As the third anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)-imposed Hong Kong National Security Law approaches, the authorities have been busy launching different measures and plans targeting students. The Hong Kong government recently distributed 60,000 children’s picture books to primary schools all over Hong Kong. The book, called National Security: Foundation Of Stability And Prosperity,…
HKDC Blocked from Internet After Criticizing Foreign Firms for Helping HK Government Suppress Human Rights
The Hong Kong Democracy Council (HKDC), an American non-government organization with a number of exiled Hong Kong pro-democracy figures as its core members, issued a report on Oct. 25, criticizing the Hong Kong government for lobbying international companies to support the “Hong Kong National Security Law (NSL).” The report also revealed the names and conduct…
Outdoor Screening of Batman movie ‘The Dark Knight’ Banned by Hong Kong Government
The Hong Kong government banned an outdoor screening of the 2008 Batman movie “The Dark Knight,” scheduled for an event next Thursday. Kevin Yeung Yun-hung, Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism of Hong Kong, was asked about the incident at a press conference today. He said that Hong Kong has an established mechanism for handling…
HKGov Hires 2000 Political Assistants: All Must Know Basic Law and National Security Law
The Civil Service Bureau (CSB) of the Hong Kong government (HKGov) announced on July 29 that a recruitment exercise for the post of Assistant Clerical Officer (ACO) is now open for applications. It plans to hire 2,000 political assistants, and the application deadline is August 11. A passing grade in the “Basic Law and National…
A Hong Kong Teachers’ Association Dissolved by National Security Law
The year 2023 will be the last year for Hong Kong senior secondary school students to take the compulsory subject of Liberal Studies. After the subject is retired, the new subject designed by the Hong Kong government (HKgov), Citizenship and Social Development, will be its permanent replacement. Founded by local Liberal Studies teachers in 2005,…
Required to Pledge Allegiance by Oath, 129 Public Servants and 535 Contractors Have Left the Government Last Year
Over a hundred (129 to be exact) Hong Kong civil servants and 535 non-civil servant government employees have left or resigned last year, refusing to comply with the newly introduced oath-taking declaration-signing requirement by the Hong Kong government. The Hong Kong government requires civil servants to take an oath or sign a declaration of allegiance to the…
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