#Hong Kong

Press freedom wanes in Hong Kong post-2020 security law, causing global concern over rights and liberties amidst political tensions.

Hong Kong's new security law allows police to demand phone passwords, risking heavy fines and imprisonment for non-compliance.

Hong Kong's amended national security law allows police to demand passwords, intensifying control and raising global human rights concerns.

Hong Kong police gain vast new powers under security law, raising concerns about privacy and freedom in the Indo-Pacific region.

Hong Kong's press remains silent or supportive following Jimmy Lai's heavy 20-year sentence, reflecting the city's shifting media landscape.

British media mogul Jimmy Lai sentenced to 20 years by Hong Kong court for national security charges, raising concerns over press freedoms.

The 20-year sentence for Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai sparks debate on the city's legal integrity amid growing concerns over its democratic future.

The sentencing of Jimmy Lai to 20 years reflects a pattern of suppressing dissent seen in mainland China's handling of critics.

Media mogul Jimmy Lai's conviction under Hong Kong's national security law marks a watershed moment for press freedom and political dissent in the former British colony.

Hong Kong's handling of its deadliest fire in decades highlights remaining differences from mainland China while exposing erosion of semi-autonomous governance.

Hong Kong grapples with one of its worst disasters as the Wang Fuk Court fire death toll reaches 146, raising questions about urban safety.

A devastating fire at Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court has killed 151 people, with faulty safety netting blamed for the catastrophe. Over 40 people remain missing as investigations reveal regulatory failures.