Give Hong Kong the Autonomy It Was Promised: Nathan Law in the New York Times
Photo by Jonathan Van Smit Hong Kong’s opposition has proved that it does not lack the ability to rule — ...
Tag: National Security Law
Beijing’s tyranny forced me to flee Hong Kong, but I will fight for democracy in exile: Nathan Law in the Guardian
Photo by Studio Incendio The national security law brought brutality to the streets of the city I love. Yet I ...
Webinar Panel Video: Hong Kong – A Way Forward: How the free world will respond to Beijing’s Crackdown
From border spats against India, to air incursions over the Taiwan Strait, to increasing assertiveness in the East and ...
Hong Kong does not enjoy Rule of Law: Nathan Law on CNN
The UK, one of the friendlier Western countries towards China in recent years, has suspended its extradition treaty with Hong ...
World must defend democratic results of Hong Kong primaries: Nathan Law in Nikkei Asian Review
Image Credit: Studio Incendo Holding China accountable for Hong Kong is a global responsibility. We need to join hands to ...
Is China’s Hardline Strategy Working in Hong Kong?: Nathan Law on BBC’s Hardtalk
Beijing's national security law has drew international outcry, but will it make a difference? Hong Kong's protest have been supressed ...
Hong Kong Under China’s New National Security Law: Nathan Law on CNN
The national security law imposed over Hong Kong encroaches on rights and freedoms of Hong Kongers, specifically freedom of speech. ...
Hong Kong – New Law, New Reality?: Ai-Men Lau on CBC News
As China's national security law came into effect July 1, 2020, thousands of Hong Kongers took to the streets to ...
Why I’ve fled my home in Hong Kong to keep fighting the tyrants of Beijing: Nathan Law in the Daily Mail
We will sustain our resistance on all fronts. Millions of brave people in Hong Kong facing China's dictatorship have shown ...
Hong Kong’s national security law is end of city’s freedom: Nathan Law in the Nikkei Asian Review
Image Credit: Studio Incendo China is betraying its promises and trying to instill fear, writes Nathan Law. By Nathan Law, ...
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As war looms in Lebanon, will Canada be forced once again to evacuate “citizens of convenience?”: J.L. Granatstein for Inside Policy
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The new censorship: Regulatory creep, professional regulators, and growing limits on freedom of expression
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Who benefits from surging immigration? Hint – it’s not Canadian workers: Tim Sargent in the Hub
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Parliament must investigate shameful public funding for Russian propaganda film: Aaron Gasch Burnett for Inside Policy
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What should a Conservative climate policy look like? Hopefully Alberta’s: Heather Exner-Pirot in the Hub
