Opinion
Comment and analysis from Hong Kong Free Press
Jasper Tsang’s proposal to formalise the role of the Liaison Office is unnecessary and provocative
Clean out your wardrobes: Hong Kong Occupy activist convicted partly on the evidence of his shirt
What to say when you’re a Chinese Communist Party official
Hello sailor! In Hong Kong’s housing shortage, floating homes are worth considering
How can Hong Kong satirists compete with our hilarious local leaders?
Fallout and damage control: Independence activist Andy Chan and Hong Kong’s free speech row
Representation in Crazy Rich Asians: It may not be perfect… but it’s an awesome start
Freedom of speech is not absolute, but there are clear boundaries to the permitted exceptions
Crazy Rich Asians: Hollywood and the Communist Party share a simplistic idea of what it means to be Chinese
The court of Xinhua: Do not dare claim the truth for yourself; it is the Party’s through and through
Press for freedom? So much for Hong Kong media’s united response against China’s tyranny
The outrageous nonsense spouted in response to Andy Chan’s independence speech
China will pay price for banning of Hong Kong’s pro-independence party
Redefining everything: Press Club row offers a glimpse of freedom of speech with Chinese characteristics
9 hot tips on how to act like a domestic worker’s employer, not a slave-owner
What is CY Leung up to? Hong Kong hasn’t had its Ten Years yet
A year on, lawyer’s disappearance highlights China’s escalating human rights disaster
The MTRC’s crisis of accountability: Can’t resign? Try harder!
‘Project Dazzling Snow’: How China’s total surveillance experiment will cover the country
Once Beijing’s advertisement for Taiwan, its treatment of Hong Kong is now a warning
Chris Yeung: A letter to students – to be, or not to be, a Hong Kong journalist?
Hong Kong’s tourism chief is shamelessly sacrificing the city to please big bosses in Beijing
The closure of Mong Kok’s pedestrian zone exposes one of Hong Kong’s dirty little secrets
In translation: China needs to check its inflated national ego
One rule for the rich: Why are our judges treating multi-millionaires with such sympathy?
Threat to ban political party puts Hong Kong on slippery slope to mainland-style repression
Why now is the time to protest, even if you disagree with independence for Hong Kong
As Hong Kong police evoke ‘Minority Report’ in banning a political party, who will be next?
Empowered by Liu Xia’s release, it is time to redouble the call for others’ freedom in China
Justice in Hong Kong is not seen to be done… but blaming the critics will not solve the problem
Don’t be fooled – Liu Xia’s release is not a sign of China’s softening stance on critics
‘I oppose Xi Jinping’s tyranny!’ – China’s Ink Girl rebel has history on her side
A letter of apology to the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
PR, spin, propaganda… or a deception? Dissecting the gov’t response to Hong Kong’s annual democracy rally
Hong Kong officials should be leading by example, not mocking English-media journalists for doing their jobs
Is Japan terrified? People’s Daily opens fire on triumphalism in Chinese media
The world’s best human rights books: Spring 2018
Hong Kong’s harsh sentences for drug crimes are doing more harm than good
How Hong Kong’s police force lost the goodwill of the people
Ex-governor Chris Patten: Hong Kong’s Public Order Ordinance contravenes UN Convention
Enough is enough: Never mind the property industry – decent housing for Hong Kong people is a social issue
The power of the peripheries: the need for solidarity in the face of China’s communist hegemony
‘Super-strong leadership’ of Xi Jinping: China’s new science of sycophantology
A harmless deception? When domestic worker bedrooms are disguised as ‘store rooms’
Thank you Dept. of Justice, but Hongkongers will decide for themselves whether the judiciary is independent
Justice it ain’t: The repercussions and implications of Hong Kong’s Mong Kok ‘riot’ trials
Holes in our history: today’s students could learn much from the 1967 riots
If your name’s not down, you’re not coming in: Keeping track of the MTR
Hong Kong’s Basic Law does not restrict marriage to men and women, so let’s keep prejudice and morality out of it
Speculation over Kim Jong-un’s choice of airplane a sore point for Chinese censors
Tiananmen Massacre vigil shunners: Ignore Beijing if you must, but do not imagine that it will ignore you
Joshua Wong & Jeffrey Ngo: The Tiananmen Massacre and today’s fight for democracy in Hong Kong
‘The world needs to know the truth’: young musicians take up the task of remembering the Tiananmen Massacre
How Chinese Communist Party officials can find ‘honour’ in returning home for dinner
Why have so many Hongkongers developed amnesia over the Tiananmen massacre?
The Tiananmen Massacre and the need for solidarity between all who oppose one-party dictatorship in China
How a bottle of hair gel rocketed lawmaker Ma Fung-kwok from obscure lobby-fodder to public joke
