Amelia Loi

One year after the 'white paper' protests swept China, overseas activists say they are keeping the flame alive.

After fleeing China, Huang Guoan is applying for political refugee status in New Zealand.

Lai's son Sebastien calls on the British government to demand his father's immediate release.

The city's government hits back over criticism of the 'long-arm' enforcement of its national security law.

As tens of thousands of Hong Kong kids move overseas, are they all right?

Lawyers cite credible evidence that activist Andy Li's 'confession' was extracted through torture.

Simon Cheng's family is hauled in and asked if they have sent him any money, a rights group says.

Rebooted after mass protests 20 years ago, the draft is aimed at 'undercurrents' of dissent, foreign 'interference.'

A UN expert adds her voice to a chorus of dismay over the new security legislation.

Demonstrators and governments alike warn of higher risk of detention under the Article 23 legislation.