Opinion
Comment and analysis from Hong Kong Free Press
‘Wuflu’: is China being treated unfairly over the coronavirus outbreak?
Hongkongers’ prejudice and mainlanders: there’s more to it than politics and the virus
2003 vs 2020: How Hong Kong’s coronavirus response is being hampered by opaque China-style governance
As Beijing’s intrusions increase, can Hong Kong democrats remain united for the 2020 elections?
Living with the Hong Kong protests: the bruises will heal, but will the memories?
Bail should never be punitive: did Hong Kong forget the presumption of innocence?
EU MP Miriam Lexmann: 30 years since I started to breathe freedom, a message to my friends in Hong Kong
China has its own brand of fake news when it comes to human rights and the Uyghurs
Hong Kong fights the coronavirus by… scrapping domestic workers’ day off?
Conoravirus outbreak: China should ban wildlife markets for good
The coronavirus crisis is another opportunity for the Hong Kong gov’t to show what it can do: await orders
The Coronavirus outbreak is a product of China’s food safety, healthcare and politics
Goodbye, by-elections: Hong Kong’s gov’t is weeding out undesirable candidates
New identity forged in Hong Kong’s protests will outlive the current ‘crisis’
Chinese gov’t-backed media turns focus away from deadly pneumonia outbreak
Why Macau matters to Hong Kong: how ‘one country two systems’ turns into one-party rule
How do we maintain the middle ground in a divided Hong Kong?
Polarised societies like Hong Kong are hotbeds for conspiracy theories
Beijing’s new man in Hong Kong Luo Huining stumps the pundits: will he be nasty or nice?
Australian bushfires are a warning of climate catastrophe; is Hong Kong listening?
Hong Kong judges owe their powers to a revolution, not to ‘peaceful and rational discussion’
Injustice erodes the rule of law: Hongkongers will respect the legal system if it respects them
Take a bow, rioters, the Hong Kong gov’t is responding… by throwing money around
Join the Inquisition or lose your job: wasn’t Hong Kong meant to give peace a chance?
Mainland’s persecuted human rights lawyers draw hope from events in Hong Kong
Tsai Ing Wen’s Taiwan election landslide owes much to Hong Kong, but don’t expect thanks
2020 Vision: From the post-80s movement to ‘Be Water,’ Hongkongers’ eyes are now wide open
The child and the well: can ancient wisdom show Hong Kong a way through an uncertain future?
The Hong Kong constabulary shop of horrors: from passive, to aggressive, to brutal in a matter of months
When will Hong Kong get back to normal? There is no ‘normal’ to get back to
Interpretations from Beijing? On this topic, at least, Hong Kong’s Basic Law is perfectly clear
Academic conferences: a scholarly pursuit, or a tax-funded assault on the environment?
Equality watchdog chief’s words on same-sex marriage point to inaction and deference to discrimination
Hong Kong’s election Catch-22: if the vote was valid, you’re disqualified; if it wasn’t, then you lose your seat
Smartest in the world, or is China cheating?
Expulsions? Disqualifications? Hong Kong’s anti-democrat legislators can’t get enough of them
Hong Kong speed hair cuts: it’s deja vu all over again
Hong Kong gov’t supporters are overlooking implications of the election disqualification ruling
The world is watching, thanks to Hong Kong’s dedicated photojournalists
Cambridge University should recognise that Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam is not a jolly good fellow
Hong Kong’s District polls landslide stuns China’s official media into silence, but how will Beijing respond?
Freedom in theory and practice: why Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam’s remarks reveal her limited understanding
Chinese tech firm Huawei’s bullying attitude fails to win over hearts and minds
Governing without legitimacy: How Beijing can begin to rebuild trust in the Hong Kong authorities
Hong Kong’s political puppet visits the string-pullers: will she be told to change a calamitous course?
The way forward for a ‘humbly listening’ Hong Kong gov’t: an inquiry and amnesty for both sides
Why ‘Chinese democracy’ is a mistranslation
The climate cost of flown asparagus: time for more careful food choices
As the rats abandon Carrie Lam’s ship, it’s time to shoot an admiral to encourage the others
Don’t lose your honour – Britain can do more for Hongkongers
Come off it, Mr Law! Hong Kong’s tear gas recipe should not be a state secret
Hong Kong’s protest problem will not be solved by sacking Liaison Office boss Wang Zhimin
The Phantom of the Opera revisited… at a Hong Kong university?
Hong Kong’s defining freedoms are of benefit to Beijing – not a threat
Honour, Duty and Loyalty… to whom? Why the new Hong Kong Police Force slogan is far from reassuring
Beijing takes swift revenge against Hongkongers, and universities are the first victim
District Council polls show that ballot box could be the key to a Hong Kong solution
