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.
(Hong Kong) Hong Kong’s national security forces arrested Rev. Garry Pang Moon-yuen on April 9 for sedition and posting inciteful content. He applied for bail several times, but the Court
(Hong Kong) A Catholic school in Hong Kong punished 14 students for failing to attend a flag-raising ceremony. The students reportedly violated the national flag law by not respecting the
(Hong Kong) The Studium Biblicum Franciscanum of the Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong issued an announcement on July 25 that the Society’s Chinese Bibles (The Studium Biblicum Version) will face
(Hong Kong) A small Christian school in Hong Kong will start the compulsory “National Security Education” course in the new school year beginning in September 2022. The school’s principal will
(Hong Kong) Msgr. Javier Herrera-Corona, the Vatican’s unofficial representative of the Holy See’s expedition to Hong Kong, warned more than 50 missionary groups in Hong Kong to prepare for tighter
(Hong Kong) Most Hong Kong dissidents have been silenced after continuous suppression. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) abandoned Beijing’s commitment to “One Country, Two Systems,” the agreement for Hong Kong
The Hong Kong Handover At 25 By Benedict Rogers The following article was posted by the Wall Street Journal on June 30 as an
Thirty-three years ago, winds of change blew through China. I remember a time when the hope of freedom lifted the spirits of everyone around me. Passion stirred in my fellow
(Hong Kong) Joseph Zen Ze-kiun, Bishop Emeritus of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong, has been charged with improperly registering a relief fund by the Hong Kong police. The
(Hong Kong) Since the implementation of the “Hong Kong National Security Law,” significant changes have taken place at all levels of Hong Kong society. Hong Kong has lost freedom of
(Hong Kong—May 13, 2022) Omicron surged in Hong Kong earlier this year for the city’s fifth wave of COVID-19. The government tightened restrictive measures, and places of worship were asked
(Hong Kong) Hong Kong authorities arrested Cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-kiun today for his role as a trustee of the 612 Humanitarian Relief Fund, which helped pro-democracy protesters and activists to
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.