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The Hong Kongers are coming and Britain is not prepared Juliet Samuel Share London | It's an image that should haunt us for a long time. A British citizen chained and bound, flanked by police, being marched into a kangaroo court to be charged with "colluding" with foreign powers. What, then, do you think Britain did? What denunciations thundered forth from the Foreign Office? What consequences followed? Diddly squat, that's what. Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab had this limp opinion to offer on the case of Jimmy Lai, the British citizen, democracy activist and Hong Kong tycoon: "We have raised...

January 28, 2021 While Massachusetts businesses and cultural institutions remain partially open amid reopening rollbacks, many residents are continuing to stay home due to the coronavirus pandemic amid new orders and advisories from Gov. Charlie Baker and Boston Mayor Marty Walsh. With that in mind, this week’s BosTen offers a mix of in-person and virtual things to do this weekend. Have an idea about what we should cover? Leave us a comment on this article or in the BosTen Facebook group, or email us at [email protected]. Like almost every other film festival or series held in the last...

A new visa will give 5.4m Hong Kong residents the right to resettle in Britain. How many will leave?

news The Hong Kong migrants fleeing to the UK © Reuters Residents of the UK's former colony believe China is undermining Hong Kong's rights and freedoms The UK will introduce a new visa at the end of January that will give 5.4 million Hong Kong residents - a staggering 70% of the territory's population - the right to come and live in the UK, and eventually become citizens. It is making this "generous" offer to residents of its former colony because it believes China is undermining Hong Kong's rights and freedoms. Not everyone will come. Some of those eligible to leave have expressed their ...

Lu Siwei's license is suspended by the Sichuan provincial justice department over his allegedly "inappropriate remarks" about the case.