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Hong Kong Politics
Edward Lau Wai-tak Talks Hong Kong Politics
By
Alan Yu
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Sunday, December 6th, 2015
In September 2014, the Hong Kong police fired tear gas into crowds of protestors fighting for democracy and universal suffrage, starting the Umbrella Movement. Edward Lau Wai-tak..
The Justice Centre’s Piya Muqit on Hong Kong’s Refugee Crisis
By
Kate Springer
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Friday, January 22nd, 2016
While more than a million refugees have traveled across Europe in 2015 to avoid political conflicts, violence and abuse, refugee crises are not isolated to the..
Rally commemorates Umbrella Movement’s third anniversary
By
The Loop HK Staff
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Friday, September 29th, 2017
Got a yellow umbrella? Hundreds gathered this Thursday at the Hong Kong government headquarters to commemorate the massive, 79-day pro-democracy protest that took place in..
9 Hong Kong superpowers we would kill to have
By
Andrea Lo
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Monday, February 26th, 2018
From our Daily Grind series. Even though we're spoilt rotten here in Hong Kong, sometimes there are still things we wish we could do to..
“Anti-discrimination should be our number one priority”
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Leanne Mirandilla
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Friday, May 4th, 2018
From our Point of View series. When Benita Chick isn't working her day job at a youth-focused think tank or teaching scuba-diving in her free time, she's..
HKFP’s Tom Grundy on the State of Hong Kong’s Media
By
Leanne Mirandilla
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Wednesday, June 27th, 2018
If you have any interest in Hong Kong journalism, politics or social issues, you've probably heard of the Hong Kong Free Press and its founder, Tom Grundy...
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