Showing posts with label Uighurs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Uighurs. Show all posts

Thursday, February 22, 2024

Hong Kong’s new national security law should increase penalties for sedition, says security chief Chris Tang
人權觀察、香港監察等逾 80 組織聯署 指 23 條是「災難」 港府:危言聳聽|Yahoo
7.1立會|王宗堯等4人暴動罪成 兩記者暴動罪不成立 進入立法會範圍罪成
23 條立法︱政府晤傳媒記協無份 鄧炳強:覺得無認受性
23 條立法|政府擬禁披露國家機密 記協促釐清定義 憂「政府放風」及調查報道誤墮法網|Yahoo
中港互認「民商事」判決生效 引人權法制爭議 金融界料富豪資產撤港 港府解畫稱合乎法治|Yahoo
Hong Kong Bar Association calls for ‘transparent’ legislation of city’s own national security law
Hong Kong’s no.2 official defends city’s human rights record at UN review, as NGOs urge repeal of security law
Western countries use UN-backed review to press China on its treatment of activists and minorities
China’s human rights record criticised at UN as it faces rare scrutiny of policies
China hopes UN review of human rights is constructive, non-politicised
China attempts to ‘gaslight’ international community at UN human rights review
Western countries use UN-backed review to press China on its treatment of activists and minorities
China undergoes rare scrutiny of rights record at UN meeting
【中環解密】曾俊華嘆零售大鑊 倡政府支出「放血」

Tuesday, August 29, 2023

國安搜查|警大埔拘 2 男兼搜香港仔南灣御園一單位 涉 612 基金案
國安搜查|警拘 10 人據悉包括葉寶琳卓佳佳 天主教書店遭搜查 被捕人涉 612 基金及國難忠醫
國安搜查|袁弓夷前妻及子女被帶走問話 袁氏一家累計 6 人先後受查
The saga of Hong Kong's protest anthem, which authorities are trying to ban
China using families as 'hostages' to quash Uyghur dissent abroad
Sending money, food from Hong Kong to wanted overseas activists may ‘support their illegal activities,’ Regina Ip says
Hong Kong activist Nathan Law’s family released after being questioned by national security police – reports
Hong Kong national security police raid home of ex-member of pro-democracy party, no arrest made – reports
Hong Kong activist Wong Ji-yuet jailed for 37 months for rioting in 2019
As Hong Kong issues arrest warrants for overseas activists, a brief history of extraordinary rendition
Ban on ‘Glory to Hong Kong’ protest song will not impact journalistic work if injunction passes
Hong Kong police put bounties out for overseas democracy activists
Hong Kong police put 'bounties' on activists overseas
Hong Kong police issue arrest warrants for 8 political activists living in exile

Monday, March 06, 2023

The Chinese balloon saga could be part of a new space race closer to Earth
China says U.S. refused to share information on downed Chinese balloon
This selfie above China's balloon was taken over Missouri. Here's how we know that
How a Chinese 'spy balloon' prompted the U.S. to scour the skies
China threatens US entities over downing of balloon
China says U.S. balloons flew over Xinjiang, Tibet, warns of countermeasures
A Rising Awareness That Balloons Are Everywhere in Our Skies
How a Chinese 'spy balloon' prompted the U.S. to scour the skies
Romania detects suspicious weather balloon in its airspace, ministry says
U.S. says first missile shot at object above Lake Huron missed its target
U.S. military says it recovers key sensors from downed Chinese spy balloon
Blinken has a lot on his plate including tensions with China and the war in Ukraine
The U.S. military lifts the Chinese balloon's 'priority sensors' from the ocean floor
UFOs? Airborne objects? What we know about 4 recent shootdowns
US shoots down ‘octagonal’ flying object near military sites in Michigan
‘The PLA is not answering that call’: Pentagon’s special crisis communications line to Beijing goes unanswered
White House says China has high-altitude balloon program for intelligence collection
On flying objects, U.S. general not ruling out aliens
U.S. jets have shot down 4 flying objects in 8 days. Here's everything we know.
Ruling out aliens? Senior U.S. general says not ruling out anything yet
China accuses U.S. of flying spy balloons into Chinese airspace more than 10 times
US jets down 4 objects in 8 days, unprecedented in peacetime
The U.S. military shot down an unidentified object over Canada's Yukon territory
Over Lake Huron, the U.S. downs a 3rd unidentified object in 3 days
The U.S. shot down an object over Alaska. The government doesn't know yet what it was
US shoots down 'high-altitude object' over Alaska, White House says

Thursday, April 14, 2022

John Lee secures nominations for Hong Kong leadership race
Hong Kong’s John Lee secures leadership bid; says run ‘not easy’ despite being sole contender so far
What John Lee as chief executive might mean for Hong Kong
Local security legislation Article 23 ‘a priority,’ says Hong Kong leadership hopeful John Lee
Hong Kong activist jailed for 16 months for organising banned ‘Reclaim Yuen Long’ demo in 2019
Veteran Hong Kong activist Koo Sze-yiu pleads not guilty to attempting to commit seditious acts
Veteran Hong Kong journalist Allan Au released on bail following arrest over alleged sedition
Veteran Hong Kong journalist Allan Au arrested by national security police – reports
Hong Kong hails ‘de-radicalisation’ rehab programmes for 2019 protesters in custody
6 Hong Kong teachers disqualified over complaints linked to 2019 protests
Prosecution claims editor had shares in Stand News parent firm, as company rep. remains absent from court
3 sentenced to training centre over 2019 National Day protest in Hong Kong
Satisfaction with Hong Kong’s press freedom drops to record low, poll finds
US & UK annual reports on Hong Kong claim ‘unprecedented’ control by China on elections, media, judiciary
China sanctions US officials who ‘concocted lies’ on human rights
Hong Kong court sentences 5 for up to 4.5 years on riot charges over 2019 National Day protest
‘A curtain-raiser’: Hong Kong political figures react to Carrie Lam’s decision not to seek second term
Carrie Lam will not run in Hong Kong’s small-circle chief executive election