Writing about Hong Kong's deteriorating human rights & rule of law. Blocked by the Hong Kong government.
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Based on testimony from former prisoners—many speaking out for the first time—our new report documents systemic violence, political control, and unlivable conditions behind Hong Kong’s prison walls.
The findings suggest a sharp decline in open government, which will inevitably lead to increased corruption and self-dealing
In my new report with CFHK, we expose how Hong Kong--with the government's blessing--has become the favorite base of those seeking to trade with Russia, North Korea, and Iran
In a new report from the Committee for Freedom in Hong Kong Foundation, Alyssa Fong and I examine the role British, Australian and Canadian judges play in Hong Kong's human rights abuses
Here's why I'm frustrated, and why both Hongkongers and Americans should feel let down by the Administration's response to Hong Kong's Article 23 NSL
The Hong Kong government is trying to cut off funding to pro-democracy advocates abroad. It’s working.
New state secrets and foreign interference offenses will adopt Mainland China’s approach to information control, while eliminating even more rights for political defendants.
The media mogul's national security show trial begins on Monday, but it is not his first. Here is a look back at how Hong Kong's judges have kept Lai behind bars for years.
The ferocity of the response to the newly-introduced Hong Kong Sanctions Act is all bark and no bite, yet underscores the impact its passage could have on global perceptions of Hong Kong’s rule of law
Sanctioned Chief Executive John Lee and other officials overseeing the human rights crackdown are expected to attend and meet the American and global executives
