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 Luby Max 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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Human Rights
Pompeo Says China’s Blaming U.S. for Hong Kong Protests Is Ludicrous
by Jack Robertsby Jack RobertsU.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has dismissed Beijing’s accusations that the United States is behind the ongoing …
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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 Londonby 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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Traditions
Mooncakes Act as Hong Kong Peoples’ Voice Against Extradition Bill
by Helen Londonby Helen LondonEating mooncakes during the Mid-Autumn Festival is a traditional custom in China. This custom began in the Yuan …
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ChinaArts
Cartoonist’s Poster ‘Hong Kong Withstand’ Is a Tribute to the People of Hong Kong
by Max Luby Max LuProtesters in Hong Kong held continuing rallies on July 1 and July 7 against the country’s extradition policies. …
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Beijing’s increasing interference in Hong Kong is something that has been making businesses and the wealthy sections of …