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City University of Hong Kong (CityU) has appointed prolific Singaporean academic and inventor Professor Freddy Boey as its next president, following a year-long global search. The university's council on Tuesday (May 17) approved Boey's five-year appointment to succeed Professor Way Kuo, who will retire from the presidency after 15 years in May 2023. Boey is currently deputy president for innovation...

Five prominent pro-democracy advocates have been arrested under article 29 of Hong Kong's National Security Law for the over broad and vague crime of "colluding with foreign forces".

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HONF KONG, China -- A Catholic cardinal critical of Beijing was released on bail by Hong Kong authorities, local media reported late Wednesday, as his arrest under the city's national security law prompted US demands that he be freed. Retired cardinal Joseph Zen, 90, was seen in media footage waving

One of the Catholic Church's most senior members has been arrested in Hong Kong for breaking China's national security law, police have confirmed.

A SCHOLAR who helped run a now-disbanded defence fund for democracy protesters was arrested at the airport under the national security law, two legal sources said.

A Catholic cardinal critical of Beijing was released on bail by Hong Kong authorities, local media reported late Wednesday, as his arrest under the city's national security law prompted U.S. demands that he be freed. Retired cardinal Joseph Zen, 90, was seen in media footage...

The Vatican said it was concerned after Cardinal Joseph Zen was charged with foreign collusion in arrests made Wednesday.

The Hong Kong police should drop their baseless criminal investigations against five prominent pro-democracy advocates.