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WHISTLEBLOWER TELLS ALL: Tim learns the history and culture of Japan is bigger than ANYONE realizes.

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Britain promised to protect Hongkongers from China. Why does it now seem ready to sacrifice us? | Nathan Law

Britain promised to protect Hongkongers from China. Why does it now seem ready to sacrifice us? | Nathan LawActivists under threat from Beijing are facing strange difficulties with UK immigration. Our safety must not be traded for warmer relations with China, says pro-democracy activist Nathan Lawwww.theguardian.com

The UK has failed HK people again and again and again. While BN(O) immigration has been granted on 'humanitarian' basis, it's on a temporary basis albeit ability to extend to ILR and citizenship. But it *is* temporary. So... were we ever part of UK territory or not?

ANDY BURNHAM YOU HAD ONE JOB

UPDATE: Wu said he was eventually allowed to enter, with authorities granting him a seven-day immigration bail. That means he will be removed from the U.K. on Wednesday, he said, cutting short family plans to spend months together. apnews.com/article/hong...

A Hong Kong democracy activist's long-awaited London reunion may be cut shortFormer pro-democracy lawmaker Wu Chi-wai has reunited with his family in London after more than five years in a Hong Kong prison.apnews.com

Technically, HKers *would* call themselves anti-leftists. But only because “the left” actually maps to conservative, even reactionary politics in the city because CCP is “the left”. Tycoon-friendly policies, social conservatism, nationalism, anti-LGBTQA+ all represent “the left” …

A thing that’s often hard for anyone outside of HK (and Taiwan?) to wrap their head around is that no opposition would be caught dead calling themselves “the left”, even if the policies pursued are “leftist” in any other place. The reason should be obvious if you think about it for even 2 seconds

Andy Burnham, you had one job www.thetimes.com/world/asia/a...

Jailed Hong Kong democracy leader told he is to be deported from UKWu Chi-wai was detained at Heathrow airport where an immigration officer said he would be sent back to the territory within seven dayswww.thetimes.com

Head held high. As she should.

This photo is one of the ages. And should be made famous.

To any BNO'ers flirting with supporting Reform, the Tories or indeed the Marshall family.

@mariaressa.bsky.social has been speaking about SM and democracy for some time now, probably the most preeminent voice these days, one of many indeed, one of the few with the weight of state molding her life to this day, she still has dozens of lawsuits against here from the Philippine government

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I am proud to share my latest peer-reviewed work with Nathan Kar Ming Chan and John Mok, "Desperate Acts of Democracy: Identity Threat, Autocratization and Voter Turnout in Hong Kong" out now at @chinaquarterly.bsky.social. This piece is very special to us, and likely our last survey study in HK🧵

Commentary: China's new supply-chain regulations could force multinational companies to choose between complying with foreign laws and avoiding legal liability in China, creating major risks for global business operations.

Nobody noticed, but China just rewrote the rules of global businessAt first glance, the two regulations feel like one more step in the steady escalation of trade sanctions between China and the United States.ebx.sh