Suppressing Dissent in Hong Kong

This chapter examines the troubling political landscape in Hong Kong, particularly the implications of new legal frameworks that allow prosecutions under mainland Chinese law. It highlights personal stories of fear and loss of freedoms, especially among those criticizing the Communist Party, and details the impact of cultural censorship and the decline of creative expression in the face of authoritarianism. The discussion also reflects on the haunting parallels between present-day China and historical authoritarian regimes, questioning the prospects for democracy and societal change.