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- SArticle 23: after the victory lap, what’s next for Hong Kong?scmp.com
Hong Kong government adviser Regina Ip hits out at Article 23 bill’s definitions of ‘external forces’, saying they’re ‘very broad’ and ‘very problematic’South China Morning Post- Here’s how Hong Kong plans to amend existing laws, create new offences for Article 23 national security legislationSouth China Morning Post
- Complaints upheld against some Hong Kong solicitors linked to protest defence fund, Law Society saysSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong Bar Association clears 38 barristers in payment probe tied to protest defence fundSouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong’s Cardinal Zen found guilty over protester support fundAl Jazeera- Hong Kong national security law: secretary of now-defunct legal fund for protesters arrested at airport while leaving citySouth China Morning Post
- Cardinal Joseph Zen, 5 others have case to answer over protest fund, Hong Kong magistrate rulesSouth China Morning Post
- Former Confederation of Trade Unions leaders brought in for questioning by Hong Kong national security policeSouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong’s colonial-era sedition laws are backThe Japan Times
Hong Kong pro-democracy protest group disbandsThe Jerusalem Post (JPost.com)
Chinese Foreign Ministry: Hong Kong Had No Freedom or Democracy Under British Rulebreitbart.com- PThe Death of Hong Kongpalatinate.org.uk
- Leaders of banned Hong Kong National Party to face three-man Exco panel for appealSouth China Morning Post
- Explicitly recognise Communist Party as China’s rulers, Hong Kong legislators tell governmentSouth China Morning Post
- University in Hong Kong ‘surprised’ as mainland Chinese judges hold Communist Party meeting on its campusSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam will sit on panel to hear banned pro-independence party appealSouth China Morning Post
- Localist Andy Chan says officials wrong to ban Hong Kong National Party as it is run by a registered company subject to different lawsSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong National Party founders lodge separate appeals against ban in effort to avoid further legal actionSouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong Bans Pro-Independence PartyThe New York Times
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