
Hong Kong’s authoritarian future is already here
The selection of the former security chief John Lee as the city’s leader signals its repressive new reality.
ByThe selection of the former security chief John Lee as the city’s leader signals its repressive new reality.
ByMorgues are filling up and the city is reportedly running out of coffins as Hong Kong's hospitals are overwhelmed.
ByA zero-Covid policy and low vaccination rates have left the population vulnerable.
ByThe government’s openness to Hong Kong nationals shows that controlling immigration need not always mean less immigration.
ByThe resistance to Beijing's zero-Covid policy shows Hong Kong's civil society has not been totally crushed.
ByBeijing’s selective application of international rules is changing the world for the worse.
ByEven in London, supporters of Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement don’t feel safe.
ByThe pro-democracy activist and author warns that the authoritarian crackdown taking place in Hong Kong can happen anywhere.
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