• Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany:

    Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany: "We condemn the Hong Kong government's decision to postpone election for one year"

    White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany on Friday condemned the decision to delay legislative elections in Hong Kong, one day after President Trump asked if the U.S. should postpone its own November election. “We condemn the Hong Kong government’s decision to postpone for one year its legislative council elections and to disqualify opposition candidates,” McEnany said at a press …
  • Why Free Countries Should Welcome Freedom-Lovers from Hong Kong

    Why Free Countries Should Welcome Freedom-Lovers from Hong Kong

    Immigrants who have had to fight for and fear the loss of their freedoms will perhaps help remind us of what we have and why it’s precious. A year ago in March 2019, protests broke out in Hong Kong over concerns that a Beijing-backed piece of legislation would allow Hongkongers to be extradited to mainland …
  • Hong Kong: The Cancer Chinese Communists Are Working to Destroy

    Hong Kong: The Cancer Chinese Communists Are Working to Destroy

    China’s communist government has brought an end to the siege of Hong Kong, or at least a beginning of an end. Their secret police seized a 33-story hotel to establish a new headquarters in the city of nearly 7.5 million people who have lived most of their lives in a human rights-supporting, Western-style democratic system. No longer, …
  • World War 3 are at an all time high: China threaten ‘hostile action’ on UK

    World War 3 are at an all time high: China threaten ‘hostile action’ on UK

    WORLD WAR 3 tensions are at an all time high between China and the UK after the former threatened Britain with “corresponding measures” amid its condemnation of new security laws in Hong Kong. Yet, it isn’t the first time China has issued such a threat, with Beijing warning that it would take “hostile action” against …
  • The Hong Kong crackdown begins: Police make first arrest under new security law

    The Hong Kong crackdown begins: Police make first arrest under new security law

    Hong Kong police today made their first arrest under a landmark new security law giving Beijing draconian powers to punish dissent in the city.  A man with a ‘Hong Kong Independence’ flag was arrested in Causeway Bay hours after the law came into force and 23 years to the day since Britain returned the former …
  • The U.S. should let Hongkonger immigrants, including those seeking refuge and asylum

    The U.S. should let Hongkonger immigrants, including those seeking refuge and asylum

    The Chinese government’s crackdown on dissidents in Hong Kong is just another indication of that government’s rising totalitarianism. Vox’s Matt Yglesias wrote that the United States should let in any Hongkonger who wishes to leave – a proposal I agree with. However, the U.S. government is moving in the opposite direction. Not only has it virtually ended all …
  • West has ‘moral responsibility’ over Hong Kong’s freedom

    West has ‘moral responsibility’ over Hong Kong’s freedom

    WESTERN powers, and especially Britain, have a moral duty to stand up to China in response to new laws which undermine Hong Kong’s autonomy according to a pro-democracy activist. Beijing is looking to impose a new set of security laws which would severely reduce Hong Kong’s freedom from the Chinese mainland. Activists argue this is …
  • Without Apologies, China Is Now on the Move

    Without Apologies, China Is Now on the Move

    George Floyd was killed in Minneapolis on May 25 when a police officer used brutally excessive force to arrest him. It was the latest in a string of high-profile cases nationwide in which citizens, most of them African Americans, died from reckless police force. Once again, protests over police brutality turned violent and rioting ensued. …
  • Hong Kong police fire pepper spray as thousands defy ban on Tiananmen Square vigil

    Hong Kong police fire pepper spray as thousands defy ban on Tiananmen Square vigil

    Hong Kong police have fired pepper-spray at protesters as thousands defied a ban on holding an annual candlelight vigil in memory of the deadly Tiananmen Square crackdown. Authorities rejected an application on Monday to hold the event for the first time in its history, arguing the vigil would violate coronavirus social-distancing rules on large gatherings. Police clashed briefly on Thursday …
  • British PM Johnson tells China: We'll not walk away from Hong Kong people

    British PM Johnson tells China: We'll not walk away from Hong Kong people

    The United Kingdom will not walk away from the people of Hong Kong if China imposes a national security law which conflicts with Beijing’s international obligations under a 1984 accord, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Wednesday. “Hong Kong succeeds because its people are free,” Johnson wrote in The Times. “If China proceeds, this would …