Tag: Hong Kong

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...

Cardinal Chow expressed hope for more intense collaborations and exchanges among Catholic communities in Hong Kong, Beijing

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

The bishops emphasized that Lai had been prosecuted for supporting democracy through his media outlets and public interventions

According to the U.S.-based Hong Kong Democracy Council, 1,618 of those defendants are classed as political prisoners

The birth of a Catholic University in Hong Kong is a project to which today's Card Stephen Chow had already worked

Bishop Chow Sau-yan recognized the important role of the Catholic Church in Hong Kong as a "bridging church"

Police arrested two men aged 33 and 59 in Tai Po on suspicion of "colluding with the 612 Humanitarian Relief Fund to receive donations

The hawkish stance of writing “soft resistance” into law made the pro-establishment sector anxious about the future of Hong Kong