Letters sent by Lieutenant General Kuribayashi from Iwo Jima silently illustrate the pain of one family and its efforts to preserve these historical records.
Ronson Chan's resignation as HKJA chair and Selina Cheng's dismissal from the WSJ underscore the state of press freedom in Hong Kong as it continues to...
A Hong Kong court convicted 14 individuals who wanted to introduce universal suffrage and democratic elections for the LegCo chief executive and members.
The new law introduces harsher penalties for vaguely defined offenses, raising concerns about arbitrary enforcement and escalating repression in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong released Agnes Chow from prison in 2021. She recounts her ordeal since, including a forced propaganda tour and her painful decision to leave the...
A Hong Kong protest song was played instead of China's national anthem at an international rugby match, turning some red with fury and others blue with...
Like in the movie Sunflower, war is tearing families and loved ones apart. Except what is happening in Ukraine is not in a movie but real...
“It may look like Hong Kong has become peaceful, but that’s because there is no way for citizens to vent their frustration. Eventually it will explode.”
Those identified from protests in 2019 face continuing fears of retribution under the now-authoritarian regime in Hong Kong that is focused on China’s priority of “social...
“The job of a teacher became exclusively to raise patriots. Only foreign countries were allowed to be criticized,” says a Hong Kong teacher of 20 years
Zheng Qiang (not his real name) was being pressured by a mainland state agent to spy on his colleagues at the pro-democracy Apply Daily. He quit...
Apple Daily, known for its critical coverage of China, sold a staggering 1 million copies of its final edition, symbolizing Hong Kong’s lost freedom.