Hong Kong

Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong has been jailed for four months today for ‘unauthorised assembly’ and breaching an anti-mask

Nathan Law has been granted asylum in Britain after he arrived last July following the imposition of a national security

Seven high profile democracy supporters, including media tycoon Jimmy Lai and barrister Martin Lee, have been found guilty today of

The Chinese government’s actions in Hong Kong are a textbook case study of an authoritarian power-grab. Redefine national security. Exercise

BBC News has said this morning that one of its journalists based in China has relocated to Taiwan, as he

China has passed new laws slashing the number of directly-elected politicians to Hong Kong’s parliament, further tightening Beijing’s control over

The European Union agreed today to sanction Chinese officials for human rights abuses, two diplomats have said, the first penalties

Foreign secretary Dominic Raab has condemned Beijing parliament’s decision today to impose measures that will assess Hong Kong politician’s loyalty

Hong Kong-based luxury Rosewood Hotel group has filed for a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) listing that could raise around

A Hong Kong court denied media tycoon Jimmy Lai bail on Tuesday due to the risk of him committing further

A Hong Kong government review launched today into the city’s only independent broadcaster has sparked concerns over media freedoms in

London has a global responsibility to stand up for Hong Kong – for the autonomy of its people