By Dario Thuburn Video messages featuring young Hong Kongers reciting what could be their last...
Hong Kong holds a protest election, but will it produce a protest result?
Keep calm and carry on is the motto of the day. Electioneering has somehow carried on despite the...
Hong Kong police arrested 5 people inside public hospitals over June 12 protests, gov’t says
The least an expat Hongkonger can do in the city’s summer of protest? Empathise
Hong Kong court rejects appeal bid by 5 cops jailed for beating activist Ken Tsang
District Council elections: will we see a dramatic upheaval, or will officials fix it?
Love and peace, or love and hate: is it ‘game over’ for civil disobedience as Hong Kong’s protest model?
Police round up protesters on Hong Kong Island after rally, as fight breaks out at pro-democracy message board
‘We are back’: Hong Kong protesters recreate pro-democracy ‘Lennon Wall’ on 5th anniversary of Umbrella Movement
Soothing the anniversary blues, 5 years on: Hong Kong’s Umbrella movement was a lesson in civic engagement
‘If we lose, Hong Kong will become Xinjiang’: The Umbrella Movement generation, five years on
HKFP Lens: ‘We’ll be back’ – As Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement campsite was cleared, protesters promised to return
Hong Kong cancels National Day fireworks on Oct 1 as protests continue
Explainer: How Hong Kong’s ‘self-learning, open source’ protest movement decides what to do next
Hong Kong’s Carrie Lam offers a ‘platform for dialogue’ delay tactic, but there are no solutions in sight
China conducts routine Hong Kong troop rotation ahead of banned rally
Stop the blame game – it is not the protesters causing Hong Kong’s economic decline
‘Hongkongers are very quick learners’: Cantopop star-activist Denise Ho on walking shoulder to shoulder with protesters
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: ‘We’ll be back’ – 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: The birth of Hong Kong’s pro-democracy Umbrella Movement
HKFP Lens: Day One – Photos from the eye of the storm as Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement was born
HKFP Lens: Johnny Gin’s organic Occupy barricades
HKFP Lens: When photographer Kevin Cheng’s Lego Man visited Occupy
HKFP Lens: ‘We’ll be back’ – The clearance of the Occupy Admiralty camp, Part 2 of 2
HKFP Lens: Do you hear the people sing? Umbrella reflections, by Julianne Yang
HKFP Lens: Remembering Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement (Part II)
HKFP Lens: Umbrellas vs. riot shields on Lung Wo Road – as it happened, two years ago
HKFP Lens: Remembering Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement (Part I)
HKFP Lens: Stunning shots from the early days of the Umbrella Movement
Interviews
Interview: Homework came first – the secret shame behind Perry Dino’s Hong Kong protest art
It is not unusual for Hongkongers who were alive in 1989 to remember vividly what it was they were doing on June 4th that year. Artist Perry Dino, known for his prolific protest painting, is no exception. As he recalls this...
Interview: Unrepentant Umbrella Movement activist Tommy Cheung says people know what was right and wrong
Although he faced up to seven years in prison when his verdict was handed down on Tuesday, democracy activist Tommy Cheung said his ordeal has been worthwhile for its impact on Hong Kong’s democracy movement. Cheung, 24, was one...
Political icon, election machine – your friendly neighbourhood Joshua Wong
When Joshua Wong first became known in Hong Kong politics he was too young to run for office. Now that he is old enough to run, he expects he never will. Hong Kong residents can vote when they turn 18 but can only stand for...