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All Nine Defendants Plead Not Guilty on First Day of Umbrella Movement Trial

All Nine Defendants Plead Not Guilty on First Day of Umbrella Movement Trial

by Editor | Nov 22, 2018 | Hong Kong

Holmes Chan  |  Hong Kong Free Press Nine activists and politicians involved in Hong Kong’s 2014 pro-democracy Umbrella Movement pleaded not guilty to their public nuisance charges on Monday. At the start of what is expected to be a 20-day trial, the prosecution...
‘I Am Prepared to Go to Jail’: Occupy Co-Founder Prof. Chan Kin-man Gives Final Lecture Ahead of Trial

‘I Am Prepared to Go to Jail’: Occupy Co-Founder Prof. Chan Kin-man Gives Final Lecture Ahead of Trial

by Editor | Nov 18, 2018 | Communist Regime, Hong Kong

Kris Cheng  |  Hong Kong Free Press Pro-democracy activists will come out stronger if they are not crushed, Occupy co-founder Chan Kin-man said on Wednesday at a talk ahead of his upcoming trial over the 2014 protests. Speaking to a full house of over 600 people, with...
Badiucao – the Interview: ‘I Think We Are Witnessing the Dying of Hong Kong’

Badiucao – the Interview: ‘I Think We Are Witnessing the Dying of Hong Kong’

by Editor | Nov 5, 2018 | Censorship, Hong Kong

Hong Kong Free Press Editor’s note: This interview with Chinese cartoonist Badiucao was conducted and written last week before his debut solo exhibition was canceled on Friday amid safety fears.  Artist-provocateur Badiucao might have penned some of the most daring...
US says Hong Kong bid to expel Financial Times journalist ‘deeply troubling’, as activists stage protest

US says Hong Kong bid to expel Financial Times journalist ‘deeply troubling’, as activists stage protest

by Editor | Oct 8, 2018 | Censorship, Hong Kong

Kris Cheng  |  Hong Kong Free Press The US Consulate General in Hong Kong has said the government’s decision not to renew a work visa for the Financial Times’ Asia News Editor is “deeply troubling,” as activists staged a protest on Saturday. Victor Mallet, a British...
Landmark Court Victory Upholds Hong Kong’s Freedom of Expression Amid Beijing’s Increased Pressure

Landmark Court Victory Upholds Hong Kong’s Freedom of Expression Amid Beijing’s Increased Pressure

by Editor | Sep 16, 2018 | Censorship, Hong Kong

ANNIE WU  |  EPOCH TIMES After a five-year legal battle in Hong Kong court, a major victory was won for freedom of speech, assembly, and protest on Aug. 31. Adherents of the Falun Gong spiritual group—which is banned and heavily persecuted in mainland China—filed a...
Two Members of Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Party Held, Questioned in China

Two Members of Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Party Held, Questioned in China

by Editor | Aug 31, 2018 | Communist Regime, Hong Kong

Lau Siu-fung  |  Radio Free Asia Two members of a political party formed by the leaders of the 2014 pro-democracy Umbrella Movement in Hong Kong were detained recently by state security police across the internal immigration border in mainland China, it said in a...
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