Rights activists are set to commemorate the anniversary of China’s Tiananmen Square protests
Hong Kong articles on Democracy Chronicles
After joining China, Hong Kong has struggled to maintain its democratic nature against pressures from the mainland but a determined pro-democracy population refuses to give ground. Keep an eye on this key city. Also check out our section on World Democracy.
Tiananmen Square Crackdown Remembered in HK March
Hundreds of protesters in Hong Kong took to the streets to demand better human rights in China
Hong Kong’s election: A Vote Without Voters
Although an election committee will choose Hong Kong’s new Chief Executive, the vote has caused much excitement
Hong Kong Democrats Lament Beijing’s Interference in Leadership Bid
Pro-democracy campaigners publicly criticized what they see as the increasing influence of Beijing
The Crucial Year Ahead For Hong Kong Freedom
As the 20th anniversary of Hong Kong’s return to China approaches, democracy looks further away than ever
Disqualified Hong Kong Lawmakers Lose Court Appeal
Democracy movement’s newly disqualified Hong Kong lawmakers refused to swear allegiance to China
Chinese Political Intervention in Hong Kong Marks New Era
Protests begin after recently elected pro-democracy leaders ejected by Chinese political intervention
China and the New Generation Of Hong Kong Leadership
Protester Nathan Law is among a newly elected pro-democracy group seeking to upend Hong Kong leadership
Troubling Hong Kong Voter Fraud Accusations
Serious questions about Hong Kong voter fraud in closely watched election for Legislative Council
Hong Kong March in Unity With Wukan Democracy Protests
Recently elected pro-democracy activists supporting Wukan democracy protests from Hong Kong