HONG KONG SECURITY LAW: BEIJING'S CRUSHING OF DISSENT
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Hong Kong court convicts Cardinal Zen and five other democracy advocates
The ruling in Cardinal Zen’s trial can be seen as “a prelude to more legal troubles"
Hong Kong pastor, housewife jailed over ‘seditious’ court applause
More than 200 people have been arrested on national security charges since mid-2020
UN calls on China to repeal draconian Hong Kong ‘national security’...
The law has led to the arrests of more than 200, including 12 children, amid an ongoing crackdown on dissent
Cardinal Zen’s arrest deepens alarm over Hong Kong crackdown
Cardinal Zen and his colleagues join more than 180 Hong Kongers arrested under the national security law to date
Danish artist tries to reclaim Tiananmen tribute from Hong Kong University
The artist of the "Pillar of Shame" said he isn't being given enough time to remove the sculpture
Hong Kong’s Tiananmen vigil organizer disbands
The Hong Kong Alliance was one of the most prominent symbols of the city's former political plurality
Hong Kong police order Tiananmen vigil group to delete websites
The Hong Kong Alliance is the latest opposition group to be targeted by a sweeping national security law
Hong Kong to create more national security offenses, says official
China imposed a sweeping national security law on Hong Kong last year in response to huge and often violent democracy protests
Hong Kong to censor critical movies under National Security Law
If passed, the amended law will "consider whether the exhibition of a film would be contrary to the interests of national security"
Hong Kong democracy activist: Most of my friends have been detained
More than 10,000 people have been arrested in Hong Kong since the 2019 anti-government protest movement
Hong Kong police refuse permission for rally to mark handover
This year's anniversary is particularly sensitive as it coincides with events to mark the centenary of the Chinese Communist Party
Trial of first person charged under Hong Kong’s national security law...
The case of Tong Ying-kit is seen as a departure from Hong Kong's common law traditions, as he was denied bail and a jury
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