2 organizers of Hong Kong’s Tiananmen vigils convicted in national security case - AP News

2 organizers of Hong Kong’s Tiananmen vigils convicted in national security case  AP News

These bookshops let Chinese readers question their country - now the doors are closing

For some mainlanders, Hong Kong's independent bookstores are a window into a different, freer world.

‘She’s not afraid of anyone’: the prison writings of one of Hong Kong’s last outspoken democracy activists

Chow Hang-tung has been detained since 2021, and written about everything from clothes to Tiananmen Square and the meaning of freedom Tiananmen Square vigil organisers in Hong Kong found guilty of ‘inciting subversion’ In one essay written from prison, Chow Hang-tung worries about her hairstyle before court appearances because there are no combs or mirrors in her cell. “In a place like prison, where anything that is personal is stripped away, it’s even more important to hold on to every mea...

By Amy Hawkins in Beijing

Hong Kong democracy leaders found guilty of ‘subversion’ - The Times

Hong Kong democracy leaders found guilty of ‘subversion’  The Times

Hong Kong physiotherapists face job crunch amid oversupply and budget cuts

Hong Kong physiotherapy graduates are facing a job crunch amid ongoing healthcare budget cuts and a surge in new practitioners entering the industry, with one representative saying 60 applicants had competed for one position in a remote care facility for elderly residents. Data also showed that the proportion of applicants admitted to Polytechnic University’s (PolyU) prestigious physiotherapy programme who ranked it among their top three choices – known as “Band A” – fell by around 9 percenta...

By William Yiu

5 things to know about the Chinese e-commerce juggernaut Shein ahead of its IPO

The fast-fashion giant is targeting a listing in Hong Kong by Sept. 1. It’s been trying to go public for four years.

By Nora Redmond

Conviction of Hong Kong Tiananmen vigil activists draws approval from gov’t, concern from overseas human rights groups

The conviction of two pro-democracy figures who organised Hong Kong’s Tiananmen vigils has prompted wide approval from government officials. Activists and overseas human rights groups, however, have expressed concern about what they see as declining freedoms in the city. Chow Hang-tung and Lee Cheuk-yan, both former leaders of the now-defunct Hong Kong Alliance in Support […]

By Hong Kong Free Press

HK convicts Tiananmen vigil leaders of subversion

HK alliance, its ex-leaders found guilty of inciting subversion - China Daily

HK alliance, its ex-leaders found guilty of inciting subversion  China Daily

‘Hong Kong Alliance’ found guilty of inciting subversion; verdict clarifies boundaries between free speech and national security - Global Times

‘Hong Kong Alliance’ found guilty of inciting subversion; verdict clarifies boundaries between free speech and national security  Global Times

Asia's fashion extravaganza CENTRESTAGE returns in September

Asia’s premier annual fashion event CENTRESTAGE--organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council ...

Hong Kong activists convicted as EU slams solitary confinement, denial of bail - The Brussels Times

Hong Kong activists convicted as EU slams solitary confinement, denial of bail  The Brussels Times