Tag: Hong Kong national security law
Court ruling on protest fund prompts wider civil society concerns in...
Trustees plan a final appeal after judges rejected claims that registration rules impose disproportionate limits on association rights
Jimmy Lai convicted of national security charges in Hong Kong
He now faces a maximum penalty of life in prison and will be sentenced at a later date. He can appeal the charges
Hong Kong police say investigations into families of exiled activists are...
Authorities placed bounties on six pro-democracy figures living abroad for allegedly violating the Chinese city's national security laws
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 court rejects Catholic democracy activist Jimmy Lai’s appeal of...
“Mr. Lai’s persecution for supporting pro-democracy causes through his newspaper and in other forums has gone on long enough"
Jimmy Lai biographer: Trial is a ‘sham,’ but faith gives him...
“I think there’s no case to offer,” he added. “But of course, I’m not a national security law judge in Hong Kong.”
Hong Kong arrests 291 for endangering national security in past 4...
Cardinal Joseph Zen, 90, and 15-year-old Form Three student arrested under national security law
Hong Kong: ‘exemplary’ punishments for 2019 while the national security law...
In recent days, concerns have been expressed about its impact on religious communities, for example regarding "confessional secrecy"
Hong Kong unveils new national security law with tough penalties
Nearly 300 people have been arrested and more than 170 charged since the Beijing-imposed security law came into force.
Rare Hong Kong protest sounds alarm on new security law
"National security is important to the people, but it must be based on democracy, freedom and rule of law," said activist Chan Po-ying
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