Tag - Eddie Chu
Lantau Tomorrow Vision: From a placid patch of sea to a housing megapolis in 7 years? What a joke
US report says China’s meddling in Hong Kong has increased, but special trade policy still justified
Pro-Beijing lawmaker Regina Ip questions necessity of public broadcaster RTHK’s news dept.
‘Grave concerns’: Hong Kong’s extradition law update faces new pushback from business sector and Taiwan politicians
For Hong Kong democrats, a time to reflect: is there a way forward?
In Pictures: Hong Kong activists decry ‘brutal’ fur industry at fair, as organisers tout ‘biodegradable’ product
Lawmakers propose regulating rent hikes at public housing estate malls owned or sold by Link REIT
In Pictures: Taste Supermarket refuses to take back plastic packaging as activists dump 4 trolley loads
Lawmaker Eddie Chu files legal challenge against disqualification from village election
How a pro-Beijing newspaper celebrated 10 victories against Hong Kong’s democrats in 2018
Unclear what constitutes ‘insult’ of national anthem, democrats say, as Hong Kong unveils new law
How Hong Kong’s public political discourse was mainlandised in 2018
Lawmaker Claudia Mo and coalition to contest latest requirement added to Hong Kong’s national anthem bill
Come back George Orwell, we need you
Disqualifying Eddie Chu from a minor office has major implications
Protests at Hong Kong legislature cut short Chief Exec. Carrie Lam’s weekly Q&A session
Gov’t has no plan to challenge Eddie Chu’s seat in legislature, says Hong Kong Chief Exec. Carrie Lam
‘An abuse of power’ – Democrats hit out at Hong Kong gov’t over lawmaker Eddie Chu’s village election ban
Pro-Beijing lawmakers question Eddie Chu’s eligibility for the legislature following village election ban
‘Gov’t wants everyone to be thought police’: democrat Eddie Chu to consider legal action after village election ban
Hong Kong bans pro-democracy lawmaker Eddie Chu from running in village election
Concern group combats wet market monopoly in Hong Kong’s new towns
Village election process put on hold as candidate Eddie Chu risks ban over gov’t grilling
Gov’t gives village election hopeful 4-hour deadline to answer new questions on Hong Kong independence
Lawmaker Eddie Chu questioned over Hong Kong independence in election bid for village chief
Chinese army border row: Disputed Sha Tau Kok area erased ‘by mistake’ on some Hong Kong gov’t aerial photos
Censorship in Hong Kong since the 2014 Umbrella Movement: an overview and tally
PLA border row: Mainland officials had ‘different understanding’ of the Hong Kong boundary, says Carrie Lam
Statutory paternity leave in Hong Kong to rise from three to five days
Hong Kong’s election bans: How Beijing’s shifting definition of ‘separatism’ snared another victim
Hong Kong lawmakers call on gov’t to build monument for 19 workers who died building mega bridge
Policy Address 2018: Democrats kicked out of Hong Kong legislature amid protests over press freedom
Hong Kong leader slammed by labour unions for not giving workers the day off after typhoon Mangkhut
July 1 democracy demo: Hongkongers fear dwindling freedoms, Chinese encroachment 21 years after Handover
Six new housing policies, including vacancy tax, announced by Hong Kong’s Chief Exec. Carrie Lam
Organisers of Hong Kong’s annual democracy protest urge citizens to march in defiance of police warning
Video: Drama at legislature as democrats booted from final meeting on Express Rail link joint checkpoint
Over 80% of Hongkongers support conservation of Nam Sang Wai wetland
Gov’t will not reveal full design, security details of new Express Rail terminal, as they could be for terror attacks
Edward Yiu on failed by-election bid: I should have done more traditional street campaigning
Ex-lawmaker ‘Long Hair’ cannot be charged with contempt for taking files from official, magistrate rules
Budget 2018: Environmental group says gov’t green bonds could lead to more ‘white elephant’ projects
Protesters dump Lantau construction waste on Chief Exec. Carrie Lam’s doorstep, urge action on landfilling
Ex-lawmaker Frederick Fung says he will not step in if gov’t bars pro-democracy election nominee from running
Democrats move to summon Justice Sec. Teresa Cheng to legislature over illegal structures scandal
Legislature’s finance committee ‘castrating itself’ with proposed rule change mechanism, says lawmaker
‘Very foolish’ for gov’t to buy back controversial Link REIT, says Carrie Lam
Former lawmaker ‘Long Hair’ challenges constitutionality of LegCo house rule changes
Hong Kong legislature passes controversial house rule changes taking powers from lawmakers
Lawmaker barred for the day as battle over change of legislature’s house rules nears end
Legislature president rejects debate on 80th anniversary of Nanjing massacre raised by democrat
Democrats denounce plan to hold additional LegCo meetings until changes to house rules pass
Pro-democracy camp primary for legislative by-elections to be conducted via polls, general ballot vote
‘Month-long war’: Legislative meeting halted as pro-democracy camp fight to resist rule changes and ‘evil laws’
Democrats say gov’t used legislature as a ‘rubber stamp’ body to pass Express Rail Link motion
Changes to legislature’s rules proposed by democrats and pro-Beijing camp to be handled in one batch
HKUST ‘pressures’ Umbrella movie organiser to drop democracy figures from screening panel
Court rejects appeal application from citizen seeking to disqualify two more pro-democracy lawmakers
Video: Carrie Lam expresses ‘regret and disappointment’ over joint border checkpoint row at legislature
Democrats must use all means to defend freedom, says lawmaker Eddie Chu amid media protests
Showdown at the legislature: Mini-victory for democrats as debate on joint border checkpoint cut short
Lawmaker Eddie Chu employs rare, ‘crazy’ tactic to derail debate over joint border checkpoint at legislature
Lawmaker urges halt to demolition of historic Union Church as heritage board may consider protection rating review
In Pictures: Protesters make last-ditch attempt to save historic Union Church
Chief Exec. Carrie Lam under fire after saying gov’t may bypass legislature to approve Rail Link joint checkpoint on time
Democrats deploy rare tactic to delay legislative debate on controversial joint border checkpoint
Commotion at legislature as pro-democracy lawmakers barred from observing ‘black box’ meeting on rule changes
Hong Kong bars UK Conservative party activist Benedict Rogers from entering city
Court rejects appeal application from citizen seeking to eject more democrats from legislature
‘Morale boost’: Politicians and activists speak of renewed solidarity at Sunday’s march over protester jailings
In Pictures: Demonstrations and demolition – 10 years since the Queen’s Pier was pulled down
Hong Kong court suspends legal challenge to oust two more pro-democracy lawmakers
Man seeking to oust lawmakers Eddie Chu and Cheng Chung-tai fails to pay court deposit
Pro-democracy lawmakers question legal basis of express rail link joint checkpoint arrangement
New Territories strongman says he will support son of late rural leader Lau Wong-fat
LegCo passes HK$3.6bn education funding proposal amid filibusters and protests
Ousted localist Yau Wai-ching invites disqualified lawmakers to discuss legal arguments together
3 men given 2-month jail terms for following lawmaker Eddie Chu on election day
