All things Hong Kong: diaspora politics, community resistance, and liberation struggles. Exploring pathways toward self-determination and a democratic future.
Dissidents targeted by the Hong Kong Govt are not facing transnational repression
Transnational repression is an invisible pressure experienced by overseas and diasporic individuals - resulting in the practice of self censorship.
Now
5 years since Hongkongers stormed the Legislative Council.
For over a century, the city of Hong Kong was denied political autonomy.
LegCo was never representative of Hongkongers. Designed by our oppressors & colonizers
π¬ introspection on what l've learned from HK & political musing about non-political things
I was a curious child, always asked questions that annoyed adults in my life. One of the recurring
Letβs be real about this:
Article 23 is going to further suppress the civil rights discussion within HKSAR and amongst the Hongkonger diaspora.
As an outspoken critic of PRC/HKSAR, it did
Voter turnout is a symptom of the broader political discontent in #HongKong
District councils used to be where everyday people can seek advocacy, social assistance, access community services, & get support from local
