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Hong Kong moves to enact new national security law, raising censorship concerns

As Hong Kong prepares to enact a new national security law, concerns are growing among the international business and media communities over fears of censorship.

Hong Kong's Plan For A New National Security Law Deepens Fears Over Eroding Civil Liberties - ARAB TIMES

HONG KONG, Feb 28, (AP) - As Hong Kong moves toward enacting a new national security law, four years after Beijing imposed a similar law that all but wiped

Hong Kong's Article 23 law will 'damage rights,' hurt business: experts and activists

A UN expert adds her voice to a chorus of dismay over the new security legislation.

Hong Kong's plan for a new national security law deepens fears over eroding civil liberties

UK Says New Hong Kong Security Bill Breaches Handover Deal

UK Says New Hong Kong Security Bill Breaches Handover Deal

(Bloomberg) -- Hong Kong’s new security legislation breaches its international obligations including the handover deal signed by the UK and China, British Foreign Secretary David Cameron said.Most Read from BloombergHow Much Wealth You Need to Join the Richest 1% Around the WorldApple to Wind Down Electric Car Effort After Decadelong OdysseyFed’s Preferred Inflation Metric Increases by Most in a YearBonds Climb After ‘No New Bad News’ on Inflation: Markets WrapSingapore’s Richest Banking Dynasty

UK Says New Hong Kong Security Bill Breaches Handover Deal

New effort to collect DNA from convicted felons in Mass.

One man's case is being used to teach law enforcement officers all over the state about the power — and importance — of collecting DNA from people who owe it.

Why the new security law is a 'sword of Damocles' over Hong Kong

The law is the culmination of decades of deep-seated mistrust of Hong Kong's freedoms in Beijing.

Canadian comedian Sean Hebert on why his upcoming Hong Kong shows will be 'like a musician playing back a hit', and walking the 'invisible line'

Sean Hebert, a Canadian comic who once called Hong Kong home, will return for two shows in March. He opens up about walking ‘the invisible line’ when performing, and why he feels hopeful about the city.