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New HK bishop vows to defend religious freedom

New HK bishop vows to defend religious freedom BEING PRUDENT: While saying he does not feel good about the destruction of churches in China, Stephen Chow said he would not describe it as ‘oppression’ AFP, HONG KONG Hong Kong’s newly appointed Catholic bishop yesterday said he would need to tread carefully with Beijing as it cracks down on dissent but vowed to plead with authorities to defend religious freedoms. The Vatican on Monday announced that Stephen Chow (周守仁), 61, would be the territory’s new bishop, filling a role that had remained vacant at a tumultuous time for religious congregations. China’s leaders have brought their brand of authoritarian rule to Hong Kong after huge and often violent democracy protests rocked the financial hub in 2019.

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Hong Kong Wants To Fight FAKE NEWS – Investment Watch

Hong Kong Wants To Fight FAKE NEWS – Investment Watch
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More than 40% of Hong Kong expats may leave, survey shows

More than 40% of Hong Kong expats may leave, survey shows Sorry, but your browser needs Javascript to use this site. If you re not sure how to activate it, please refer to this site: https://www.enable-javascript.com/ Hong Kong s new China-imposed security law topped the list of concerns of expats looking to exit, a survey showed. | AFP-JIJI Bloomberg May 15, 2021 More than 40% of members surveyed by the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong said they might leave the city, highlighting the business community’s concerns over a China-imposed national security law and the local government’s handling of Covid-19 outbreaks.

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An open letter to students of HKU - Taipei Times

Dear students of the University of Hong Kong (HKU), Your school administration has in effect disabled, if not permanently closed, the student government. Bound by the National Security Law, you cannot express your anger publicly. Your school’s alumni have urged Academia Sinica to remove the title of academician from your school president and vice chancellor Zhang Xiang (張翔). I am writing this letter to express my support and respect, as a member of Academia Sinica’s faculty, the parent of a National Taiwan University (NTU) student and a former university student who participated in the student movement. Many of my colleagues at

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More Than 40% of Hong Kong Expats in AmCham Survey May Leave

More Than 40% of Hong Kong Expats in AmCham Survey May Leave Bloomberg 2 hrs ago Bruce Einhorn © Bloomberg General Views of Victoria Peak And Hotels In Hong Kong As Protests Deter Chinese Tourists (Bloomberg) More than 40% of members surveyed by the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong said they might leave the city, highlighting the business community’s concerns over a China-imposed national security law and the local government’s handling of Covid-19 outbreaks. Singapore figured among the most popular potential destinations, while some mentioned Tokyo, Taipei and Thailand as alternatives, the lobby group said in a report released on Wednesday. Conducted between May 5 and 9, the survey received responses from 325 members, accounting for 24% of the total including corporates.

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