Politics & Judiciary

Ms. Tam’s dismissal was due to Facebook posts she made in 2019.

Dubai has pushed Hong Kong’s port out of the number 10 place. The shuffle reflects the rapidly declining fortunes of the port, once the world’s busiest.

‘Absolutely insane that Hong Kong is now a place where a piece arguing *AGAINST* violence is somehow evidence of national security offences.’

Last week, Morgan Stanley and HSBC cut dozens of jobs in the Asia & Pacific region, with at least 80 percent from mainland China and Hong Kong.

‘If you join this industry, your freedom will be even smaller,’ said Mr. Chan, a former civil servant in Hong Kong who has resigned and moved to the UK.

Stephen Roach, former Morgan Stanley Asia chair, said he was prohibited from expressing differing opinions on Hong Kong at the recent China Development Forum.

An in depth look at the differences in treatment shown to offenders of the 1967 riots and the protests against the Hong Kong government in 2019.

Hongkongers around the globe protested on March 23 at the legislation of Article 23, the new national security law in Hong Kong.

Interview with former Chief Investigator of the Anti Corruption Agency (ICAC), in Hong Kong.

‘They asked me if was I willing to provide information of other overseas activists to them after arriving in Toronto,’ said Agnes Chow in a March 11 interview.

“The legislation of Article 23 will not change the confidentiality of penance practiced by the Church,” Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong responded on March 15.

‘If Article 23 legislation is to pass, which we expect it will, a Level 2 travel advisory for Hong Kong may no longer be defensible,’ reads a CECC letter.

“Ten years from now, I wonder what the students of Scholarism will be doing in society?” Joshua Wong, the young pro-democracy activist, wrote in a post in 2014.

Agnes shared that the biggest shadow she felt in prison came from National Security personnel, who asked her to sign a document every three months.

“It took British 150 years to turn Hong Kong into an international financial center, while China [the CCP] only took two years to turn Singapore into one.”

“You can cancel my participation. I’m okay with that, but you cannot cancel the entire performance because of one person’s remarks,” said deaf dancer Jason Wong

‘I will continue to live in truth and live an open and honest life,’ said Althea Suen, the former president of the Hong Kong University Students’ Union.

Experts fear the new law will crush what remains of freedom in the city and spook foreign businesses.