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.
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工運圍爐·
The governance of Hong Kong is in shambles, and its citizens and workers bear the brunt of it.
We can rely neither on foreign interventions nor local activists and politicians to make it their life’s work to wage Hong Kong’s struggle on Hongkongers’ behalf.
Instead of ceding agency to Western governments, Hongkongers must seek to garner bargaining power through self-empowerment.
Honouring the memory of 2019 requires us to critically assess where our imagining of how the struggle could develop fell short.
Examining the legacies and afterlives of the Baodiao Movement is an important task for activists in the aftermath of the 2019 protests.
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Hongkongers must resist co-optation and stand in solidarity with all migrants against the racist and divisive New Plan.
Revisit our translations and writing on workers' organizing across society, from unions to care work and grassroots civil society
Zeitgeist Studio's new game, 'Name of the Will', is a story-driven adventure set in a Kafkaseque vision of Hong Kong
Revisit our translating and writing on the many challenges of the fledgling union movement.
Leo Tang argues for the establishment of an industry-focused civil society network
An abolitionist organizer in the US argues that connecting across borders—making power rather than taking power—is key to cultivating collective liberation.
