Tag: Hong Kong activists
EXPLAINED: How the umbrella became a Hong Kong protest symbol
10 years ago, demonstrators in Hong Kong used umbrellas to protect against pepper spray – and images went viral.
Hong Kong protest leader Agnes Chow skips bail and leaves the...
The activist revealed that she had left Hong Kong in September to study in Canada and would not be returning to Hong Kong
UN ‘very troubled’ over mass trial of Hong Kong democracy activists
According to the U.S.-based Hong Kong Democracy Council, 1,618 of those defendants are classed as political prisoners
Hong Kong leader says wanted activists should give up or live...
Hong Kong's national security law has led to the shutdown of civil society groups, political parties, and pro-democracy media outlets
Cardinal Zen’s trial reopens in Hong Kong
The prosecution argued that the Fund needed to be registered with the police because of its “massive” size and “systematic” mode of operation
Hong Kong pastor, housewife jailed over ‘seditious’ court applause
More than 200 people have been arrested on national security charges since mid-2020
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
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
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