A Hong Kong court sentenced people to jail terms of four to seven years in a case linked to the storming of the city legislature during a pro democracy protest in . News hongkong hongkong Reuters Newsfeed Read the story here: https: reut.rs TNXTBL Subscribe: http...

   The trial has begun for Hong Kong democracy activists, two years after they were arrested under the changes to China’s national security laws that triggered large and sometimes violent protests in the city. News Reuters newsfeed China HongKong Subscribe: http: smarturl.it...

   Hong Kong independent online news portal Citizen News said it will cease operations in the face of what its chief writer described as an rdquo; increasingly tough rsquo; media environment in the Chinese ruled city. CitizenNews HongKong News Reuters China media Subscribe: http: smarturl...

   Hong Kong democracy activist Nathan Law called on voters in his home city to ignore a legislative election this month, the first under sweeping new rules imposed by Beijing, saying they should not lend the vote any legitimacy HongKong Election NathanLaw ReutersNext News Reuters Subscribe...

   International rights group Amnesty International said it would close its Hong Kong offices because a China imposed security law had now made it rdquo; effectively impossible rsquo; for rights groups to work freely without the risk of reprisals HongKong China AmnestyInternational News...

   Nine Hong Kong pro democracy activists were sentenced to between six and ten months in prison for taking part in an unauthorized assembly at last year’s vigil for the victims of China’s Tiananmen Square crackdown on protesters. HongKong TiananmenSquare prodemocracyactivists News Reuters...

   Hong Kong police raided a closed museum dedicated to the victims of China’s Tiananmen crackdown. The reason for the raid was unclear and came hours after a dozen pro democracy activists pleaded guilty to participating in last year’s June anniversary HongKong China News Reuters...

   Hong Kong police on Wednesday arrested four members of a pro democracy group that organizes the annual June rally to commemorate those who died in the bloody Tiananmen Square crackdown, in the latest blow to the opposition movement. HongKong China News Reuters Subscribe: http...

   A Hong Kong court sentenced seven men to between and years in prison for their role in a attack on pro democracy protesters, reporters and bystanders at a train station at the height of anti government protests. HongKongProtests YuenLong News Reuters Subscribe: http: smarturl...

   Hong Kong police said on Tuesday they had arrested nine people, including six secondary students, on suspicion of terrorist activities, the latest to be targeted under a sweeping national security law Beijing imposed on the financial hub last year. HongKong China News Reuters Subscribe...

   One year after a sweeping national security law was introduced in Hong Kong, Amnesty International has called the situation a rdquo; human rights emergency. rsquo; HongKong NationalSecurityLaw AmnestyInternational China News Reuters Subscribe: http: smarturl.it reuterssubscribe Reuters...

   It has been a year since Beijing implemented the national security law in Hong Kong, aimed to crack down on months of pro democracy protests. Pockets of activism still exist in the city, with people regrouping behind an invisible front line. HongKong China nationalsecuritylaw activists...

   Hong Kong pro democracy tabloid Apple Daily rsquo;s closure was lamented by several locals who flocked to buy a copy of the newspaper. rdquo; If such a strong organization can lose its voice, I think other media organizations will be scared, rsquo; a reader said. AppleDaily HongKong China...

   The pro democracy Hong Kong newspaper Apple Daily looked set to close for good by Saturday following police raids and the arrest of executives a move that critics say undermines the city’s status as a free and open society as Beijing tightens its grip. HongKong AppleDaily JimmyLai China...

   The raid on Hong Kong tabloid Apple Daily is being widely seen as a direct attack on the city’s freewheeling media and has come as a shock to those concerned about the erosion of freedom in the Chinese ruled city. AppleDaily HongKong JimmyLai China News Reuters Subscribe: http: smarturl...