The offer of a potential escape route to BNO holders is a step in the right direction; but without a commitment to granting asylum to Hongkongers, it may fail to reach those most in need of protection.
Deep Dive
What does the emergence of graffiti tell us about the tendencies and shortcomings of decentralized struggle in Hong Kong?
We often ask: “How can we make people sustain their interest in Hong Kong; how can we compel people to stand with Hong Kong protesters?” To move beyond transactional relationships, we must also ask: “When others are in crisis, have we ever invested time and effort to understand their struggles, and extend our solidarity and support?”
Can we advocate an agriculture that rejects the 'normal' that creates the conditions for pandemics, patriarchy and hegemony to emerge?
Beijing is but one of the most visible causes of Hong Kong’s social ills. The "invisible hand" of the free market lies at the root.
Hong Kong's short-lived radical leftist magazine laid the groundwork for our political action today.
How can we connect the struggles of people with different abilities and migrant domestic workers?
What futures, ideals, and models can we look to in a place without nation-state sovereignty?
Hong Kong's autonomous improvisation of self-determination may move the struggle beyond nationalism.
Two pandemics, four employers, two decades of fierce commitment to organizing migrant workers in Hong Kong.
What futures, ideals, and models can we look to in a place without nation-state sovereignty?
What futures, ideals, and models can we look to in a place without nation-state sovereignty?
