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UK accused of harbouring Hong Kong 'fugitives' by China
Hong Kong's leader warned pro-democracy activists will be 'pursued for life' on Tuesday.
WATCH: Activists in Taiwan sing 'Glory to Hong Kong' anthem
Monday, 12 June, marks four years since protests turned violent between anti-extradition protesters and Hong Kong's police.
Hong Kong citizens sing "Glory to Hong Kong" in show of solidarity
Thousands of Hong Kong citizens defied the government's move to ban the anthem "Glory to Hong Kong" by singing the song born out of massive pro-democracy protests in 2019.
Hong Kong journalist wins rare victory for media freedom in court
The award-winning reporter Bao Choy was found guilty of deceiving the government in 2021. But on Monday, a judge ruled in the journalist's favour, quashing her conviction and setting aside the sentence.
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China removes six diplomats from UK after Hong Kong protester assault
The incident in October increased tensions between London and Beijing.
New Hong Kong leader elected
The EU says the election of John Lee to replace Carrie Lam as leader of Hong Kong "violates democratic principles"
'Captain America' Hong Kong protestor jailed on secession charges
Ma Chun-man is the second person to be convicted under the controversial law that was introduced in Hong Kong last year.
Second Hong Kong activist convicted under National Security Law
Ma Chun-man is the second person to be tried under the controversial law and the first to be convicted for non-violent offenses.
Hong Kong protest leaders charged with subversion over Tiananmen vigil
Police also closed down a museum dedicated to the Tiananmen Square crackdown in Beijing on June 4, 1989.
Hong Kong: Trial opens in for prominent opposition activists
The seven pro-democracy activists were in court on Thursday charged with organising and inciting others to take part in an unauthorised assembly held in 2019.
Hong Kong protester handed nine-year sentence in security law case
Tong Ying-kit, 24, was convicted of inciting secession and terrorism for his part during a pro-democracy protest in Hong Kong in July 2020.
First person tried under Hong Kong national security law found guilty
The first person to be tried under Hong Kong's sweeping national security law was found guilty of secessionism and terrorism.
Hong Kong police arrest unionists for 'sedition' over children's book
The five members of the General Association of Hong Kong Speech Therapists were detained in connection with a series of books about sheep, which police said were thought to be allegorical.
Last pro-democracy Hong Kong newspaper Apple Daily forced to close
Hong Kong’s sole remaining pro-democracy newspaper will publish its last edition on Thursday, highlighting China's increasing crackdown on dissent in the semi-autonomous city.
First trial on national security law opens in Hong Kong
Tong Ying-kit was arrested on July 1, 2020, a day after the national security law took effect, for allegedly driving into the crowd of officers while bearing a flag with the slogan “Liberate Hong Kong, the revolution of our times.”
Pro-democracy newspaper editors arrested under Hong Kong security law
Hong Kong police arrested the chief editor and four other senior executives of Apple Daily on suspicion of collusion with a “foreign country or with external elements to endanger national security.”