The proposed law is aimed at ensuring that residents of Hong Kong, a semi-autonomous Chinese territory, respect China’s national anthem. Under the bill, those who use the anthem for commercial …
Hong Kong will make it illegal to boo the Chinese national anthem
Fears of more protests as Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam prioritises a controversial law making it illegal to disrespect China’s national anthem …
Hundreds arrested as Hong Kong pro-democracy protests return
Riot police raise their pepper spray projectile inside a shopping mall as they disperse anti-government protesters during a rally in Hong Kong, May 10. Hong Kong authorities said they arrested 230 peo …
Hong Kong police arrest more than 200 in renewed protests
HONG KONG — More than 200 people were arrested during anti-government protests in Hong Kong on Sunday night, police said, as authorities seek to prevent a revival of last year’s massive …
230 Arrested In Hong Kong’s First Major Protests Since Virus Began
Hong Kong police arrested hundreds of people during weekend democracy protests — including a 12-year-old boy — officials said Monday, in the first major political unrest since the coronavirus …
Carrie Lam blames Hong Kong education system for fuelling protests
Beijing leader pledges to overhaul school system, after weekend of heavy-handed police action …
Hong Kong police arrest more than 200 as protests return
RCOM Homepage UK Hong Kong police arrest more than 200 as protests return. Posted . More than 200 people were arrested in Hong Kong during pro-democracy protests across the city o …
More Than 200 Pro-Democracy Protesters Arrested in Hong Kong
More than 200 pro-democracy protesters were arrested in Hong Kong Sunday night after staging a sit-in at a shopping mall in the city’s Mong Kok district. Authorities say about 230 protesters between …
Knight Frank discusses pandemic impact on Hong Kong’s property market
Martin Wong of Knight Frank discusses the outlook for Hong Kong’s office and residential property market given the economic impact from the coronavirus pandemic.
For Hong Kong protesters, the right thing to do for the city now is stay at home
As Hong Kong tries to keep its population safe and recover from the economic downturn caused by Covid-19, a replay of the havoc caused by last year’s protest movement is the last thing the city needs.