It’s been three months since Hong Kong’s anti-extradition bill protests began. The country’s Chief Executive, Carrie Lam — …
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The boy on the overpass On August 18, torrential rain didn’t stop 1.7 million Hong Kong people from …
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Human Rights
Chinese Military Closing In: Is It the End of Hong Kong’s Basic Law?
by Max LubyMax LuWith the protests in Hong Kong entering the eleventh week, China is reportedly conducting military drills near the …
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“Shouldn’t we worry about the mainland sending troops to Hong Kong, as Hongkongers? If the army is needed …
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Two months have passed since the first anti-extradition Hong Kong protests on June 9. For 10 consecutive weeks, …
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On July 24, a group of Hong Kong’s civil servants issued open letters criticizing the Hong Kong government …
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Hong Kong Defiant: Protesters Wave American Flags Against CCP Interference
by Max LubyMax LuAs protesters continue to rail against the Hong Kong government, many people were surprised to see a few …
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Hong Kong police are facing intense criticism after they charged into peaceful demonstrators and beat them up. Protestors …
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Human Rights
Thugs for Hire Attack Anti-Extradition Protesters on Hong Kong’s Darkest Day
by Helen LondonOn July 21, 430,000 Hong Kong people joined an anti-extradition protest in Hong Kong. At about 9 p.m., …
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Eating mooncakes during the Mid-Autumn Festival is a traditional custom in China. This custom began in the Yuan …