Hong Kong protests
Hong Kong court sentences man to 3 months jail for insulting national anthem
The court heard how Cheng had uploaded a YouTube video in which he substituted China's national anthem with a popular protest song, "Glory to Hong Kong."
Tiananmen Square anniversary: Tensions in the new era - analysis
Police detain 23 people in Hong Kong on Tiananmen anniversary
China gives Hong Kong leader power to bar overseas lawyers in national security cases
Hong Kong's next leader endorsed by pro-Beijing elites
Hong Kong's leader-in-waiting, John Lee, the sole candidate, received the votes of 1,416 members of a pro-Beijing election committee.
Hong Kong national security law used to block protest-related website
The South China Morning Post said that Hong Kong police had invoked the city's national security law for the first time to block HKChronicles.
Hong Kong arrests 53 activists as crackdown intensifies -media
The mass arrests were linked to an unprecedented, independently-organized, and non-binding vote last July to select opposition candidates for a since-postponed legislative election.
Beijing's HK office says US sanctions 'clowning actions' as tensions grow
The sanctions freeze any US assets of the officials, prohibit them from carrying out business in the country and generally bar Americans from doing business with them.
Hong Kong protesters gather on anniversary of mob attack
The Yuen Long attack, and the police's apparent failure to prevent it, exacerbated tensions during protests last year, plunging the global financial hub into crisis.
Beijing converts Hong Kong hotel into new national security office
The office will oversee the Hong Kong government's enforcement of Beijing's sweeping national security legislation.
Fearful of China's new security law, Hong Kongers scramble for safe havens
Fueling the scramble, Britain, Australia, Canada, the United States and Taiwan have all proposed measures to help accommodate Hong Kongers.
Hong Kong police arrest more than 300 protesting national security law
"I’m scared of going to jail but for justice I have to come out today, I have to stand up," said one 35-year-old man who gave his name as Seth.
Twitter suspends Chinese operation pushing pro-Beijing COVID-19 messaging
The new operation likewise focused heavily on protests in Hong Kong, but also promoted messages about the coronavirus pandemic, exiled Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui and Taiwan, the researchers said.
Police pepper spray Hong Kong protesters defying ban to mark Tiananmen
It was the first time there had been unrest during the annual Tiananmen vigil in Hong Kong, which police had prohibited this year citing the coronavirus crisis.
China pushes back against Trump's pledge to 'take action' over Hong Kong
Hong Kong democracy activist Joshua Wong said the security law will be "the death of freedom in Hong Kong."