Hong Kong protests
Hong Kong court sentences man to 3 months jail for insulting national anthem
The court heard how Cheng had uploaded a YouTube video in which he substituted China's national anthem with a popular protest song, "Glory to Hong Kong."
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Police detain 23 people in Hong Kong on Tiananmen anniversary
China gives Hong Kong leader power to bar overseas lawyers in national security cases
Hong Kong protesters hit pause to mark 9/11 attacks
"In solidarity against terrorism, all forms of protest in Hong Kong will be suspended on Sept. 11, apart from potential singing and chanting," they said in a statement.
Hong Kong police fire tear gas at protesters, thousands call on US to help
Hong Kong returned to China under a 'one country, two systems' formula that guarantees freedoms not enjoyed on the mainland, but many Hong Kong residents fear Beijing is eroding that autonomy.
Why most Jews in Hong Kong are not involved with the protests
One demonstration drew an estimated 2 million protesters in a population of 7.3 million.
YouTube shuts down 210 accounts with alleged ties to Chinese government
Days after Facebook and Twitter shut down hundreds of allegedly Chinese-linked accounts, YouTube follows suit.
Anti-government protests in Hong Kong resume despite heavy rain
"...We have to be here because we have no other choice. We have to continue until the government finally shows us the respect that we deserve"
Hong Kong protests bring 'panic and chaos,' says leader as airport reopens
Both street protesters and police toughen resolve; senior Chinese official said "sprouts of terrorism" were emerging in Hong Kong.
Hundreds of Hong Kong protesters storm parliament, tearing down paintings
The council, the mini-parliament, issued a red alert, ordering the protesters to leave immediately.
Extradition bill fury likely to fuel numbers at Hong Kong annual rally
Organizers of Monday's anniversary march say they are confident that anger over the city government's failure to withdraw the extradition bill will fuel numbers.
Fresh protests rock Hong Kong as activists seek a voice at G20
The demonstrators have seized on this week's G20 summit of world leaders in Japan to appeal for Hong Kong's plight to be put on the agenda which has vowed not to tolerate such discussion.
'Sing Hallelujah to the Lord' emerges as anthem of Hong Kong's protests
For the past week, the hymn has been heard almost non-stop at the main protest site, in front of the city's Legislative Council, and at marches and even at tense stand-offs with the police.