The British government said Thursday it is setting up a 43 million pound ($59 million) fund to help migrants from Hong Kong settle in the country as they escape ... ( read original story ...)
The end of Hong Kong?
From the arrest of pro-democracy legislators to election law changes — Hong Kong has undergone extraordinary change after the implementation of Beijing’s national security law. Two pro-democracy ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong democracy leader Nathan Law granted asylum in UK
Nathan Law, the pro-democracy leader who fled Beijing’s crackdown in Hong Kong last summer, has been granted asylum in Britain. Law’s announcement, which is likely to further inflame tensions between ... ( read original story ...)
How many more pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong need to be arrested for Britain to step up?
Last week, Hong Kong authorities sunk to a new low as they charged seven pro-democracy leaders for unlawful assembly. The time has come for Britain to stop standing idly by and demonstrate moral ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong democracy activist Nathan Law granted political asylum by Britain
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong democracy activist Nathan Law said he has been granted political asylum in Britain, where he arrived last July after Beijing imposed a sweeping national security law on ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong people are ‘distressed’ and ‘disillusioned,’ says pro-democracy ex-lawmaker
Emily Lau, a former Democratic Party member of the Hong Kong Legislative Council, said some people fear they have lost important freedoms. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong activists plead guilty but say ‘history will absolve us’
Photograph: Liau Chung-ren/Zuma Wire/Rex/Shutterstock A prominent Hong Kong activist, Lee Cheuk-yan has declared “history will absolve” those on trial, after he pleaded guilty with the media mogul ... ( read original story ...)
History will absolve us, says former Hong Kong MP after guilty plea
Three Hong Kong democracy advocates have admitted in court to participating in an unauthorised rally during protests in 2019, but one added: “History will judge us not guilty”. Amid a continuing ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong activists plead guilty to joining democracy rally
HONG KONG (AP) — Three veteran Hong Kong pro-democracy activists, including well-known publisher Jimmy Lai, have pleaded guilty to taking party in an unauthorized rally that resulted in violence ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Courts the Rich as China Tightens Its Grip
Beijing, which can’t afford to let its attack on civil liberties scare away global banks and financiers, is offering them a big tax break and other perks. ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus: Hong Kong should look at halting AstraZeneca jabs order, vaccine expert says; city faces about 10 new Covid-19 cases
Hong Kong should consider halting its order for AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 shots and focus instead on securing supplies of second-generation jabs that protect against mutated virus strains, according to a ... ( read original story ...)
Former Hong Kong lawmaker says many people are now ‘too afraid to speak up’
Emily Lau, a former Democratic Party member of Hong Kong's Legislative Council, said companies should speak up against policies that affect the business environment in the city. Got a confidential ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai pleads guilty to illegal assembly
HONG KONG (Xinhua): Media tycoon Jimmy Lai and two others on Wednesday (April 7) pleaded guilty to participating in an unauthorised assembly in August 2019. Lai, activist Lee Cheuk-yan, and part-time ... ( read original story ...)
Nasdaq-listed Chinese travel site Trip.com files for Hong Kong secondary listing
Chinese travel booking site Trip.com has filed for a secondary listing in Hong Kong. A number of U.S.-listed Chinese technology companies have done secondary listings in Hong Kong including Alibaba, ... ( read original story ...)