Organisers of Sunday’s protest said they hope more than a million people will turn up for the rally, similar to numbers they estimated for a demonstration against the proposed extradition bill last Sunday. Police put that count at 240,000. Continue reading
Vancouver immigration lawyers say they’re preparing for a spike in document requests as protests against a proposed extradition law rock the country. Continue reading
“It would be a very dangerous precedent indeed,” said Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland. Continue reading
The Prime Minister’s Office confirmed on Thursday in a press release that the Canadian prime minister will head south on June 20 for a brief visit. Continue reading
A spokesperson for the Prime Minister’s Office confirmed that Trudeau requested a phone call with Premier Li Keqiang ahead of the Jan. 14 sentencing hearing for Robert Schellenberg. Continue reading
Activists and business leaders are afraid a new extradition law in Hong Kong will destroy the freedoms that set it apart from mainland China. Continue reading
Vietnamese customs have found scores of such cases amid the ongoing U.S.-China trade dispute Continue reading
Protesters said on Sunday that they do not trust that China would not use the law to extradite political and religious prisoners. Continue reading
Riot police ringed Hong Kong’s legislature and fought back a hardcore group of several hundred protesters Continue reading
The proposed law would make it easier to send suspected criminals from Hong Kong to mainland China. Continue reading