Tag: Hong Kong

Chinese state media have invested heavily overseas, prompting concern that Beijing could remotely curtail criticism and expand its sphere of influence

The slogan ‘Today Taiwan, Tomorrow Hong Kong’ has sprung up after the landslide win, to express the hope that Hong Kong too will one day have full democracy

Human Rights Watch pushes for ‘independent, impartial, and effective investigation’ into allegations

Some protesters fear support will vanish if election is won by presidential candidate for Taiwan's Kuomintang opposition party, which favours close ties with China

Catholic leaders join international figures urging Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam to establish independent inquiry into police conduct

Demonstrations planned for New Year follow a pick up in clashes since Christmas Eve

In one Hong Kong district, a political sea change following local elections lay bare a generational divide

China is taking charge of not only the international market for AI biometric surveillance, but its governance also

Wei Jingsheng Chinese Democracy Champion Prize award also for the people of Hong Kong ‘who refused to bow down their noble heads’

Their departure could deepen public anger at a lack of accountability for police brutality during protests