Hong Kong Freedom Protest
Protest images are projected onto the Tower Bridge in London and the Chinese embassy in Washington, D.C.
Hong Kong
China’s Evolving Covid Strategy
In January 2020, China claimed that Covid-19 could not spread from person to person. In 2022, Hong Kong authorities are mass-culling hamsters over Covid fears.
U.S. Friends of Hong Kong to Publish Full-Page NYT Ad: ‘Free All the Prisoners of Conscience’
The ad was obtained exclusively by National Review ahead of its publication tomorrow in the New York Times.
Elite Chinese Paramilitary Officer Assigned to Hong Kong
China’s latest leadership shuffle indicates that more of what might be called the ‘Xinjiang model’ could take root in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong Media Outlet Shuts Down Days after Raid on Pro-Democracy Website
CitizenNews is one of Hong Kong’s most popular news outlets.
Dissident Website in Hong Kong Shutters after Raid by Pro-China Authorities
Following arrests of its staff and board, Stand News said that it will be dismantling its website and social media as well as discontinuing operations.
Letters to Jimmy Lai
Hong Kong’s formidable pro-democracy mogul turns 74 today, and Mark Simon has penned an open letter about his friend and former boss.
Disney’s Tiananmen Censorship Viewed from Hong Kong
Disney+ is censoring an episode of ‘The Simpsons’ that discusses the 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre.
Disney+ Pulls The Simpsons Tiananmen Square Episode in Hong Kong
In the missing episode, the Simpsons visit Tiananmen square and see a placard that says, ‘Tien An Men Square: on this site, in 1989, nothing happened.’
New York Times Reporter Covered Conservatives’ Criticism of the NBA, Now He Says They Went ‘Silent’
The reporter ignored that a group of Republicans sent a letter to the NBA criticizing its failure to confront China.