hong Kong democracy
HK20: Hong Kong can choose either autonomy and diversity, or mainlandisation
HK20: Divided society, dysfunctional gov’t; an unsustainable situation with everything to play for
HK20: Regina Ip: Democracy & chaos, or bureaucracy & corruption? The search for the best system
HK20: Pessimism and hope in Hong Kong, 20 years after the city’s return to China
Hong Kong identity… what exactly is it?
Central Police Station v. City U: Do collapsing buildings have legal consequences?
The world’s freest economy? Just take a look at Hong Kong’s supermarkets, utility firms or taxis!
The Victoria Park Tiananmen vigil debate: Should you go, or stay at home?
Women on corporate boards: Rise to the occasion, Hong Kong!
Another Alan Hoo hoot: Hong Kong increases in size when you dig a hole?
Alan Hoo’s mind-bending conundrum: Do Hong Kong’s tunnels belong to China?
In praise of Hong Kong’s bungling, reluctant hero: Holden Chow
Vacancies! Vacancies! New policy secretaries wanted in the HKSAR government
A tale of two SARs and Beijing’s puzzle: Why can’t Hong Kong be more like Macau?
Hong Kong may feel safe to you, but blaming the victim just perpetuates street harassment
Prohibition on insulting the police? The new bill is a load of gibberish
Beyond 2047: Will Joshua Wong live to see full democracy in Hong Kong?
Beijing’s dilemma: What to do next with an ungrateful Special Administrative Region
Web of Laws: How China’s new Cyberspace Administration is securing its grip on the internet
Hong Kong’s tiny flats: A sociological experiment on how much young people can take?
Chinese authorities strike against live streaming apps: Morality or censorship?
A millennial shift for Chinese journalism: Why older reporters are deserting the industry
Carrie Lam, tear down this fence and reopen Civic Square
Chinese television drama White Deer Plain shelved for unclear reasons
Electoral office sends Hongkongers 3m apology letters: A small forest wasted
The 10 lawmakers facing disqualification: Post-Occupy payback in slow motion
