Three Chinese international student workers discuss the setbacks and possibilities of the 2022 UC Strike.
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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.
Honouring the memory of 2019 requires us to critically assess where our imagining of how the struggle could develop fell short.
Given the mainland’s increasingly closed and precarious environment, international solidarity for activists like Huang and Wang takes on greater importance.
As Hong Kong's culture of dissent faces ever more levels of repression, revisit these translations of short Facebook posts from HKCTU members for meditations on how to carry on.
Read this series of short statements and letters from members of HKCTU that were posted on their Facebook upon news of their disbandment.
We interviewed the App Drivers & Couriers Union on the transnational nature of exploitation in the gig economy, and our possibilities for solidarity.
Read this series of short statements and letters from members of HKCTU that were posted on their Facebook upon news of their disbandment.
Read this series of short statements and letters from members of HKCTU that were posted on their Facebook upon news of their disbandment.
Stand News interviews South Asian Hong Kong delivery riders on how their labor movement came about.
