Article

South China Morning Post on 2022-05-15 13:22

Hong Kong’s next leader John Lee dismisses Western criticism of arrests of cardinal and activists, insists city’s rule of law targets only criminals and not dissent

Lee, a Catholic, says people who break law need to be held accountable regardless of their background or beliefs.

House

Related news

Arrested Catholic cardinal denies charges amid Hong Kong’s crackdown on dissent LA Times
Kowloon , Hong Kong
TGeorge Will: Hong Kong’s summer of heroic dissent twincities.com
Hungary , Taiwan , China , Beijing , Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s new national security bill includes stiff penalties and more power to suppress dissent The Fresno Bee
China , Beijing , Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s new national security bill includes stiff penalties and more powers to suppress dissent LA Times
China , Beijing , Hong Kong
The architecture of dissent: Why Hong Kong’s airport was a good target for protesters The Economist
China , Cambridge , Gaza , Palestine , United Kingdom
Hong Kong’s Roman Catholic cardinal says he dreams of bishops from greater China praying together Seattle Times
Immaculate Conception , Shanghai , Taiwan , Macau , Vatican City
The cost of suppressing dissent in China Sydney Morning Herald
Egypt , Russia , Venice , North Korea , Sweden
FArrest of Cardinal Zen send chills through Hong Kong’s Catholic church ft.com
Hong Kong
The Fracturing of Hong Kong’s Democracy Movement The Atlantic
Minsk , United Kingdom , United States , Australia , Belarus
China Targets Hong Kong’s Lawmakers as It Squelches Dissent The New York Times
Taiwan , Washington , Beijing , Hong Kong , China
Dems stick with muted ways of exercising art of dissent waff.com
New York , Washington
Democrats exercise the art of dissent in subtle ways waff.com
New York , Wall Street , Kentucky , Washington
Hong Kong’s Cardinal Joseph Zen granted private audience with Pope Francis in Vatican following funeral of Benedict XVI South China Morning Post
Santa Marta , Rome , Vatican City , Hong Kong
National security law: arrest of Hong Kong’s Cardinal Joseph Zen sparks concerns over wider net cast against religious institutions South China Morning Post
Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s Cardinal Zen to attend Benedict’s funeral Mass seattletimes.com
Vatican City , China , Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s Cardinal Zen found guilty over protester support fund Al Jazeera
Beijing , China , Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s judiciary dismisses claims magistrate posted to High Court job because of complaints over rulings in protest cases South China Morning Post
Hong Kong
Cardinal Joseph Zen arrested by Hong Kong’s national security police South China Morning Post
Hong Kong