Hong Kong National Security Law

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

On April 10, the private office website of Mr. Maktoum, a ‘Dubai prince’ who promised to invest in HK was inaccessible. His personal LinkedIn account also disap

‘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.

‘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 banned book industry thrived in Hong Kong for 30 years. In the 1980s, Hong Kong’s political publications had an impact on Beijing’s political situation.

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.

While his opinion has triggered a strong reaction among some, the city’s indexes of real estate, finance, and other areas have corroborated what he’s said.

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

Exposing darkness and restoring the truth of Yuen Long attack; questioning the CCP delegation over rejecting NTD TV reporter’s questions.

The Hong Kong case goes to the very essence of freedom.

MP Michael Chong urges Ottawa to join the international community in condemning the ‘act of transnational repression’ by Hong Kong authorities.

Activist Joey Siu said this was the first time an American citizen had been placed under such a warrant.