Russian feminist punk band Pussy Riot, known for their protests against the Russian government...
In Pictures: Protesters attend musical rally in solidarity with Hong Kong’s jailed activists
Support group Story of the Frontiers held a concert at Central’s Edinburgh Square on Sunday...
The Umbrella Movement after three years: So much accomplished, and much still to do
Exclusive: Hong Kong leaders will ‘always need to stand up to Beijing’, says city’s last governor Chris Patten
9 Umbrella Movement leaders appear in court over public nuisance charges
Five men in court over Hong Kong explosives plot
Justice Sec. made a ‘political decision’ to appeal sentences of Joshua Wong and activists, says last Hong Kong governor Chris Patten
Advocating independence for Hong Kong is neither illegal nor against the Basic Law
Are young Hongkongers really being led astray? Or are they just exercising their rights?
Why I wrote ‘Umbrella’, a 600-page account of Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement
Hong Kong umbrella movement leader Benny Tai says he may plead not guilty to public nuisance charges
Hundreds attend protest against Hong Kong independence, urge sacking of pro-democracy HKU scholar Benny Tai
London School of Economics pledges support for jailed Hong Kong activist Alex Chow, as 36 scholars call for his release
Campaign to sack me from HKU akin to China’s Cultural Revolution, says Occupy leader Benny Tai
Democracy activist Joshua Wong applies to appeal at Hong Kong’s top court over jail sentence
‘Justice is not a cloistered virtue’: What may we say about judges in Hong Kong?
Interview: ‘Enemy of the state’ – National Party founder Andy Chan says party ‘unmasked’ Hong Kong’s political reality
‘Hongkongers will not be defeated’: Young democracy activists vow to continue fight after colleagues jailed
Occupy photography
HKFP Lens: Hong Kong’s democracy movement, as seen by P.H. Yang
Award-winning photographer P.H. Yang has accused the Photographic Society of Hong Kong of “political screening” after it refused to show in a photography forum his works documenting Hong Kong’s democracy...
HKFP Lens: Two years ago today – The clearance of the Occupy Admiralty camp, Part 1 of 2
HKFP Lens: Faces of the 2014 Umbrella Movement, by Eric Miller
HKFP Lens: Hongkongers raise yellow umbrellas at pro-democracy Occupy protest anniversary
HKFP Lens: The pro-democracy Occupy camps, then and now
HKFP Lens: Two years ago – the birth of Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement occupation
HKFP Lens: Day One – Photos from the eye of the storm as Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement was born
Interviews
Exclusive: Hong Kong leaders will ‘always need to stand up to Beijing’, says city’s last governor Chris Patten
Hong Kong’s last governor Chris Patten tried, and yet ultimately failed, to leave behind a democratic system after the city’s 1997 handover to China – all whilst under massive pressure from Beijing. Patten took...
Interview: ‘Enemy of the state’ – National Party founder Andy Chan says party ‘unmasked’ Hong Kong’s political reality
Banners bearing the slogan “Hong Kong independence” flew at universities across the city last week, while institutional authorities scrambled to remove the signs for supposedly violating the city’s laws. But...
Interview: Occupy co-founder Chan Kin-man recalls dramas behind the scenes of Umbrella protests
When sociology professor Chan Kin-man agreed to help law scholar Benny Tai lead an unprecedented civil disobedience campaign, he was prepared to see his career ruined. In 2013, the two scholars, together with the Reverend Chu Yiu...