Simon Cheng was held during the height of the Hong Kong protests last year, and his treatment highlighted concerns about China’s legal system.
Britain creates citizenship path for Hong Kong residents after China imposes new law
Britain will create a path to citizenship for some 3 million Hong Kong residents, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Wednesday.
Why China’s national security law could change Hong Kong forever
Forty days after the Chinese government said it would pass a national security law for Hong Kong, that legislation is now in force, with potentially massive ramifications for the city’s political …
China-Sanctions Bill on Hong Kong Law Passed by U.S. House
The U.S. House of Representatives passed by unanimous consent a bill imposing sanctions on banks that do business with Chinese officials involved in cracking down on pro-democracy protesters in Hong …
Hong Kong: What is behind the UK’s citizenship offer?
Why is Hong Kong worried? Political battle looming over UK China relations; It was notable not one MP in the Ho …
How China’s national security law could change Hong Kong forever
Hong Kong’s status as a world financial hub looks to be under threat. Beijing has expedited a new national security law, which some experts warn has the potential to erode the very structure that …
Former DOD policy analyst weighs in on Hong Kong fallout
CNBC’s Eunice Yoon reports on tensions in Hong Kong and Dewardric McNeal, Longview Global, discusses the fallout. With CNBC’s Dominic Chu and the Fast Money traders, Guy Adami, Tim Seymour, Dan Nathan …
300 arrested in Hong Kong protests
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Europe Travel, Hong Kong Law, Russia: Your Wednesday Briefing
Good morning. We’re covering Europe’s reopening to travelers (but not Americans), China’s sweeping security law for Hong Kong and why Russian internet stars are keeping their distance from Putin. The …
China’s New Security Law Erodes Media Freedoms in Hong Kong
In a new era of tighter Chinese government control of Hong Kong, the city is likely to see the sun set on broad media freedoms it has enjoyed since the 1997 handover to Chinese control.