What the Olympic podium means for Hongkonger identityWF·August 6, 2021Despite government repression of fan expressions of sports nationalism, Hongkonger local cultural identity continues to evolve.Quick Read
The periphery has no time for binariesJoey Ayoub·May 25, 2021We must spend our time building transnational solidarity amongst our communities and diasporas, not engaging solely in 'online discourse.'Quick Read
The mainland Chinese left in the shadow of Hong Kong’s democracy movement樱桃君·May 23, 2021Mainland Chinese leftists must see Hong Kong's democracy movement not as a foreign entity external to themselves but as a mirror for self-reflectionQuick Read
Fighting anti-Asian violence cannot include apologism for the Chinese statePromise Li·April 4, 2021In a globalized system of anti-Asian violence, we cannot compartmentalize anti-racist struggle within national boundaries. Quick Read
Anti-communism with Chinese characteristicsMia Wong·January 22, 2021Understanding China’s role in American empire reminds us how urgently we must confront the capitalist world system in its entirety.Quick Read
Hong Kong’s mass arrests are an assault on grassroots advocacyShui-yin Sharon Yam and Hung X.L.·January 7, 2021While undoubtedly another crushing setback, the redrawn fronts of struggle may yet unearth novel forms of resistance.Quick Read
Why building coalition with migrant justice groups is critical for HongkongersJN and Promise Li·December 19, 2020A broad terrain of activism exists for Hongkongers to develop new "international lines" to most effectively resist the CCP.Quick Read
An open letter from a detainee at the Castle Peak Bay Detention CenterAhmed Sani Salman·December 10, 2020Salman's letter details the plight of asylum seekers caught within the overlapping prison and immigration detention industrial complexesQuick Read
A new labour movement birthed from the flames of struggleUnions Pulse·November 27, 2020A new union movement that seeks more than worker rights is emerging. Building deeper solidarity is its next hurdle.Quick Read
Facing down the Hong Kong movement’s right-wing turn: A new afterwordZoe Zhao·November 14, 2020The case for a Hong Kong left internationalism in the wake of the pandemic and Black liberation movementQuick Read
The camps in Xinjiang are a global problemA. Liu·November 11, 2020Challenging the right wing’s cold war agenda means highlighting the Uighur re-education camps’ links to counterterrorism and global capitalQuick Read
‘We don’t have a choice’: Seeking asylum in Hong KongCalendula·November 9, 2020The story of an Indonesian migrant worker and refugee in Hong KongQuick Read