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US Lawmaker, EU Decry Repression of Dissent on 5-Year Mark of Hong Kong National Security Law
At least 332 people have been arrested for offenses related to national security since the draconian law was enacted in Hong Kong.
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Rights Groups Reveal Hong Kong’s Repression of Freedom Following National Security Law’s Implementation
This year’s June 30 marks the fifth anniversary of Beijing’s decision to implement the national security law in Hong Kong.
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US Condemns Hong Kong’s Alleged Repression of Schools Celebrating US Independence Day
The remarks followed posts from a Facebook page run by a former manager at the Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority citing whistleblowers.
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Why Are Australian, British Judges Leaving Hong Kong’s Top Court?
The role of overseas justices on Hong Kong’s top court has become ‘increasingly anachronistic and arguably cosmetic,’ said Australian Judge Robert French.
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‘Involution’ Engulfs Hong Kong: The Triple Impact of Real Estate Debt, Talent Mismatch, and Consumption Outflow
Hong Kong is grappling with a severe real estate crisis and economic downturn.
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Report: Investors Exposed to Risk of Human Rights Violations via Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Many U.S. sanctioned mainland Chinese companies leverage Hong Kong’s financial hub to access international capital from investors.
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Hong Kong Police Warn ‘Seditious’ Taiwan Game May Breach Security Law
Mobile game allows players to role-play as rebel forces opposing China’s communist regime.
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Hong Kong Arrests 2, Detains 10 Amid Ongoing Crackdown on June 4 Memorials
Hong Kong’s freedom continues to deteriorate under the national security law and the suppression of activities commemorating the 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre.
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NZ, Hong Kong Lead Asia-Pacific in Business Ease, China Now in Top 10 Most Complex
Both countries were in the top ten in this year’s Global Business Complexity Index, while China entered the list of the 10 worst economies with which to trade.
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Why Hong Kong is Losing Global Relevance
One economist has warned the city may face a decade-long slump driven by real estate debt, lost neutrality, and weaker competitiveness.
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Journalist Group Criticizes Hong Kong’s Tax Investigation Into Media Outlets
The Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) said that the association and many Hong Kong media groups, journalists, and their relatives have recently been inve
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Sharp Drop in HIBOR Unlikely to Save Hong Kong’s Real Estate Market Riddled With Structural Challenges: Experts
Hong Kong’s lure as an international financial center has declined, and Western capital is moving away from Hong Kong, Veteran banker Victor Ng Ming-tak said.
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China Residents Report New Wave of COVID-19 as Infection Rates Double
Experts say the CCP continues to underreport the scale of the outbreak as it spreads to Hong Kong and Taiwan.
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US Lawmaker, EU Decry Repression of Dissent on 5-Year Mark of Hong Kong National Security Law
At least 332 people have been arrested for offenses related to national security since the draconian law was enacted in Hong Kong.
|
Rights Groups Reveal Hong Kong’s Repression of Freedom Following National Security Law’s Implementation
This year’s June 30 marks the fifth anniversary of Beijing’s decision to implement the national security law in Hong Kong.
|
US Condemns Hong Kong’s Alleged Repression of Schools Celebrating US Independence Day
The remarks followed posts from a Facebook page run by a former manager at the Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority citing whistleblowers.
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Why Are Australian, British Judges Leaving Hong Kong’s Top Court?
The role of overseas justices on Hong Kong’s top court has become ‘increasingly anachronistic and arguably cosmetic,’ said Australian Judge Robert French.
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‘Involution’ Engulfs Hong Kong: The Triple Impact of Real Estate Debt, Talent Mismatch, and Consumption Outflow
Hong Kong is grappling with a severe real estate crisis and economic downturn.
|
Report: Investors Exposed to Risk of Human Rights Violations via Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Many U.S. sanctioned mainland Chinese companies leverage Hong Kong’s financial hub to access international capital from investors.
|
Hong Kong Police Warn ‘Seditious’ Taiwan Game May Breach Security Law
Mobile game allows players to role-play as rebel forces opposing China’s communist regime.
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Hong Kong Arrests 2, Detains 10 Amid Ongoing Crackdown on June 4 Memorials
Hong Kong’s freedom continues to deteriorate under the national security law and the suppression of activities commemorating the 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre.
|
NZ, Hong Kong Lead Asia-Pacific in Business Ease, China Now in Top 10 Most Complex
Both countries were in the top ten in this year’s Global Business Complexity Index, while China entered the list of the 10 worst economies with which to trade.
|
Why Hong Kong is Losing Global Relevance
One economist has warned the city may face a decade-long slump driven by real estate debt, lost neutrality, and weaker competitiveness.
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Journalist Group Criticizes Hong Kong’s Tax Investigation Into Media Outlets
The Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) said that the association and many Hong Kong media groups, journalists, and their relatives have recently been inve
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Sharp Drop in HIBOR Unlikely to Save Hong Kong’s Real Estate Market Riddled With Structural Challenges: Experts
Hong Kong’s lure as an international financial center has declined, and Western capital is moving away from Hong Kong, Veteran banker Victor Ng Ming-tak said.
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China Residents Report New Wave of COVID-19 as Infection Rates Double
Experts say the CCP continues to underreport the scale of the outbreak as it spreads to Hong Kong and Taiwan.
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