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Hong Kong Occupy Central

  • New Blood Injected Into Hong Kong District Council as Voter Turnout Breaks New Record
    New Blood Injected Into Hong Kong District Council as Voter Turnout Breaks New Record
    The effect of last year’s Occupy Central Movement for democracy in Hong Kong was manifested in the results of the District Council election held last Sunday.
    November 27, 2015BY Stanley Ng
  • Beijing Uses Cultural Revolution-Style Tactics in University of Hong Kong Controversy
    Beijing Uses Cultural Revolution-Style Tactics in University of Hong Kong Controversy
    The same tactics of propaganda and public criticism that were used in China’s Cultural Revolution are being brought ...
    August 17, 2015BY Lin Yi
  • Cheers, Tears, and Jeers, What’s Next for Hong Kong Post-Election Plan Veto
    Cheers, Tears, and Jeers, What’s Next for Hong Kong Post-Election Plan Veto
    No drama was expected when Hong Kong politicians cast their vote on a political reform plan for the ...
    June 19, 2015BY Larry Ong
  • Occupy Hong Kong Ended Three Months Ago—but Don’t Tell These Guys
    Occupy Hong Kong Ended Three Months Ago—but Don’t Tell These Guys
    Pro-democracy protesters promised to return when police evicted them from streets after a nearly three-month sleep-in. But some ...
    March 30, 2015BY Larry Ong
  • Veto Looks Likely for Hong Kong Electoral Reform Package
    Veto Looks Likely for Hong Kong Electoral Reform Package
    HONG KONG—Pan-democrats in Hong Kong's Legislative Council (LegCo) have said they will veto a Beijing reform package that ...
    March 11, 2015BY Lin Yi
  • Hong Kong Police Use Pepper Spray, Make Arrests in Yuen Long Protest
    Hong Kong Police Use Pepper Spray, Make Arrests in Yuen Long Protest
    Hong Kong police arrested 33 people on Sunday after scuffles broke out at a protest in a border ...
    March 1, 2015BY The Associated Press
  • ‘Glory at the End’: Yellow Umbrellas Raised at ‘Selma’ Hong Kong Premiere
    ‘Glory at the End’: Yellow Umbrellas Raised at ‘Selma’ Hong Kong Premiere
    HONG KONG—Five days after rapper Common sent a shout-out to the Hong Kong pro-democracy demonstrators during an Oscars ...
    February 27, 2015BY Larry Ong
  • Hong Kong Finance Chief Doles Out Sweeteners in Post-Occupy Protest Budget
    Hong Kong Finance Chief Doles Out Sweeteners in Post-Occupy Protest Budget
    On the back of a sizable budget surplus, Hong Kong's finance secretary announced handouts and tax cuts for ...
    February 26, 2015BY Larry Ong
  • A Chinese ‘Unicorn’ Mascot Sends Hong Kong Lawmaker Flying
    A Chinese ‘Unicorn’ Mascot Sends Hong Kong Lawmaker Flying
    Unpopular pro-establishment Hong Kong lawmaker Regina Ip experienced a smashing start to the Year of the Sheep.
    February 20, 2015BY Larry Ong
  • Joshua Wong’s Girlfriend Latest Hong Kong Teen Activist Facing Travel Troubles
    Joshua Wong’s Girlfriend Latest Hong Kong Teen Activist Facing Travel Troubles
    The girlfriend of Hong Kong's most famous pro-democracy teen activist joined the list of Hong Kong students barred ...
    February 18, 2015BY Larry Ong
  • ‘Be Like Sheep,’ ‘Wolf’ of Hong Kong CY Leung Tells His Flock
    ‘Be Like Sheep,’ ‘Wolf’ of Hong Kong CY Leung Tells His Flock
    Hong Kong's "wolf" just unsettled the city's residents by asking them to take after this Lunar New Year's ...
    February 18, 2015BY Larry Ong
  • Popping the Red Pill: Hong Kong Professionals Get Organized for Democracy Post-Occupy
    Popping the Red Pill: Hong Kong Professionals Get Organized for Democracy Post-Occupy
    Hong Kong's professionals barely, if ever, let their thoughts stray to politics. This year though, the switch was ...
    February 10, 2015BY Larry Ong
  • Silent Photos, Deafening Bellow: Protest Art of Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement Endures in New Book
    Silent Photos, Deafening Bellow: Protest Art of Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement Endures in New Book
    The Umbrella Movement didn't just politically awaken Hongkongers; it also brought out their artistic side.
    February 8, 2015BY Caroline Zhang
  • This Lunar New Year, Hong Kong Leader CY Leung Won’t Be Gracing Anyone’s Bathrooms
    This Lunar New Year, Hong Kong Leader CY Leung Won’t Be Gracing Anyone’s Bathrooms
    Chinese authorities have seized a large quantity of toilet paper and tissues packets bearing the image of embattled ...
    February 7, 2015BY Didi Tang
  • Joshua Wong Said to Give Talk in America
    Joshua Wong Said to Give Talk in America
    The Umbrella Movement's poster boy could be giving a talk on the pro-democracy campaign—8,000 miles away from Hong ...
    February 5, 2015BY Larry Ong
  • Tiananmen Out, Alibaba In: Hong Kong Newspaper Staff Slams Editor’s Top Story Swap
    Tiananmen Out, Alibaba In: Hong Kong Newspaper Staff Slams Editor’s Top Story Swap
    In a time of declining press freedoms in Hong Kong, the staff of a local broadsheet has called ...
    February 2, 2015BY Larry Ong
  • Hongkongers Raise Umbrellas, March to Protest Beijing’s Democracy Plan
    Hongkongers Raise Umbrellas, March to Protest Beijing’s Democracy Plan
    Pro-democracy demonstrators returned to Hong Kong's streets Sunday in the first major rally since the 79-day long mass ...
    February 1, 2015BY Larry Ong
  • Self-Determination? That’s the Chief Executive’s Idea, Says Hong Kong Student Magazine
    Self-Determination? That’s the Chief Executive’s Idea, Says Hong Kong Student Magazine
    Our discussion of Hong Kong independence is limited and purely academic, says a local student publication, but it ...
    January 30, 2015BY Larry Ong
  • Hong Kong Police Chief Slammed for Political Use of Force, Fearmongering
    Hong Kong Police Chief Slammed for Political Use of Force, Fearmongering
    Crime rates are down, but the city's increasingly mutinous, says Hong Kong police chief. Pro-democracy lawmakers disagree with ...
    January 29, 2015BY Larry Ong
  • Joshua Wong’s ‘Political’ Talk is Fine, Says Hong Kong School Principal
    Joshua Wong’s ‘Political’ Talk is Fine, Says Hong Kong School Principal
    After a minor protest, a Hong Kong middle school principal has defended the school's decision to invite Joshua ...
    January 29, 2015BY Larry Ong
  • Hong Kong Financier: Hongkongers Are Not China’s Enemies
    Hong Kong Financier: Hongkongers Are Not China’s Enemies
    The Chinese regime shouldn't see the people of Hong Kong as bitter foes because they are only asking ...
    January 29, 2015BY Larry Ong
  • Seeking to Save Record of Occupy Central From Destruction
    Seeking to Save Record of Occupy Central From Destruction
    Chu Fook-keung, former Director of Government Records Service of Hong Kong, is trying to prevent the Hong Kong ...
    January 28, 2015BY Epoch Times Staff
  • Joshua Wong: Guest Speaker, Gundam Builder, ISIL ‘Hostage’?
    Joshua Wong: Guest Speaker, Gundam Builder, ISIL ‘Hostage’?
    What's Joshua Wong up to these days? About a month and a half after the 79-day long Occupy ...
    January 27, 2015BY Larry Ong
  • Hong Kong’s Free Press Shackled by China, Reports Say
    Hong Kong’s Free Press Shackled by China, Reports Say
    2014 was a watershed year for Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement and the press—a positive experience for the former, ...
    January 26, 2015BY Larry Ong
  • At the Hong Kong Marathon, a Call for True Democracy
    At the Hong Kong Marathon, a Call for True Democracy
    Dozens of pro-democracy activists showed up at the annual Hong Kong Marathon early morning Sunday to call for ...
    January 25, 2015BY Larry Ong
  • Violence Against Media in Hong Kong Is Seen as Tied to China
    Violence Against Media in Hong Kong Is Seen as Tied to China
    A spate of violence against media companies in Hong Kong is being seen as a new round of ...
    January 25, 2015BY Lum Yee-heung
  • Occupy Central Leaders ‘Arrested’ and Let Off for Hong Kong Protests
    Occupy Central Leaders ‘Arrested’ and Let Off for Hong Kong Protests
    The three co-founders of a prominent group in Hong Kong's 79-day long pro-democracy street protests surrendered to the ...
    January 24, 2015BY Larry Ong
TOP NEWS
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    House Adopts Budget Blueprint for $95 Billion Reconciliation Package
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