Opinion
Comment and analysis from Hong Kong Free Press
The Party’s plan for Hong Kong: more control, less observance of Basic Law
Conflicting narratives of Hong Kong protest: we need to rediscover shades of grey
Carrie Lam’s ‘vote of confidence’: was this another Hong Kong leader betrayed by Beijing’s kiss?
Why the escalating use of Holocaust images in the Hong Kong protests is deeply offensive
China’s latest political reforms are more about consolidating Xi Jinping’s power than liberalisation
Our landlord’s brainwave: Hong Kong people are revolting, so replace the people
Hong Kong gov’t’s blind eye to police abuses is a threat to press freedom
Dear Hong Kong gov’t: please stop telling us the same old story and change your press release
Shouldn’t the work of Hong Kong’s police force be public?
Hong Kong election candidates survive political vetting… with one exception
South Asians and Africans are no longer Hong Kong’s ‘ethnic other’ – now it’s the mainland Chinese
A flagging campaign: Can gaffe-prone Han Kuo-yu recover his Taiwan poll lead to beat Tsai Ing-wen?
Nice flags, but Hong Kong protesters shouldn’t expect too much from the US or UK
Electric vehicle charger subsidies may be good for the rich, but not for the environment
How China is still manufacturing political mythology
The least an expat Hongkonger can do in the city’s summer of protest? Empathise
Holy moley! A Hong Kong police apology for a blue rinse
China plans to replace Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam – report
Beijing’s Winter Olympics 2022 – sports in the shadow of concentration camps
Xi Jinping’s threats of ‘crushed bodies and shattered bones’ are an echo of another violent past
District Council elections: will we see a dramatic upheaval, or will officials fix it?
Key to survival in an increasingly authoritarian Hong Kong: live in truth
Race must not be used to sow further division and anger in Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s top ‘competitiveness’ rankings have a cost: poor livability and labour rights
In defence of the freedom not to speak on Hong Kong’s protests
Disrespected and disregarded, Hong Kong’s Carrie Lam misses another opportunity to calm the protests
Hong Kong protesters are not bluffing – love them or hate them, you should hope that they win
Hongkongers are more than just the world’s most polite protesters
The new Carrie Lam solution to the Hong Kong problem: in order to save it we shall destroy it
No whitewash and no witch hunt; Hong Kong needs a truth and reconciliation commission
Hong Kong’s MTR was an unlikely target for protests – until it showed who its daddy was
Violence is a symptom, the Hong Kong gov’t is the disease – so what is the cure?
Hong Kong government efforts to ‘peel the onion’ end in tears
Brainwashed? Indoctrinated? Both pro-Beijing and pro-democracy supporters act in rational self-interest
The collapse of democracy in Hong Kong is the story of a very British betrayal
Hong Kong’s education gap hurts ethnic minorities as much as society at large
October 1 in Hong Kong: Solidarity, resistance and the kindness of strangers
Our Boys Can Do No Wrong? After Hong Kong police shot a schoolboy, the force jumps to conclusions
How to soothe a divided city: Hong Kong needs a change of leadership
Why Hong Kong’s ill-thought-out mask ban is headed straight for a legal slugfest
Beijing is watching the US 2020 election no doubt, but Democrat hopefuls offer little hope of trade peace
As the People’s Republic of China reaches retirement age, is there a long life ahead for the Communist Party?
In China’s 70th anniversary grand prisoner ‘pardon’, read the small print and do the maths
Love and peace, or love and hate: is it ‘game over’ for civil disobedience as Hong Kong’s protest model?
Why claims that Hong Kong protesters support escalating violence could be wrong… and dangerous
Junius Ho’s Jockey Club incident: Yes, your horse has rights. But are you respecting them?
Beijing’s latest, desperate propaganda turn to solve the ‘Hong Kong problem’
Soothing the anniversary blues, 5 years on: Hong Kong’s Umbrella movement was a lesson in civic engagement
Beijing’s predicament: How will the Communist Party solve its ‘Hong Kong problem’?
It’s #MeToo and all of us: Hongkongers will not accept oppression, subjugation or sexual violence
Why Taiwan will remain defiant, despite two more diplomatic losses to Beijing
The ‘831’ Prince Edward MTR incident proves Hong Kong urgently needs Access to Information reform
Hongkongers’ dialogue with Carrie Lam? You say what you want, and I’ll tell you you can’t have it
Two cities, two priorities: What Singaporeans misunderstand about Hong Kong’s protest movement
Fake news, sex and a Hong Kong student protester
Hong Kong’s embattled government in week 15: pretty much where it was in week one
Why China’s Communist Party is ‘struggling’
