One Country, Two Systems

American, Australian, Canadian and British diplomats issued a joint statement Sunday condemning t...

A sign China is stepping up its national security law to crush Hong Kong's civil society.

More than 50 opposition and pro-democracy figures in Hong Kong have been arrested in the latest sign of Beijing's intolerance of political dissent.

The individuals were reportedly arrested for allegedly violating a new national security law by participating in an unofficial primary election last year.

Over 50 Hong Kong pro-democracy activists were arrested on Wednesday on suspicion of violating the city's national security law, local media reported, in the...

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China is targeting government opponents through financial institutions using a draconian national security law that's already led to U.S. sanctions.

Joshua Wong, one of Hong Kong's most prominent activists, was jailed on Wednesday for his role in an anti-government rally in 2019.

They plead guilty for participating in an unsanctioned protest in 2019.

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Beijing disqualified four pro-democracy legislators in Hong Kong, leading to an en masse resignation. NPR's Lulu Garcia-Navarro speaks to James To Kun-sun, a legislator who stepped down in protest.

China condemned the resignation of opposition lawmakers in Hong Kong as "a farce" on Thursday, describing the protest as "a blatant challenge" to its authority over the former British colony.

Hong Kong opposition lawmakers, seen as representatives of the moderate pro-democracy voices in the Chinese-ruled finance hub, are expected to formally...

The mass resignations are protesting the expulsion of four fellow opposition legislators that Beijing deems secessionist, after China granted local authorities new powers to remove politicians.

One of those who sought protection at the U.S. Consulate was an American citizen residing in Hong Kong.

"We were supposed to have rule of law. But now it's rule by law, or even rule by fear," pro-democracy legislator Tanya Chan told CBS News.

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