DeutschNewstral
Article
South China Morning Post on 2021-08-24 15:57
National security law: Hong Kong’s PolyU tells student union to take magazine off shelves over ‘inappropriate’ content
Related news
- FHong Kong’s protests: Inside the PolyU siegeft.com
- SHong Kong’s PolyU launches city’s first metaverse postgraduate programmescmp.com
- National security law won’t affect overseas students much in Hong Kong’s universities, PolyU deputy president saysSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s PolyU outlines plans for medical school, hospital and hotel in new Northern MetropolisSouth China Morning Post
- SPolyU celebrates its 85-year history, while looking to Hong Kong’s future and its transition to an international I&T hubscmp.com
- Researchers from Hong Kong’s PolyU develop diagnostic system to identify up to 40 types of bacteria or viruses causing respiratory infectionsSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s PolyU to teach national security law and history of ‘humiliation’ of China in course on leadership qualitiesSouth China Morning Post
- Coronavirus: PolyU to be first of Hong Kong’s universities to welcome back select students for ‘essential’ on-campus classesSouth China Morning Post
- NHong Kong’s leader shelves extradition bill but won’t resignnypost.com
Content Deal Could Be Lifeline for Hong Kong’s i-CABLEvariety.com- Hong Kong protests: first aid volunteer jailed for 3½ years for rioting at PolyU in 2019South China Morning Post
- PolyU democracy wall row escalates as ‘student tears down’ paper covering Hong Kong independence messagesSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong protests: PolyU graduate jailed for rioting near the campus at height of 2019 unrestSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s consumer watchdog finds metal contaminants in more than 60 per cent of salt tested from city’s shelvesSouth China Morning Post
- NAs Hong Kong’s Apple Daily goes dark, the newspaper’s web, app, and social content disappears, tooniemanlab.org
- Hong Kong’s biggest international school group ESF vows to look into student complaints of racism, inappropriate behaviour against teachersSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s I-Cable Seeks $88 Million for Content and Restructuringvariety.com
- Fopinion content. Hong Kong’s Messi backlash says more about digital fandom than footballft.com
- FAsia: opinion content. Outlook. Why Hong Kong’s cinema has gone quietft.com
- STwo more Hong Kong universities admit they also have offshore companies after Panama Papers exposed PolyUscmp.com