Tag: Hong Kong
Kardinal Zen pulang dari Vatikan dengan tangan kosong
Kardinal Joseph Zen Ze-kiun dari Hong Kong pulang dari kunjungan empat hari ke Roma tidak membawa apa-apa selain harapan bahwa Takhta Suci akan mengatasi masalah yang dihadapi oleh Gereja di Tiongkok.
Hong Kong cardinal returns home empty-handed from trip to Vatican
Message was left for the pope asking for a new bishop for the Chinese city
Families call for access to Hong Kong relatives detained in China
Lawyers they’d chosen were pressured by Chinese authorities to drop the case, families say
China rebuked by West at UN rights forum on Hong Kong,...
European Union, Britain, Australia and Canada were among those voicing mounting concerns about both areas
A Hong Kong protester’s farewell note and failed escape
Young man among 12 activists now in custody of Chinese authorities after a failed attempt to flee by boat to Taiwan
Hong Kong democracy activist Joshua Wong arrested for 2019 illegal assembly
Wong was just 17 years old when he became the face of the 2014 student-led Umbrella Movement democracy protests
Anger as Hong Kong court keeps ‘discriminatory’ live-in rule for migrant...
Compulsory rule exposes foreign maids to conditions akin to modern slavery, labor rights advocates say
COVID-19 drives many of Hong Kong’s social enterprises to the wall
One in four social enterprises expect to run out of cash flow within three months if pandemic continues to affect revenue
Hong Kong activists appear in court over banned Tiananmen vigil
It was the first time the vigil had been banned in Hong Kong, with police citing coronavirus restrictions as the reason for not granting permission
Hong Kong police fire pepper balls at protesters opposed to election...
Hundreds of marchers waved placards and chanted popular anti-govt slogans such as ‘liberate Hong Kong’