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Hong Kong demonstrations

Latest Articles Tagged "Hong Kong demonstrations"

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After A Forced Hiatus, NYC Protests Over Hong Kong Resume

"This is not just a Hong Kong battle.”

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Amanda Glodowski


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As Hong Kong Crisis Worsens, Divided NYC Protesters Converge At NYU Event

The competing demonstrations in New York come at particularly tense moment in Hong Kong crisis that has shaken and, at times, paralyzed China's most important economic hub.

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Elizabeth Kim


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What New Yorkers Need To Know About The Hong Kong Protests

The passions fueling the overseas demonstrations have spilled over into New York City.

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Elizabeth Kim


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Pro-Hong Kong Demonstrators Stage Protest At Barclays Center

The protest by roughly 150 demonstrators was the latest sign of how mired the NBA has become in an overseas political crisis.

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Elizabeth Kim


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Brooklyn Nets Owner Doesn't Think It's A Good Idea For Anyone In NBA To Support Hong Kong Protesters

Joseph Tsai, the new owner of the Nets, is a billionaire

By

Jen Chung


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In NYC, Activist Joshua Wong Urges U.S. Support For Hong Kong Protesters

'Hong Kong is the new Berlin,' Wong said.

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Elizabeth Kim


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Pro-Hong Kong Wall In Chinatown Gets Vandalized Twice In Less Than A Week

A Chinatown protest display with messages of support for pro-democracy demonstrations in Hong Kong has been vandalized a second time in less than a week.

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Elizabeth Kim


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Pro-Hong Kong Protest Display Gets Vandalized, Raising Tensions In New York's Chinese Community

The vandalism of a so-called 'Lennon Wall' in Chinatown highlights the divisions within New York's Chinese community over an overseas political crisis that has drawn international interest.

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Elizabeth Kim


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Pro-Beijing Demonstrators In Chinatown Allegedly Throw Bottles At Activists Marching For Hong Kong

Tensions at the event were already high because prior to Saturday's event, some members of her group had discovered threats against them on WeChat, a popular Chinese messaging platform.

By

Elizabeth Kim



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