HONG KONG PROTESTS IN FOCUS
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Beijing rebuked for ‘grievous attack’ on Hong Kong freedoms
Arrests fuel concerns that the city has taken a swift authoritarian turn
Jailed Hong Kong publisher honored with press freedom award
I’m afraid that without the news, the world will forget us, says jailed Jimmy Lai
Hong Kong activist Grandma Wong says she was held in mainland...
The 64-year-old had been a familiar face at pro-democracy protests last year, often waving a large British flag
Hong Kong activists appear in court over banned Tiananmen vigil
It was the first time the vigil had been banned in Hong Kong, with police citing coronavirus restrictions as the reason for not granting permission
Hong Kong University sacks veteran democracy activist
Governing council decision reversed an earlier decision by the university senate that there were not enough grounds for a dismissal
Hackers hit Hong Kong Catholic Church, report says
The hacking attacks came to light as Hong Kong’s church leaders openly backed pro-democracy protests despite warnings from the Vatican
Young Hong Kong democrats seek new political order under shadow of...
Democrats are hoping to secure a majority in the city's 70-seat legislature for the first time, riding a wave of anti-Beijing sentiment
Hong Kong bans protest anthem in schools as fears over freedoms...
Authorities also banned protest slogans as the new laws came into force last week.
Hong Kong lawyers alarmed at plans for judges in national security...
‘You can't be slightly independent any more than you can be slightly pregnant,’ Hong Kong Bar Association's chairman says
Taiwan scrambles to ready for influx from Hong Kong protests
Democratic and Chinese-claimed Taiwan has little experience in dealing with refugees and with worries that China could infiltrate spies posing as activists
Hong Kong police arrest 53 during fresh pro-democracy protests
More protests planned for coming days, with pro-democracy supporters fearing proposed national security legislation will dramatically stifle freedoms
Hong Kongers defy rally ban to mark Tiananmen Massacre
Many took to the streets to light candles and stand for a minute's silence, seven Catholic churches also opened their doors