On 3 October 2021, the Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions (HKCTU) voted to disband after 31 years under mounting political repression.
Leaked documents dated 11 September suggest Beijing has been supplying Myanmar’s military junta with surveillance technology used to monitor communications, track opponents
Renowned Hong Kong playwright Candace Chong Mui-ngam has publicly accused cultural authorities of systematically blacklisting her, in what she describes as part
More than 100 employees of Swire Coca-Cola Hong Kong staged a strike on Thursday following the summary dismissal of a lorry driver
Since its restructuring in July last year, Hong Kong’s Social Workers Registration Board has revoked the licences of 30 social workers —
In the wake of the National Security Law and the newly amended Trade Union Ordinance, Hong Kong’s labour movement has come under
In recent years, China’s food delivery market has become fiercely competitive. Faced with penalty systems that directly impact their pay, riders often
Six years ago today, some 350,000 Hongkongers wrote a defining chapter in the city’s labour movement. Defying pressure and political risk, they
Today (28 July, 2025), Carol Ng Man-yee, former chairperson of the Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions and the British Airways Hong
The crisis of forced labour in Xinjiang has become one of the most urgent global human rights concerns. Although many Western countries