Our selection of the previous week’s most politically charged and controversial soundbites. (Photo credit: Cable TV video)
The first Model ASEAN summit in Hong Kong was launched on 19-20 August. Consul-General of Malaysia and Vice-Consul of the Philippines attended the opening ceremony.
Jeremy Tam (譚文豪) has earned his wings in the cockpit – and as a feisty official the pilot union. Now he flies the Civic Party…
People either love or hate Civic Passion’s icon Wong Yeung-tat (黃洋達). This white-framed rogue has eschewed independence in favour of a never-ending Basic Law –…
Our selection of the previous week’s most politically charged and controversial soundbites.
The three localists who receive EAC’s e-mails asking their stance on Hong Kong independence reply differently to the same question. As the court rejects the…
Our selection of the previous week’s most politically charged and controversial soundbites.
The social work lecturer-activist joins a six-strong coalition comprising pan-democrats running in functional constituency elections. (Translated by Alex Fok; read original Chinese article here)
陳雲獲封為「國師」前，於中學任教科學的譚凱邦，便已從城市規劃和環保角度，宣揚本土主義。譚凱邦去年當選區議員，今年他更進一步，參選立法會選舉新界西選區，尋求更多選民認同其既本土又環保的理念。
Roy Tam Hoi-pong (譚凱邦) will run under the Neo Democrats banner and promote his own curious blend of environmentalism and localism. (P.S. Tam announced his…
Our selection of the previous week’s most politically charged and controversial soundbites.
DAB from pro-Beijing camp, Civic Party from pan-democracy camp and localists are in the limelight of the latest Legco election poll.
Our selection of the previous week’s most politically charged and controversial soundbites. (Photo: news.gov.hk)
Many localists and separatists, though often criticised for harbouring a bias against China, are in fact Chinese history lovers. Yau Wai-ching of Youngspiration fits the…
Our selection of the previous week’s most politically charged and controversial soundbites.
Demosistō is still for non-violent civil disobedience, according to Joshua Wong. The party backs self-determination for Hong Kong, but will not forget about human rights…
