Protests erupted in Hong Kong in 2019 and 2020 to combat the draconian National Security Law. This violated China’s initial proposal of “one country, two systems.” Since then, freedom continues to evaporate in Hong Kong.
(Chibi City, Hubei Province – February 15, 2024) Hong Kong Christian Chen Yueli, whose English name is Stephen, who was involved in the printing of children’s Sunday school materials, was
(Hong Kong – November 15, 2023) Catholic leaders from around the world have signed a petition calling “on the government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region to immediately and
(Hong Kong) A fierce debate continues regarding the Communist Party’s policy of Sinicization of religion. During a symposium in Hong Kong, an anonymous scholar described it as “obedience.” The symposium
(Hong Kong) A mainland Chinese student was imprisoned in Hong Kong for six months for “sedition” charges. Authorities recently released her on October 12th, when the Hong Kong government deported
(Hong Kong) On the National Day of the People’s Republic of China (October 1), Five-Star Red Flags cover various roads, pedestrian overpasses, and shopping mall exteriors across Hong Kong. This
(Hong Kong) Official Hong Kong and Chinese Christian organizations increased their bilateral communication with both sides frequently exchanging visits. For the first time, they held a joint seminar on the
Photo: Tiananmen Square (Hong Kong—May 17, 2023) In 1989, Chinese authorities used violence to suppress the pro-democracy movement in Tiananmen Square. This massacre resulted in the death of countless students
(Hong Kong) At the end of a delegation visit from Hong Kong Bishop Stephen Chow, he delivered a closing prayer at St. Joseph’s Church. His prayer fell in line with
(Hong Kong/Beijing) Bishop Stephen Chow sau-yan of the Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong led a delegation to Beijing for a five-day visit last week. This is the first Bishop’s visit
(Hong Kong—March 20, 2023) At the invitation of Bishop Joseph Li Shan of the Catholic Diocese of Beijing, Bishop Stephen Chow Sau-yan of the Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong will
(Hong Kong) Hong Kong Reverend Garry Pang Moon-yuen, who was arrested in April of this year, was convicted in October of one or more acts of sedition because of his
(Hong Kong) Chinese bishops and priests from China’s state-sanctioned Catholic Church formally briefed Hong Kong clergy members on how to implement President Xi Jinping’s socialist view of religion— a move
Protests erupted in Hong Kong in 2019 and 2020 to combat the draconian National Security Law. This violated China’s initial proposal of “one country, two systems.” Since then, freedom continues to evaporate in Hong Kong.