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Hong Kong police raid homes of relatives of two exiled activists

Families of Dennis Kwok and Christopher Mung questioned this week as pressure on dissidents grows

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Hong Kong activists urge Taiwan to fight Chinese disinformation

Taipei, Nov. 3 (CNA) Two Hong Kong pro-democracy activists-in-exile, who are in Taipei to attend the Oslo Freedom Forum (OFF) on Thursday, urged Taiwan to keep up its fight against Chinese disinformation and help the world push back against authoritarian expansionism.

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Hong Kong s New Film Censorship May Force Hollywood to Make Difficult Decisions

Hong Kong s New Film Censorship May Force Hollywood to Make Difficult Decisions
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Demonstrations Mark Second Anniversary of Hong Kong Uprising

BANGKOK - Rallies rang out in dozens of cities across the globe Saturday to commemorate two years since pro-democracy activist

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Hong Kong residents seeking help to stay in Australia over fears of persecution under new national security law

Hong Kong residents seeking help to stay in Australia over fears of persecution under new national security law By Bang Xiao © Provided by ABC NEWS Ms Chan says dozens of Hongkongers in Australia are ineligible for the Federal Government s special visa offer, but fear going back to the city. () A Hong Kong backpacker has called for help from the Australian government for dozens of temporary visa holders from the city, saying they are too frightened to go back to their hometown. Emily Chan, 32, first arrived in Australia as an international student in 2013. Recently, she has been desperately looking for an opportunity to obtain Canberra s offer of a special visa and permanent residency pathway for Hong Kong passport holders.

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