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Jimmy Lai, the founder of Next Digital, has resigned as the chairman of the company while he faces multiple charges. He was recently prosecuted under the new national security law ...

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Dec. 14 voiced support for arrested Hong Kong activist and media tycoon ...

Hong Kong pro-democracy activist and media tycoon Jimmy Lai was denied bail on Dec. 3 following his arrest ...

HONG KONG—Outspoken Hong Kong pro-democracy advocate and media tycoon Jimmy Lai was refused bail on Dec. 3 on ...

According to an exclusive article by Hong Kong’s pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily, a Taiwanese businessman served as the middleman ...

Hong Kong police have raided the private office of media tycoon and pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai, according to a ...

HONG KONG—Hong Kong's Apple Daily tabloid responded with defiance on Tuesday to the arrest of owner Jimmy Lai ...

China’s censorship programs for Hollywood films was exposed in an Aug. 5 report from PEN America. The 94-page ...

A freelance journalist working for Britain’s ITV News has been arrested in Hong Kong under the new national ...

The arrest of pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai was the “most outrageous assault yet on what is left ...

A mass crowd of about 200 police officers swept through the newsroom of Apple Daily, a Hong Kong ...

Following the recent arrests of three supporters of Hong Kong pro-democracy protests, two U.S. lawmakers are calling for ...

Three prominent supporters of the Hong Kong protests were arrested the morning of Feb. 28, including the founder ...

A spate of violence against media companies in Hong Kong is being seen as a new round of ...

A high-profile media proprietor in Hong Kong, who runs a newspaper that regularly takes on the Chinese Communist ...

At a pivotal moment of democratic contention in Hong Kong, a pro-Party knockoff has been made of the ...

Migrant workers protested against the mutilation of one of their own in Chaozhou City, Guangdong Province, Monday night.

After crossing line by mentioning dissident, newspaper execs made to do "self-criticism."

Some "anti-Japanese" protests have shifted focus from the disputed Diaoyu Islands to China's domestic problems.