Tag: Hong Kong

China have been trying to sell the idea of “religion with Chinese characteristics” to Catholics in line with the policy of "enculturation"

CitizenNews is the third media outlet to shutter as Beijing oversees a sweeping crackdown on dissent

Beijing has in recent years tightened control over the island territory and cracked down on dissent

Suppression of Hong Kong's local press has increased in the wake of 2019's huge and often violent democracy protests

The "Pillar of Shame" by Jens Galschiot has sat on the University of Hong Kong's campus since 1997

Just over 1.3 million registered voters, or 29.28 percent, had cast their ballots in geographical constituencies by 9.30 p.m.

What can we expect from Bishop Stephen Chow Sau-yan of Hong Kong?

"Everything happening in Hong Kong is a warning to the world, showing the speed at which totalitarianism can destroy a free and open society"

Bishop Stephen Chow Sau-yan was ordained a bishop in Hong Kong’s Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception on Saturday

More than 100 titles are believed to have disappeared from Hong Kong's network of public libraries since July 1, 2020