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Ka Hang WongE-International |
On 30 June 2020, the Chinese government imposed a National Security Law (NSL) on Hong Kong. This imposition violated the Sino-British Joint...
The Tiananmen Square Massacre marked a turning point in China’s political history, shutting down a moment of potential reform and ushering in...
In 2023, Hong Kong’s Court of Final Appeal (CFA) ruled that the government must establish a legal framework for recognising same-sex partnerships,...
As Hong Kong’s space for public remembrance narrows, the struggle over historical truth, political identity and collective memory remains far from...
Hong Kong’s shrinking autonomy has revived constitutional imaginaries of Crown Dependency and diaspora governance beyond Chinese rule.
The regulation of contested slogans shows how harm-based interpretation in liberal democracies can gradually narrow space for political dissent.
Authoritarian regimes consolidate power not only through coercion, but by monopolising narrative and memory.
Jimmy Lai’s persecution stems from Deng Xiaoping’s distorted view of sovereignty and his rewriting of Hong Kong’s history.
Historical precedents, symbolic instruments and contemporary strategies converge to shape Hongkongers’ understanding of sovereignty, identity, and...
Political caution trumps full legal compliance, leaving ordinary residents trapped in a system that prioritizes procedure and appearances over...
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