Hong Kong

Murder Suspect Who Sparked Hong Kong Unrest May Soon Be Free

By Natalie Lung, Adela Lin and Blake Schmidt / Bloomberg

Joshua Wong on the Umbrella Revolution's 5th Anniversary

By Hillary Leung / Hong Kong

Hong Kong's Embattled Leader Blasted at Public Dialogue

By TIME Staff

Will Unrest in Hong Kong Spoil China’s Big Party?

By Laignee Barron
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The Ukrainian Movie Inspiring Hong Kong's Protests

Evgeny Afineevsky's Oscar-nominated documentary "inspires us to continue,” one Hong Kong activist says

By Hillary Leung / Hong Kong

Amnesty Accuses Hong Kong Police of Using Excessive Force

Police tactics amount to an alarming pattern of abuse, some of which can be considered torture, it said

By Hillary Leung / Hong Kong

See Striking Examples of Hong Kong Protest Art

Protest-related digital graphics, illustrations and paintings have exploded on the Hong Kong scene

By TIME Staff

Hong Kong Pop Diva Denise Ho Calls the Protests a 'Global Fight'

"If you are someone who believes in universal values, then you are part of this fight"

By Laignee Barron

Beijing Forces Companies to Take Sides in Hong Kong Protests

Despite fear of losing their jobs, many workers are on the front lines

By AMY GUNIA / HONG KONG

Democracy Marchers Defy Police Ban in Hong Kong

The demonstrations come after a day of brawls between opposing political groups that left 25 hospitalized

By TIME Staff

The Story Behind Hong Kong's New 'National Anthem'

“Music is a tool for unity,” the song's composer tells TIME.

By Hillary Leung / Hong Kong

Hong Kong Protesters March on U.S. Consulate

Marchers are calling on the U.S. to pass the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act

By TIME Staff

Hong Kong Braces for Another Round of Weekend Protests

Protesters say that the extradition bill's withdrawal was too little, too late

By AMY GUNIA / HONG KONG

A Glossary of Hong Kong Protest Slang

Hong Kong's protestors communicate in a jargon that reveals much about how they see each other, the authorities, and their actions.

By Hillary Leung / Hong Kong

Hong Kong People Are Better Than Their Current Politics

Hong Kong's moderate majority has the responsibility to turn the city's crisis into a meaningful opportunity

By Christine Loh

China Is Playing a Cautious Waiting Game in Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s protests continue. The unrest began in response to a proposed law that would allow Hong Kong to extradite its citizens to face prosecution in mainland China’s court system, a plan that stoked fears...

By Ian Bremmer

Hong Kong's Leader Sticks to Her Plan to End the Unrest

Carrie Lam's initiatives fall far short of the key demands of Hong Kong's democracy movement

By TIME Staff

Hong Kong Leader Withdraws Extradition Bill

The embattled leader of Hong Kong, Chief Executive Carrie Lam, has formally withdrawn a divisive bill that sparked the worst political crisis the Chinese enclave has seen in decades. But critics say the concession is unlikely to bring an end to intensifying unrest

By TIME Staff

Hong Kong Businesses Are Reeling Amid the Protests

The trade war was already hitting Hong Kong's economy when protests broke out

By AMY GUNIA / HONG KONG

Reported Rift Opens Between Hong Kong Prosecutors and Police

The head of the Hong Kong Court Prosecutors Association accuses police of lying, government funded broadcaster says

By AMY GUNIA / HONG KONG
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