Tag: Hong Kong

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

Teachers group accuse city’s Education Bureau of wanting to brainwash students

Hong Kong Diocese urges Catholic schools to promote ‘national identity’

The 23-year-old Catholic has been arrested for ‘inciting secession’ under Hong Kong's new national security law

City on the brink of large-scale COVID-19 outbreak, city officials say