LCSA·
Chinese leftists articulate the importance of diaspora and internationalism in Hong Kong and China's future struggles.
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Two Hong Kong labor activists explain why they applied for a May Day rally permit in 2023, in the era of the National Security Law.
A critical assessment of diasporic Hongkonger activists’ discussions on their role in the future of Hong Kong’s struggle for democracy.
The left's adoption of the language of "multipolarity" is anti-Marxist and gives cover to the global far-right.
The region with some of the country’s most marginalized has become the spark for the largest scale mobilization in Chinese society in years.
Celebration of a colonial legacy that is continuous with Hong Kong's repression is anathema to democratic struggle.
Despite its temporary failure, the magnificent 1989 pro-democracy movement has immense historical significance.
工運圍爐·
The governance of Hong Kong is in shambles, and its citizens and workers bear the brunt of it.
We interviewed the App Drivers & Couriers Union on the transnational nature of exploitation in the gig economy, and our possibilities for solidarity.
Stand News interviews South Asian Hong Kong delivery riders on how their labor movement came about.
The demands and grievances of striking foodpanda riders explained, and how to help to campaign to increase their bargaining leverage.
