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July 14, 2016
Hong Kong Corruption Watchdog’s Independence at Risk
By Cal Wong
Questions arise after the Independent Commission Against Corruption's head of operations is removed.
December 02, 2014
After Violent Clashes, Hong Kong Leader Promises Crackdown on Protests
By Shannon Tiezzi
The Hong Kong government warns protestors that it is out of patience.
October 31, 2014
China’s ‘Shadow’ Network of International Organizations
By Shannon Tiezzi
Plus, China vs. Ebola, the Hong Kong protests, and your guide to talking about maritime disputes. Friday China links.
October 21, 2014
Hong Kong's Leader: Universal Suffrage Threatens Business Interests
By Shannon Tiezzi
Chief Executive CY Leung said that universal suffrage could turn Hong Kong into a welfare state.
October 11, 2014
Anonymous: ‘We Will Shutdown China’ in Support of Hong Kong Protestors
By Shannon Tiezzi
Plus, Hong Kong cancels talks with protestors and CY Leung's secret $6.5 million windfall. Friday Hong Kong links.
October 03, 2014
Amid Violent Clashes, Hong Kong Government Tells Protestors to Disperse
By Shannon Tiezzi
The Hong Kong police and government called for Occupy protestors to go home as counter-demonstrations turned violent.
October 03, 2014
Hong Kong’s Chief Secretary Will Meet With Protestors
By Shannon Tiezzi
Hong Kong's Chief Executive CY Leung held a press conference to announce his government's response to protests.
October 01, 2014
Why CY Leung’s Days Could be Numbered
By Malte Philipp Kaeding
With few options, China could sell CY Leung out to restore order in Hong Kong.
August 29, 2014
China Drafts Rules for Hong Kong Elections
By Shannon Tiezzi
Details of the draft suggest Beijing is holding to a hard-line stance in the face of pan-democrat opposition.
December 04, 2013
Hong Kong Debates Democracy
By Shannon Tiezzi
Hong Kong's debates over universal suffrage reflect a larger identity crisis in the Special Administrative Region.
March 12, 2013
One Country, Two Systems: Human Rights in Hong Kong
Beijing has said Hong Kong can directly elect its leaders from 2017. Will they hold to the promise?
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