Chow Hang-tung, the former vice chair of the now-defunct Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China, has urged
The trial of the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China resumed on 18 May, with closing submissions
Youth unemployment has become one of China’s most pressing economic and social challenges, with millions of graduates facing uncertain futures as opportunities
Hong Kong’s statutory minimum wage rose by just HK$1 this month, taking the hourly rate to HK$43.10 (£4.20 / US$5.50). But for
The Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) has hit out the government of weaponising the tax code to intimidate the city’s embattled media
As governments across Europe and Asia raise minimum wages to confront the cost-of-living crisis, Hong Kong’s lowest-paid workers are receiving one of
From four-day working week trials in Europe to sweeping holiday reforms in Taiwan and proposals for a shorter working week in South
In a chilling development for what remains of Hong Kong’s independent media, journalists have reported a systematic campaign of intimidation and "obvious" stalking. However,
The formal removal of the Professional Teachers’ Union from the official register marks far more than the demise of a fifty-year-old institution;
Chow Hang-tung paused mid-testimony, her voice breaking as she recalled the final days of Chinese dissident and Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu