Arrest warrant issued by Hong Kong for MLI’s Nathan Law
On July 3, 2023, Hong Kong police issued arrest warrants and placed a HK$1-million bounty on 8 internationally based activists, ...
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Beverley McLachlin must leave Hong Kong: Ryan Alford in the National Post
Photo by Etan Liam, via Flickr. This article originally appeared in the National Post. By Ryan Alford, June 22, 2022 ...
The fall of Hong Kong and its impact on Taiwan and the world: J. Michael Cole for Inside Policy
By clamping down on Hong Kong, Beijing has made it easier for the world to empathize with Taiwan and to ...
Beijing’s battle to crush Hong Kong’s final freedoms: Nathan Law in the Spectator
A free press is the last tie that Hongkongers have to the truth, and the truth is the engine of ...
The Unfolding Crisis of Hong Kong: Ai-Men Lau for Inside Policy
Photo Courtesy of Ms. Ai-Men Lau Living in fear and uncertainty, pro-democracy Hong Kongers are struggling to see a brighter ...
Hong Kong’s autonomy has been tragically destroyed: Nathan Law and Ai-Men Lau in the Star
Despite Canada’s national obligations as an endorser to the Sino-British Joint Declaration, the Canadian government has done little to hold Beijing accountable, ...
A Way Forward, Part II: Defending human rights in China
OTTAWA, ON (April 15, 2021): The world is waking up to the nature of a crony capitalist enterprise operating as ...
EP. 63 – Where Hong Kong Stands Now with Sharon Hom, Alvin Y.H. Cheung, and Ai-Men Lau
Macdonald-Laurier Institute's Pod Bless Canada · Ep. 63 - Where Hong Kong Stands Now with Sharon Hom, Alvin Y.H. Cheung, ...
Why I fled Hong Kong: Nathan Law in the Spectator
After four months, I was finally granted asylum in Britain. My journey from elected legislator in Hong Kong to political ...
Webinar Panel Video: A Way Forward, Part II – Defending human rights in China
The world is waking up to the nature of a crony capitalist enterprise operating as a government in charge ...
The world must do more to fight China’s crackdown in Hong Kong: Nathan Law in the Washington Post
It’s time for the world to stand up and defend our shared universal values with them, not with feeble words ...
The ‘Hong Kong canary’ is dead: J. Michael Cole in the Globe and Mail
With Hong Kong all but lost, gutted and isolated, the canary is now Taiwan, the successful democracy of 23.5 million ...
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