Hong Kong’s government has promised to trim nearly 5,000 civil service posts as part of a drive to curb spending, but an
Xiao Wu (real name Feng Rui), who writes about labour rights in China, has been out of contact, according to a report
Campaigners gathered outside Downing Street on Sunday to mark the twelfth anniversary of the Umbrella Movement, delivering a petition urging the UK
abour Department owes Hong Kong workers justice.
Today(10 Sept. 2026), the court found the Wall Street Journal guilty of violating the Employment Ordinance
Workers at a DHL warehouse in the Philippines have gone on strike after the logistics company announced its closure just weeks after they won
Joshua Wong, one of Hong Kong’s longest-serving political prisoners, has pleaded guilty to a fresh charge of "conspiracy to collude with foreign
Veteran Hong Kong trade union leader Lee Cheuk-yan is awaiting sentence after being convicted of inciting others to subvert state power under
UN human rights special rapporteur and the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) have called for the immediate release of former Hong Kong
After Hong Kong’s National Security Law conviction, his wife Elizabeth Tang recalls his years in prison, his health struggles and his determination
A coordinated wave of international support has emerged ahead of the verdict in the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic