Hong Kong

The Hong Kong police’s moves target pro-democracy activists, including those in G7 RRM countries.

The company said the changes are necessary for the deal to be approved by ‘all relevant regulatory authorities.’

‘We will not tolerate the Hong Kong government’s attempts to apply its national security laws to silence or intimidate ... anyone on U.S. soil,’ he said.

MPs said renewed extraditions could bring risks to Hong Kongers and others sanctioned by the Chinese regime.

Rights group Hong Kong Watch condemned the arrest warrants, describing them as “transnational repression.”

A former human rights lawyer says that the root cause behind the disbanding of such groups is ‘intolerance of freedom and democracy in Hong Kong.’

The Court of Appeal began a 10-day hearing on the appeals of 13 activists who were jailed over unofficial pro-democracy election primaries held in 2020.

The individuals had connections to the Hong Kong Democratic Independence Alliance founded by some Hong Kongers in Taiwan.

The Chinese communist regime intends to integrate a stablecoin pegged to the yuan into Hong Kong’s international capital markets.

The amendment would let authorities block visits to inmates, raising alarm over rights and legal freedoms.

Many said its arrangements resemble a funeral hall.

‘The League of Social Democrats will not be the last one to announce the so-called voluntary dissolution,’ chairperson Chan Po-ying said.

At least 332 people have been arrested for offenses related to national security since the draconian law was enacted in Hong Kong.

This year’s June 30 marks the fifth anniversary of Beijing’s decision to implement the national security law in Hong Kong.

The remarks followed posts from a Facebook page run by a former manager at the Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority citing whistleblowers.

The role of overseas justices on Hong Kong’s top court has become ‘increasingly anachronistic and arguably cosmetic,’ said Australian Judge Robert French.

The Hong Kong police’s moves target pro-democracy activists, including those in G7 RRM countries.

The company said the changes are necessary for the deal to be approved by ‘all relevant regulatory authorities.’

‘We will not tolerate the Hong Kong government’s attempts to apply its national security laws to silence or intimidate ... anyone on U.S. soil,’ he said.

MPs said renewed extraditions could bring risks to Hong Kongers and others sanctioned by the Chinese regime.

Rights group Hong Kong Watch condemned the arrest warrants, describing them as “transnational repression.”

A former human rights lawyer says that the root cause behind the disbanding of such groups is ‘intolerance of freedom and democracy in Hong Kong.’

The Court of Appeal began a 10-day hearing on the appeals of 13 activists who were jailed over unofficial pro-democracy election primaries held in 2020.

The individuals had connections to the Hong Kong Democratic Independence Alliance founded by some Hong Kongers in Taiwan.

The Chinese communist regime intends to integrate a stablecoin pegged to the yuan into Hong Kong’s international capital markets.

The amendment would let authorities block visits to inmates, raising alarm over rights and legal freedoms.

Many said its arrangements resemble a funeral hall.

‘The League of Social Democrats will not be the last one to announce the so-called voluntary dissolution,’ chairperson Chan Po-ying said.

At least 332 people have been arrested for offenses related to national security since the draconian law was enacted in Hong Kong.

This year’s June 30 marks the fifth anniversary of Beijing’s decision to implement the national security law in Hong Kong.

The remarks followed posts from a Facebook page run by a former manager at the Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority citing whistleblowers.

The role of overseas justices on Hong Kong’s top court has become ‘increasingly anachronistic and arguably cosmetic,’ said Australian Judge Robert French.