投稿者: Helen Davidson
Apple Daily founder and pro-democracy activist returns to office following arrest under national security lawThe Hong Kong pro-democracy figure and media mogul Jimmy Lai received a hero’s welcome as he returned to his newspaper after being arrested on …
Demosisto co-founder and 23-year-old protest veteran faces an uncertain future after being arrested under new security lawsAgnes Chow, the Hong Kong activist arrested this week along with media tycoon Jimmy Lai, has become a prominent figure in the cit…
The media mogul has had repeated run-ins with authorities and has vowed to resist rule by the mainlandHong Kong national security police have arrested media tycoon Jimmy Lai under suspicion of colluding with foreign forces. It marks the most high-profi…
Merdan Ghappar’s texts and videos reveal shocking conditions in Xinjiang internment campsRare footage and text messages secretly sent by a detained Uighur man show chilling evidence of human rights violations by China, as global scrutiny of the situati…
Foreign affairs spokesman accuses US of hypocrisy and editorial in state-run newspaper decries choice between submission at ‘mortal combat’The US has offered China the “choice of submission or mortal combat in the tech realm”, state media in Beijing ha…
Infections in the province grow daily, with concerns that any cases inside Uighur internment camps may never be made publicCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageRising numbers of Covid-19 cases in the Xinjiang region has sparked f…
Observers link apparent decision to growing hostilities between UK and ChinaChinese state television appears to have demoted broadcasts of Premier League matches to lesser watched channels amid deepening hostilities with the UK.Bloomberg reported on Th…
Home secretary Priti Patel says BNO visa changes were ‘proportionate response’ to China’s increasing control over the cityThe British government has outlined its pathway to citizenship for millions of overseas nationals in Hong Kong wanting to flee gro…
Exclusive: Sanctions on China and companies operating there, along with use of treaty agreements, can bring Beijing to account, British barristers argueThe international community is legally obliged to take action on China’s alleged abuse of Uighur and…
Distributor of popular music game ‘strongly condemns’ director who hid message in song uploaded to personal account A popular mobile music game has been removed in China for “rectification and internal evaluation” after it emerged its music director wr…
Ambassador to London calls extradition treaty suspension ‘blatant’ interference in Chinese affairs and a contravention of international lawChina’s ambassador has accused the UK government of blatantly interfering in China’s internal affairs by suspendi…
Panic spreads after more than 500 new cases recorded in past two weeks, most of them localCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageOnce named in the same breath as Taiwan and Singapore as an early example of successful virus control,…
New national security laws prompt US media organisation to shift a third of its operation to South KoreaThe New York Times is moving part of its Hong Kong bureau to Seoul, amid growing concern about the impact of new national security laws on the freed…
City’s leader announces investigation into vote that has been seen as an act of opposition to new security laws China has declared primaries held by Hong Kong’s pro-democratic parties on the weekend “illegal” and the city’s leader has announced an inve…
Republican senators among those hit by sanctions brought in response to US measures The Chinese government has announced sanctions against US officials, including the Republican senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, in response to US sanctions over Beijin…