Hong Kong is facing the longest and largest social movement amid the 70 years anniversary of the establishment of PRC. What will happen on October 1st?
OCTOBER is an anticipated month for the Chinese as they celebrate the country’s 70th birthday. While the Chinese officials announced the great achievements the country has accomplished since 1949, Hong Kong is facing the longest and largest social move...
Hong Kong Connection looked into the footage filmed by different media at Prince Edward MTR station on 31 August to see the appropriateness of the police's action. It also sourced a group of citizens affected by tear gas and worked with chemical engin...
In the summer of 2019, the anti-extradition law rally evolved into city-wide movement. A group of young protesters took to the street and fought for their demands. When the long vacation of summer holiday comes to an end, are they prepared to put down ...
Quite a number of teenagers get involved in the campaign of anti-extradition law. Why are they so devoted and what they have experienced in the past month?
Over a million people took to the street on 9th June, 2019, expressed their worries to the amendment bill of the extradition law. How the HKSAR government responds to the voices of the people? Massive protest signifies the end, or the beginning of the...
The police have been accused of mishandling Yuen Long's attack on 21 July. Stephen Lo, the Commissioner of Police, explained that the "delay" was due to insufficient manpower as the force was busy dealing with a protest in Hong Kong Island, as well as ...
Causeway Bay Bookstore former owner Lam Wing-kee worried that if the amendment bill on extradition law passed, the safety of Hong Kong citizens could not longer be guaranteed. At last, he chose to leave Hong Kong and stayed in Taiwan.
1989 is a key turning point in world history. The Berlin Wall fell this year, triggered the domino effect on the fall of communist regimes in Eastern Europe. Poland was the first country to reject its ruling communist party through ballots on June 4th,...
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