Tag: Hong Kong
Tensions escalate in Hong Kong as policeman shoots protestor at close...
Police have previously shot an 18-year-old protester and a 14-year-old, both of whom survived
After days in a coma, Hong Kong student who fell during...
Students and young people have been at the forefront of the pro-democracy protests that started in June
Peeking through the Great Firewall at the Hong Kong protests
Foreign media has shaped some sympathetic mainland Chinese views on the protests, but fear of the state will ensure the unrest doesn’t spread
Ugly scenes in Hong Kong mall as pro-democracy leader’s ear bitten...
White-shirted attacker also slashed others with kitchen knife in what was a weekend of chaos in the city
Hong Kong disqualifies democracy activist Joshua Wong from district elections
Wong says he is the only person disqualified out of more than 1,100 candidates in elections set for November
Catholics come together to pray as Hong Kong crisis deepens
Reciting the rosary represents non-violent resistance to tyranny, auxiliary bishop says
Hong Kong protesters fear mainland style facial recognition technology
Fear of the technology is one reason why mask use has increased in recent weeks despite a ban on masks
Hong Kong extradition bill officially killed
But the move is unlikely to end pro-democracy protests
Thousands defy police protest ban in Hong Kong
The city has been gripped by protests for months over concerns of China’s tightening control
Independence for Hong Kong is not unthinkable
And why the world’s most powerful nations should support it
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