Hong Kong Migration Continues Amid Pandemic, Politics

Bangkok —  Thousands of weary residents are leaving Hong Kong every day as the city continues to battle its worst wave of the COVID-19 pande...

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Hong Kong DJ Convicted of Sedition in Watershed Trial

HONG KONG —  A pro-democracy Hong Kong radio DJ was convicted of seditious speech on Wednesday under a British colonial-era law that authori...

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Thousands Could Die From COVID in Hong Kong, Study Shows

bangkok —  Hong Kong’s fifth wave of coronavirus could see thousands of deaths, a new study said. Slammed by the city’s fifth wave of COVID-...

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Britain to Allow More Hong Kongers to Settle Under Lifeboat Plan

BANGKOK —  The British government has decided to expand a program allowing some Hong Kong residents to settle in the U.K., providing a poten...

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Hong Kong Rolls Out COVID Vaccine Passport, Paves Way For Mainland Doctors

HONG KONG —  Hong Kong rolled out vaccine passports on Thursday requiring people aged 12 and above to have at least one COVID-19 jab, and pa...

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Hong Kong to Begin Mandatory Coronavirus Testing of All Citizens Beginning Next Month

Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam says the semi-autonomous Chinese city will begin mandatory COVID-19 testing of its 7.5 million people n...

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Hong Kong Orders Mandatory COVID-19 Tests for All Residents

HONG KONG —  Hong Kong will test its entire population of 7.5 million people for COVID-19 in March, the city’s leader said Tuesday, as it gr...

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Hong Kong Working-Class District Reels as COVID Runs Rampant

HONG KONG —  Lam Foon, 98, sits propped up and swaddled in soggy woolen blankets in a hospital bed just outside the entrance to Hong Kong’s ...

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Hong Kong Rules Out Citywide Lockdown as Cases Continue to Surge

HONG KONG —  Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam on Tuesday ruled out a citywide lockdown to fight COVID-19, but a surge of infections meant she cou...

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Macao Measures Seen as Attempt to Head Off Hong Kong-Like Crisis

HONG KONG —  Planned election and national security measures in Macao, including revision of its national security law, are aimed at prevent...

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Hong Kong Allows Pet Stores to Resume Hamster Sales After COVID Cull

HONG KONG —  Dozens of pet stores that sold hamsters in Hong Kong may resume business starting Sunday, Hong Kong’s government said, after be...

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Hong Kong University Covers Up Tiananmen Crackdown Memorial

HONG KONG —  Hong Kong’s oldest university covered up one of the last public memorials to the deadly 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown Saturda...

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Legal Experts Question Hong Kong Chief Justice’s Independence Claims

BANGKOK —  Criticism of Hong Kong’s judicial independence has no “value” according to the special administrative region’s chief justice, but...

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How China’s National Security Law for Hong Kong Could Extend to Taiwan and Beyond

SAN FRANCISCO —  Analysts increasingly fear that Beijing’s national security law , initially aimed at quelling dissent in Hong Kong, may be ...

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Hong Kong Independence Activist Released from Prison

WASHINGTON —  Prominent Hong Kong independence activist Edward Leung was released from jail Wednesday after serving a four year sentence for...

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Hong Kong merma aún más las libertades con una ley adicional a la de Seguridad Nacional | Internacional

Hong Kong no tendrá una sola ley de Seguridad Nacional, tendrá dos. La dura medida ya existente desde que Pekín la impuso hace un año y me...

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La democracia se apaga en Hong Kong | Internacional

Un trabajador de ‘Stand News’ atendía a unos periodistas tras la redada en la sede del diario, a finales de diciembre en Hong Kong. MIGUEL ...

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El cierre de un tercer medio independiente agrava el deterioro de la libertad de prensa en Hong Kong | Internacional

China continúa cerrando el cerco a cualquier fuente de información divergente en los medios de comunicación hongkoneses. El portal de notic...

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