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HK s Next Digital shares to resume trade, working capital enough for 18 months

HK s Next Digital shares to resume trade, working capital enough for 18 months
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Macau bans vigil to mark Tiananmen for a second year

Macau bans vigil to mark Tiananmen for a second year
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Mass Prosecutions Send Chills Across Hong Kong s Political Spectrum – The Diplomat

Mass Prosecutions Send Chills Across Hong Kong’s Political Spectrum A quick look at the diverse factions involved in the 2020 primary elections belies Beijing’s claim that there was a unified conspiracy toward subversion. By April 17, 2021 Former law professor Benny Tai, right, poses for photographers before walking in a police station in Hong Kong Sunday, Feb. 28, 2021. Credit: AP Photo Advertisement If you believe the Chinese government, Benny Tai is a mastermind and the principal offender, guilty of conspiring to subvert Chinese state power. He had a rebellious history dating back to the 2013 Occupy Central protests. This time, Tai outlined a highly subversive plan in a manifesto titled “Ten Steps to Mutual Destruction.” The manifesto called for pro-democracy councilors in Hong Kong’s Legislative Council (LegCo) to blackmail the city government, threatening China’s unquestionable authority in Hong Kong. His first step in executing thi

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Silence for Hong Kong

Silence for Hong Kong Commentary On Jan. 7 in the early morning, Hong Kong National Security Department dispatched more than 1,000 police to raid multiple homes and offices, and arrested 53 Hong Kong pan-democratic political activists. In March, the Hong Kong Department of Justice prosecuted 47 of them, accusing them of subverting state power, a charge based on the latest Hong Kong National Security Law. Among those indicted are Martin Lee Chu-ming, Hong Kong’s retired senior counsel, the founder of the United Democrats of Hong Kong, a former member of the Hong Kong Legislative Council (LegCo), and a member of the Hong Kong Basic Law Drafting Committee; Jimmy Lai Chee-ying, the owner of the Hong Kong liberal media Apple Daily; Lee Cheuk-yan, a famous Hong Kong trade union organizer, former Legislative Council member, and one of the Hong Kong Labour Party founders; Benny Tai Yiu-ting, former associate professor of law at the University of Hong Kong; and young political activist J

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IN FOCUS: Taiwan urged to guard democracy against PRC

IN FOCUS: Taiwan urged to guard democracy against PRC By Chen Yu-fu and Kayleigh Madjar / Staff reporter, with staff writer Six months on since the imposition of Hong Kong’s National Security Law, and the “one country, two systems” framework has been thoroughly debunked, exposing the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) duplicitous nature, a Taiwanese national security official said, urging Taiwan to safeguard its democracy against Chinese encroachment, as Chinese President Xi Jinping (習近平) has similar ambitions for Taiwan. The territory’s law was not the only of its kind to be passed in recent years, said the official, who wished to remain anonymous, as he pointed to the 2015 National Security Law of the People’s Republic of China.

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