Hong Kong

Sexism, discriminatory laws and poverty hit women hard in China’s richest city

Interviews with refugees fighting injustice and official high-handedness

Refugees take protests to ISS-HK head office

“To achieve justice we must change the whole system!”

Between 20,000 and 30,000 march on New Year’s Day, but frustration and divisions are rising within the pro-democracy struggle

Socialist Action calls for one-day strike by media workers

‘Down with CY Leung’ – but what are the next steps in democracy struggle?

Revelations by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden have exposed US hypocrisy over cyber-spying

Union representatives declare a “half success” with a pay rise of 9.8 percent – but important issues are unresolved

Li Ka-shing owns 13 percent of the world’s port capacity and much more besides…

Fifteen years without a pay rise – “We are like slaves of the company!”

HKSM driving instructors sacked for forming trade union – show your solidarity!

Marchers demand Chief Executive CY Leung’s resignation and one person one vote

Mass movement develops rapidly, then its leaders call a sudden halt

Socialist Action (CWI Hong Kong) calls on voters to “Punish CY Leung and the corrupt establishment politicians!”

90,000 march against government’s new national education curriculum

Twice as many as last year protest lack of democracy and gross inequality in society

Socialist Action (CWI) campaigning against the capitalist 1% and against racism

15,000 join protest against the appointment of new leader C. Y. Leung as capitalist establishment is openly split

Outrageous anti-democratic sentence as establishment seeks to criminalise protests

Mass struggle needed for genuine and fair elections and the end of tycoon rule

Socialist Action (CWI) stands candidate for first time

Socialist Action protests against racist march • Recent anti-migrant propaganda originates from Government House

Socialist Action organized demonstration to protest mass arrests in New York and other US cities

Socialist Action’s (CWI Hong Kong) first election campaign

Left-wing legislator and six others arrested and charged with ‘disorderly conduct’ after by-election protest

Fight racism • United struggle needed against neo-liberalism and capitalism

Interview with Socialist Action (CWI) in Hong Kong after July 1 demonstration

On Sunday 20 March protesters marched from Hong Kong’s Chater Garden to the city’s Japanese Consulate. “Against nuclear power,” they chanted, and “be active, not radioactive” followed by a big cordon of TV crews and […]

“Biggest political crisis since 2003”

Protests focus on migrants’ rights – abuse and torture of Indonesian migrants abroad

Women, especially working class women, have many reasons to be angry with how society is run today.

Radical political force dealt a serious blow • Pro-Beijing camp jubilant

Unionise fast food and other low pay sectors, launch a serious struggle for HK$33 (4.25 US-$) minimum

More than 1,000 teachers marched to Government House to protest plans to close 140 secondary schools (video clip)

Fight school closures!

Protests needed: "The Provisional Minimum Wage Commission does not speak for us!"

Build a real democracy movement – based on mass struggle, anti-capitalism and a working class political alternative

LSD’s 278,931 votes to Donald Tsang’s 649 votes – who has failed to muster support?

Hit back against the ruling gang of unelected government and billionaire tycoons

Six pro-democracy activists charged for “unlawful assembly” as China’s crackdown extends to Hong Kong

Interview with Sringatin of the Indonesian Migrant Workers’ Union (IMWU) in Hong Kong

Which way forward for “referendum” campaign and struggle for democratic rights?

“Abolish functional constituencies – we want universal suffrage!”

Mass struggle needed to break the undemocratic grip of Beijing-backed capitalist elite

More than 70,000 demand ‘one person one vote’ in biggest protest since Tsang took over

Security company G4S has answered a recent security officers’ strike by sacking 100 members of its workforce.

Anti-establishment mood leave government and business leaders in state of shock