Hong Kong: Big capitalists declare their support for Beijing’s national security law

Europe’s biggest bank HSBC says law will “raise investor confidence” in Hong Kong

Hong Kong: People see this as the “final battle”

Hong Kong police have made 8,000 arrests since mass democracy protests erupted a year ago.

Per Olsson of Offensiv (ISA’s weekly newspaper in Sweden) asked Dikang of Socialist Action in Hong Kong about the recent dramatic events there.

Hong Kong: Power grab by Xi Jinping to smash democratic rights

Beijing’s enactment of a new national security law for Hong Kong is the point of no return

Hong Kong: Migrant women carry bigger burden during pandemic

Fear of illness, extra workload and cancellation of day-off

China: Biggest crisis since Xi Jinping came to power

This picture taken with a mobile phone on April 3, 2014 shows protesters rallying against a plant producing paraxylene (PX) in front of the government headquarters in Maoming, south China's Guangdong province. Chinese police have detained 18 people over large rallies opposing a chemical plant in Maoming, state-run media reported on April 4, as locals said the protests had entered a fifth day. CHINA OUT AFP PHOTO (Photo credit should read STR/AFP via Getty Images)

China perspectives 2020 The following document was approved unanimously by the 4th congress of the CWI China/Hong Kong/Taiwan section held in December 2019.

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