To vote or not to vote, is that the question?
By Chris Yeung — Officially dubbed as “improving electoral system”, the Beijing-crafted Legislative Council election game will be effectively put to a vote on December…
By Chris Yeung — Officially dubbed as “improving electoral system”, the Beijing-crafted Legislative Council election game will be effectively put to a vote on December…
By Chris Yeung — The fate of the Pillar of Shame erected at the University of Hong Kong is in the balance. Its removal from…
By Chris Yeung — In a sense, it is coincidental that the first of the three sets of landmark elections in Hong Kong in the…
By Chris Yeung — Defying an order from Hong Kong’s national security police, a pro-democracy alliance said on Sunday they will ignore the police’s request…
By Chris Yeung — The demise of the Civil Human Rights Front (CHRF), an umbrella body which organised all major protests in Hong Kong since…
By Chris Yeung — In a shameless act of self-neutering, the Hong Kong Government announced yesterday (July 31) they will cut ties with the Professional…
By Chris Yeung — Co-leading a campaign to relaunch Hong Kong in the wake of the 2019 political turmoil, former Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying has…
By Chris Yeung — With the democrats, labelled as the opposition, crushed, Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor is facing a more formidable opponent in…
By Chris Yeung — Dr Law Chi-kwong, formerly a Democrat, an academic and now labour and welfare minister, seems to be one of the least…
By Chris Yeung — Days before China’s top legislature, or National People’s Congress, was scheduled to rubber-stamp a set of amendments to Hong Kong’s electoral…