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“If you grabbed a policeman’s weapon here, you will be killed on scene. If you tried to occupy the airport, you will be arrested here. You must understand the Hong Kong policemen are very nice. Maybe they are too nice,” said Lu Qiang, owner of local Chinese restaurant Shanghai Lander Palace, who has lived in Los Angeles for over 20 years. … [Read more...] about Chinese Media Touts Small Los Angeles Rally Against Hong Kong

Hato is a Japanese word that means "pigeon." As the storm approached the city overnight, government and business organizations, apart from the local people, braced up for the powerful typhoon. “Tides are currently running about 0.5 meters above normal,” the observatory said in its 6.45 a.m. local time (6:45 p.m. EDT Tuesday) storm update. … [Read more...] about WATCH: Typhoon Hato Triggers Heavy Flooding in Hong Kong, Halts Stock Trading

HONG KONG, HONG KONG - JULY 01: Protesters break into the Legislative Council Complex protest against the extradition bill on July 1, 2019 in Hong Kong, Hong Kong. Hundreds of pro-democracy protesters broke into Hong Kong's legislature on Monday during the 22nd anniversary of the territory's return to China from Britain after riot police officers used batons and pepper spray to push back demonstrators. The city's embattled leader Carrie Lam watched a flag-raising ceremony on a video display from inside a convention center, citing bad weather, as tens of thousands protesters marched separately after the ceremony that morning. (Photo by Billy H.C. Kwok/Getty Images) … [Read more...] about Hong Kong police removing protesters from legislature

While the Chinese government will acquire control over Hong Kong in 2047 when the transition period ends, the problem is, China isn't waiting for the intervening period to expire. Over the last decade, the rights of people of Hong Kong have been eroded and the fuller democracy, which was promised as part of the handover agreement, is still an unfinished business. There have been incidents in the past as well when people of Hong Kong pushed back a legislation that would have curtailed their freedom to speech or when they took over the streets to exterminate China's influence over Hong Kong's elections. … [Read more...] about Breaking Down The Hong Kong Crisis: A Fight For Rule Of Law

According to polls cited by the SCMP, Carrie Lam is now the least popular chief executive since China took control of Hong Kong 22 years ago, with a 30 percent approval rating and only 21 percent public support for remaining in office. Beijing has nevertheless restated its support for Lam, mixed with a bit of strategic chiding about how she could have done a better job with the extradition bill. … [Read more...] about China: Peaceful Hong Kong Protesters Using ‘Lethal Weapons’