To understand the role of bureaucrats in Hong Kong’s evolving political landscape, it’s essential to consider the historical context. For over 150 years, Hong Kong was a British colony known for its robust rule of law, freedom of expression, and capitalist economic policies. This unique blend of Eastern and Western influences helped Hong Kong flourish […]
For years, the Hong Kong Language Group has been a vital institution for the preservation and promotion of local languages and dialects. With a mission to safeguard linguistic heritage and foster cross-generational appreciation, the group organized workshops, seminars, and events aimed at raising awareness about the importance of linguistic diversity in Hong Kong’s society. However, […]
Recent reports have highlighted a growing concern: the harassment and intimidation of family members of pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong. These actions, allegedly perpetrated by individuals and groups with ties to Beijing, have included doxxing, cyberbullying, and public smearing campaigns against these family members. Such tactics have ignited outrage both locally and internationally, as they […]
Hong Kong Pro-Beijing Lawmaker Faces National Security Police Questioning Over Wanted Relative in US
In a recent development that has drawn attention to the complexities of Hong Kong’s political landscape, a pro-Beijing lawmaker faced nearly three hours of questioning by the National Security Police. The interrogation centered around her wanted relative residing in the United States, raising concerns about the scope and implications of the National Security Law imposed […]
Hong Kong’s reputation as a global financial hub and a gateway to China is at stake due to its legal ambiguity. The implementation of the National Security Law in 2020 has sparked doubts about the city’s commitment to the rule of law and independence of the judiciary. Such uncertainties create an environment that worries foreign […]
The Tiananmen Square crackdown remains a significant event, and its commemoration in Hong Kong sparks controversy. However, the legal grounds for detaining Hongkongers during this anniversary are subject to scrutiny. Hong Kong’s legal system operates under the “One Country, Two Systems” principle, granting the city a high degree of autonomy. The Basic Law safeguards fundamental […]
Hong Kong’s autonomy, distinguished by a robust legal system, freedom of speech, and an independent judiciary, is now under threat. The “One Country, Two Systems” framework that once safeguarded its distinctiveness has eroded. This article examines the implications of recent developments, which curtail freedoms and suppress dissent, jeopardizing the city’s unique position within China. The […]
‘Glory to Hong Kong’ emerged during the 2019 protests and has since become an anthem of hope for many Hong Kongers. The song’s stirring lyrics capture the resilience and courage that define the pro-democracy movement. The recent mass singing event showcased the citizens’ unity and defiance, despite increased restrictions on public assembly. It sent a […]
On the solemn occasion of the Tiananmen Square massacre anniversary, Hong Kong’s authorities swiftly detained ten individuals, including Joshua Wong, a well-known pro-democracy activist. The arrests were made under the pretense of organizing and participating in unauthorized assemblies related to the Tiananmen anniversary. These detentions further highlight the challenges faced by pro-democracy activists and raise […]