Tag: Hong Kong

The arrests come just four months after Beijing imposed a contentious national security law on the city

National security law will encourage critics of the Chinese party-state to self-censor

Message was left for the pope asking for a new bishop for the Chinese region

Compulsory rule exposes foreign maids to conditions akin to modern slavery, labor rights advocates say

One in four social enterprises expect to run out of cash flow within three months if pandemic continues to affect revenue

Cardinal Tong released the instruction in the wake of a reported “crackdown on free expression” in Hong Kong

The prelate warned that the treatment offered by some countries “might lead to high mortality for the aged and the weak.”

Universal testing not an efficient use of resources, says medico group who urge focused tests instead

Move comes as many of the city’s 7.5 million residents see Beijing reining in their freedoms

2,000 Hong Kong and international artists and cultural workers said in a statement security law creates a climate of fear and self-censorship