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When former deputy police commissioner John Lee became Hong Kong's chief executive in 2022, many commentators described it as the beginning of
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China has backed the world's first international labour convention protecting gig economy workers, despite continuing to prosecute delivery riders who organise for
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Hong Kong's safety net for workers left unpaid by bankrupt employers is facing growing financial pressure amid a wave of business closures,
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The Observer reported on 21 June 2026 comments by Christopher Mung following the sentencing in the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office
MoreSky News reported on 18 June 2026 comments by Christopher Mung following the sentencing in the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office
MoreChristopher Mung has been identified by the Washington Standard as one of the exiled activists caught in the HKETO’s web of transnational
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In relation to the sentencing, Christopher Mung, the Executive Director of the Hong Kong Labour Rights Monitor, said “This sentences are well
MoreHong Kong Labour Rights Monitor (HKLRM) welcomes today’s guilty verdict in the London Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office (HKETO) espionage case.
MoreWith the Chief Executive’s Policy Address fast approaching, the Hong Kong Labour Rights Monitor (HKLRM) today (15 September 2025) released a detailed
MoreOn the eve of the fifth anniversary of the National Security Ordinance, the Hong Kong government rushed through sweeping amendments to the
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