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If Hong Kong wanted to stay a democracy, it should have built an army

October 31, 2019November 1, 2019 China, hong kong

BY SHAI KIVITY Imagine: China has just mobilized its army from Guangzhou and has invaded Hong Kong. Communications are

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Political Prosecution by Chinese Authorities: Will Hong Kong enjoy political and legal autonomy in the future?

November 27, 2018December 12, 2018 free speech, hong kong, Protest

BY JASON HUNG The “bookstore incidents” In January 2018, Hong Kong-based Swedish Chinese publisher, Gui Minhai, was snatched by mainland

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