BEIJING LAW ENFORCEMENT … IN HONG KONG

Jan 28, 2016 | Letters from Hong Kong

  Posted:  Jan. 28, 2016   By now the basic facts in the mysterious case of Hong Kong’s book dealers are well known. Local journalists have done the most they can to discover precisely how and when the five men vanished. Everything else remains unknown three...

THE LAW SCHOOL STANDS ITS GROUND

Jan 13, 2016 | Letters from Hong Kong

  Posted:  Jan. 13, 2016   Far from being deterred by the University of Hong Kong’s epic losing battle with Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying, the law school answered back with an event calculated to infuriate his allies and its enemies. HKU’s law faculty has...

“THE BEGINNING OF ANOTHER FIGHTING YEAR”

Jan 7, 2016 | Letters from Hong Kong

  Posted:  Jan. 7, 2016   Whatever its faults and failings, there’s one thing about Hong Kong’s democracy movement that no one is likely to contradict: its partisans never say die. When someone stands aside or drops out, someone else always steps forward to...