Politics & Judiciary in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong Business Closures Mount Despite Economic Growth -
WSJ Publisher Convicted in Hong Kong of Trying to Stop Reporter From Leading Union -
Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong’s First Leader Under Chinese Communist Rule, Dies at 89 -
Lam Wing-kee, Hong Kong Bookseller Who Broke Silence on China Detention, Dies at 70 in Taiwan -
Hong Kong Ex-media Mogul Jimmy Lai Will Not Appeal National Security Conviction, Legal Team Says -
Hong Kong Student Arrested After Launching Petition Over Deadly Fire -
5 Years After National Security Law, Many Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Groups Have Disbanded -
Hong Kong Police Charge 3 With Secession, Deny Bail to 15-Year-Old -
Hong Kong Proposes Restricting Prison Visits by Lawyers, Doctors for ‘National Security’ Reasons -
80 Percent of Convictions Under Hong Kong’s National Security Law Not Justified: Amnesty International Report -
Another Hong Kong Political Party Announces Dissolution, Citing ‘Tremendous’ Pressure -
CCP’s National Security Office in Hong Kong Conducts 1st Joint Investigation With Local Police -
Hong Kong Adds Charges to Democracy Activist Joshua Wong Under National Security Law -
Hongkonger Living in Japan Sentenced to 3 Years 9 Months After Returning to Hong Kong -
Hong Kong’s Top Court Overturns Convictions of Tiananmen Vigil Organizers -
Australian Judge Sitting on HK Court Legitimises Beijing’s Oppression, Protesters Claim -
Australia ‘Deeply Concerned’ by Imprisonment of Hong Kong Journalists -
Hong Kong Court Dismisses Tycoon Jimmy Lai’s Bid to End Trial -
Retiring Chair of Hong Kong Journalists Association: Journalism Is ‘Not Fun’ Today -
CCP Dismantling ‘One Country, Two Systems’ in Hong Kong: Vice President of EU Commission -
Rights Advocates Urge More Foreign Judges to Cut Ties With Hong Kong -
Convictions of Hong Kong Activists Show Beijing’s Contempt for Democracy, Say Human Rights Groups -
HK Police Slammed for Arresting People Remembering Tiananmen Square Massacre -
3 Men Charged in the UK With Spying for Hong Kong Intelligence Service -
New Police Video Storage Platform Will Eventually Include Facial Recognition: Hong Kong Authorities -
YouTube Blocks ‘Glory to Hong Kong’ Protest Anthem After Court Order -
Influx of Mainland Chinese Immigrating to Hong Kong Is What the CCP Wants: Experts