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Published in: digitaLibertiesPrivacy under threat in Hong Kong
23,946 warrantless metadata requests raise privacy concerns for Hong Kong’s online activists. The loss of online...
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Published in: HomeThe right to Hong Kong
The protest camps have been cleared. But Hong Kong’s Occupy movement has laid bare the struggle for space that rages...
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Published in: HomeTamed by Beijing
The death knell for Hong Kong’s Umbrella Revolution was sounded even as the movement entered December. The final...
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Published in: civilResistancePhysical space and ‘Occupy’ tactics: a new trend in civil resistance?
Does the term ‘occupation’ delegitimize movements by casting participants as short-term guests, instead of...
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Published in: civilResistanceHong Kong’s umbrella movement
The movement could benefit from encouraging splits within the seemingly unified voice of the elite, bound to have...
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Published in: openGlobalRights-openpageTaking to the streets of Hong Kong: are both sides losing control?
Protest organizers and Beijing are both losing control of the situation in Hong Kong. What compromises can each side...
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Published in: HomeViolence in Hong Kong: the translated evidence
Hong Kong Democracy Now is a voluntary working group translating videos and articles to support international media...
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Published in: HomeThe cause of labour is Hong Kong’s hope
The voice of the labour movement has been ignored in the international media coverage of Hong Kong’s Occupy protest....
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Published in: HomeUmbrella revolution: the academy reflects on Hong Kong’s struggle
Two professors in Hong Kong interview fellow academics, student activists and graduate students from mainland China...
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Published in: openSecurityHong Kong: the stakes are high
Beijing knows that the struggle for democracy in Hong Kong is not just about the future of the former British...
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Published in: HomeWhy Hong Kong matters
Could mainland China not seek eventual convergence towards a democratic system, respectful of the full gamut of...
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Published in: HomeWith peace and love: civil disobedience in Hong Kong
Western media outlets have described Hong Kong’s accelerated wave of unrest as predominantly led by students. It has...
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Published in: HomeThe time is now: Hong Kong’s Occupy Central
“Can you not hear that clock ticking? Or is that just the beating of our hearts pounding ever harder? Time is not on...
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Published in: Home“Love China and love Hong Kong”: whose mainstream opinion?
Hong Kong’s deep reservoir of discontent is not, as Beijing contends, the result of efforts by “anti-China” forces....