Today in the @washingtonpost, an excerpt from "Among the Braves" that offers new, unreported details on a singularly brutal event in the 2019 protests: 7.21 in Yuen Long station, when pro-Beijing thugs attacked people in a subway station https://t.co/XtOQTvsB7c
🚨 The @StateDept just updated its travel advisory for China and #HongKong, warning of arbitrary law enforcement and the risk of unjust detention. It also confirms Hong Kong's repressive laws now reach foreigners, with arrest warrants issued against people abroad, including 🇺🇸 citizens.
MAHIYA NAMAN KAYO | Secretary of National Defense Gilberto C. Teodoro, Jr. responded to a note from the Chinese side during the Seoul Defense Dialogue (SDD) 2026 in Seoul, Republic of Korea.
#DNDPHL#DiKaPasisiil#SDD2026
1/7 Today #JoshuaWong pleaded guilty to a 2nd National Security Law case that could result in a life sentence. Sentencing was adjourned to a date to be fixed.
He has been detained for 2100+ days and, before this new case, was due for release in Jan 2027.
(🧵on today's hearing)
🚨Today, pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong has pleaded guilty to ‘foreign collusion’ in his second national security case. He will receive a sentence at a later date.
We denounce the ongoing weaponisation of national security legislation in #HongKong, and urge the international community to press for his immediate and unconditional release.
#FreeJoshuaWong
https://t.co/6Z8J1CyXer
New: Watch footage of Chinese embassy guards in London brandishing electroshock weapons at protesters.
London and Beijing are now embroiled in a diplomatic row over the incident, which is also being investigated by police.
Story 👇
https://t.co/R83QwFMCNO
Following the convictions in the trial of Chow Hang-tung and Lee Cheuk-yan, there should be no doubt that the last sliver of freedom promised in the Basic Law of #HongKong has been stripped away.
International governments and businesses must take note: there is no “business as usual” in Hong Kong.
https://t.co/oBWWsb6IJ1
‼️Sign the petition and help strip the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office of its diplomatic protection.
https://t.co/TFHFjBwgcd
The HKETO was granted diplomatic privileges and immunities by the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office Act in 1996 ahead of the city's handover from Britain to China, recognising promised autonomy under "one country, two systems."
Since the 2020 National Security Law, that autonomy has ended.
Unknown persons were seen taking photos from unmarked vehicle of a type often used by Hong Kong Police spotted outside Hong Kong Journalist Association venue as elections are held today. This comes after the city's security chief threatened to "take down" the press union.
Security chief Chris Tang criticised the Hong Kong Journalist as lacking legitimacy and credibility after it recently held elections, promising that he will "bury" the press union if they are found endangering national security or subverting state power.
Just spoke with a person who knew her as a personal friend; the NGO that worked for didn't even let her collect her personal belongings after they fired her.
A top official has hit back at remarks by a former Morgan Stanley Asia chair who said Hong Kong has become “just another big Chinese city,” arguing that his views were rooted in anti-China bias rather than objective analysis.
In full: https://t.co/iTXBoHPc97
🚨Breaking: This is repression, plain and simple.
HK dentist Li Ying-chi who never afraid to speak out despite HK's current repressive political climate, was sacked just three days after taking part in a protest on 7. 21, the anniversary of the Yuen Long mob attack. HR's own words: keeping her on would hurt the NGO's ties with the government. Official reason on paper? "Unsatisfactory performance." No complaints in 2 years. Not even allowed to pack her own desk.
This is how the HK government gets to civil society now — not through arrests, but through quiet pressure on employers to cut activists off from their livelihoods.
Her response? "Now I've got nothing left to lose. See you on 8.31."
They tried to silence her. It won't work.
Photo: The Collective
#HongKong #CivilSociety #LabourRights
🌟 Political Prisoner Spotlight: Owen Chow 鄒家成
Owen Chow is a former elected candidate in the New Territories East region of Hong Kong during the 2020 democratic primaries.
A Hong Kong bookstore whose staff were arrested by national security police two weeks ago has announced its closure.
🔗 In full: https://t.co/m9hQNVbynH