Tag: Hong Kong national security law

Cardinal Joseph Zen, 90, and 15-year-old Form Three student arrested under national security law

In recent days, concerns have been expressed about its impact on religious communities, for example regarding "confessional secrecy"

Nearly 300 people have been arrested and more than 170 charged since the Beijing-imposed security law came into force.

"National security is important to the people, but it must be based on democracy, freedom and rule of law," said activist Chan Po-ying

In addition to persecuting Christians, the Chinese Communist Party is accused of persecuting Uyghur Muslims and followers of Falun Gong

There are several Chinese Communist Party (CCP) initiatives that indicate the party wants to take away Hong Kongers’ freedom of religion

In the city’s first national security trial, the courts determined that the phrase could incite others to commit secession

The recent appearance of two political prisoners in a television program has led many to believe that the mainland Chinese practice of “televised confessions” has found...

The activist revealed that she had left Hong Kong in September to study in Canada and would not be returning to Hong Kong

The sharp drop in voters was seen as an indication that the public felt their votes would not have any real influence