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  • Hong Kong Government Suspected of Luring Mainland Billionaires to Transfer Money in the Guise of Charity
    Hong Kong Government Suspected of Luring Mainland Billionaires to Transfer Money in the Guise of Charity
    The Hong Kong Jockey Club announced at an International Charity Forum held in Hong Kong on Sept. 11 that it would allocate HK$5 billion (US$640 million) as an initial fund ...
    September 19, 2023BY Ying Cheung
  • Hong Kong Government Distributes 60,000 New ‘National Security’ Picture Books to Sell CCP’s One-Party Rule to Students
    Hong Kong Government Distributes 60,000 New ‘National Security’ Picture Books to Sell CCP’s One-Party Rule to Students
    As the third anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)-imposed Hong Kong National Security Law approaches, authorities have ...
    June 16, 2023BY Nie Law, Ying Cheung and Summer Lawson
  • HKDC Blocked from Internet After Criticizing Foreign Firms for Helping HK Government Suppress Human Rights
    HKDC Blocked from Internet After Criticizing Foreign Firms for Helping HK Government Suppress Human Rights
    The Hong Kong Democracy Council (HKDC), an American non-government organization with a number of exiled Hong Kong pro-democracy ...
    October 30, 2022BY Nie Law, Shan Lam and Harry McKenny
  • Outdoor Screening of Batman Movie ‘The Dark Knight’ Banned by Hong Kong Government
    Outdoor Screening of Batman Movie ‘The Dark Knight’ Banned by Hong Kong Government
    The Hong Kong government banned an outdoor screening of the 2008 Batman movie "The Dark Knight," scheduled for ...
    October 21, 2022BY Vincent Lam
  • HKGov Hires 2,000 Political Assistants: All Must Know Basic Law and National Security Law
    HKGov Hires 2,000 Political Assistants: All Must Know Basic Law and National Security Law
    The Civil Service Bureau (CSB) of the Hong Kong government (HKGov) announced on July 29 that a recruitment ...
    August 2, 2022BY Danny Tang
  • A Hong Kong Teachers’ Association Dissolved by National Security Law
    A Hong Kong Teachers’ Association Dissolved by National Security Law
    The year 2023 will be the last year for Hong Kong senior secondary school students to take the ...
    July 22, 2022BY Teresa Zhang
  • Required to Pledge Allegiance by Oath, 129 Public Servants and 535 Contractors Have Left the Government Last Year
    Required to Pledge Allegiance by Oath, 129 Public Servants and 535 Contractors Have Left the Government Last Year
    Over a hundred (129 to be exact) Hong Kong civil servants and 535 non-civil servant government employees have left ...
    June 18, 2022BY Danny Tang
  • Hong Kong Is No Longer a Democracy Protest—It’s a Fight for Freedom | Paul Greaney, Crossroads
    Hong Kong Is No Longer a Democracy Protest—It’s a Fight for Freedom | Paul Greaney, Crossroads
    In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Paul Greaney, an anchor with NTD Television, about his recent ...
    January 21, 2020BY Joshua Philipp
  • Officials Around the World Voice Concerns Over Hong Kong’s Mask Ban
    Officials Around the World Voice Concerns Over Hong Kong’s Mask Ban
    The Hong Kong government’s decision to invoke an emergency law to ban people from wearing face masks in ...
    October 4, 2019BY Eva Fu
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