Opinion
Comment and analysis from Hong Kong Free Press
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
Why foreign judges are critical to Hong Kong’s judicial system
End of a Hong Kong blogger: Time to say goodbye to freedom of speech?
Hong Kong’s Occupy protests as a public nuisance… It took two years to notice this?
Thanks for nothing: How Chief Executive CY Leung is poisoning successor Carrie Lam’s administration
The role of Beijing’s ‘invisible hand’ in the chief executive elections
Leadership camp fall out: Military training is not for children, especially when served with ‘national education’
Freedom of speech should be defended… for sexists too, unfortunately
Will this phrase represent the legacy of Chinese leader Xi Jinping?
Sexist columnists aside, Hong Kong still has far to go on gender equality
The Great Police Rally and the rule of law: Why Tian Feilong’s Chinese legal analysis is wrong
Likely end of Cable News a blow to independent, quality reporting in Hong Kong
Hong Kong under Carrie Lam? Not quite the apocalypse, but bad enough
Harsh sentencing? The police should protect and serve Hongkongers, not commit criminal acts
Donald Tsang faces jail over corruption, but the grand giveaway of Hong Kong freedoms is a greater crime
Chief executive election: Political drama ends with groom left in the lurch
Congratulations to chief executive candidate John Tsang, the ‘lesser of two evils’?
Hong Kong legal system chokes over small potato in vote-rigging case
China’s economy headed downhill? Hong Kong’s (relatively) clear skies say so
The gov’t’s food truck ploy is an insult to Hong Kong’s venerable street food culture
Hong Kong’s censored New Year’s Fair – another own-goal by the government
Beijing does itself no favours by forcing the unpopular Carrie Lam upon Hongkongers
Has Hong Kong lost its conscience? The shunning of a pro-democracy icon: Anson Chan
God has a direct line with an out-of-touch Hong Kong bureaucrat?
Carrie Lam has shown she will exacerbate, not heal, Hong Kong’s deep political divisions
The importance of being possessive: A run-in with Hang Seng Bank
