Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong’s First Leader Under Chinese Communist Rule, Dies at 89

3 Hong Kong Activists Behind Tiananmen Vigil Lose Bid to Overturn Conviction

‘No Democracy Without Election’: Elmer Yuen on Hong Kong Parliament

A National Security Law Report is Released: Freedom Fighters Needed to Help Hong Kong

Lord Patten Criticizes CCP’s ‘Vengeful Restrictions’ on Hong Kong’s Civil Society

The Last Bit of Hong Kong We Know Is Also Running Out of Time

Sanctioned Lawmakers Condemn UK’s 1st Ministerial Visit to Hong Kong Since 2018

UK Stresses ‘Obligation to Engage’ Before 1st Ministerial Visit to Hong Kong Since Civil Rights Suppression

Democracy as an Identity in Hong Kong

All Will Be Lost When Hong Kong Becomes Xianggang

Communist China Can’t Run Hong Kong

World’s Longest-Living Panda in Captivity Dies at 35 in Hong Kong

Xi’s Uncertain Visit to Hong Kong Has Police in War Mode, Students Made to Meet and Greet Xi

From Tiananmen in 1989 to Hong Kong’s Ongoing Political Crackdown

Hong Kong No Longer A Safe Place for Free Speech, Scholar Left Hong Kong for UK

Hong Kong Security Chief to Run for City’s Top Job, Signaling Continuation of Beijing’s Tightening Grip Over Territory

Sanction Hong Kong Officials for Torturing Britons

Hong Kong Police Arrest Another 8 Activists Who Protested Beijing’s Anti-Subversion Law

What Transpired in the First Week of Beijing’s Security Law Taking Effect in Hong Kong

The Chinese Regime’s “All-Out Assault on Hong Kong”: Human Rights Activist Benedict Rogers

Hong Kong Leader Tells Locals to Be Good Citizens for China on Anniversary of Million-Strong Protest

Hong Kong Police Fire Water Cannon, Tear Gas as Protests Spread on CCP Anniversary

Hong Kong Activists Joshua Wong, Brian Leung Talk Protest Movement, Appeal for International Solidarity at New York Event

Hong Kong Leader’s Departure Seen as Mere Matter of Time

Beijing Continues Information Blockade as Hong Kong Protests Escalate

Hong Kong Councillor Rejects Communist China, Calls for ‘True Democracy’

Hong Kong Leader Says He’s Above the Law

Waves of Protests as Hu Jintao Arrives in Hong Kong

Hong Kong's Biggest Rights Violation Since 1997

Hong Kong's Non-acceptance of Communist Party Triggers 'One Country, Two Systems'