Big Brother is “Protecting” You: China’s Anti-fraud App

An official anti-fraud app promoted by the Chinese government is disliked by many young Chinese.

District Council: What Lies Ahead?

The dim pathway of pro-democracy district councilors Leung Pak-hei Wong Pit-man resigned from her post...

Turning Time into Love and Money

NGOs run time banks to build social capital in a caring community.

Missing Accounts

Feminism and LGBT+ accounts on Chinese social media have been made disappear.

Bullying in the Cyberworld

Body type is becoming the only concern for students trapped in social media platforms. By Jack Deng

Education Unions: the Past, Present and Future

Disbandment of a an experienced professional union and what does this means to the future of political participation and civil society in Hong Kong.

Apple Daily Spirit Lives on

Former Apple Daily journalists remain in their profession, despite declining press freedom. By Gloria Chan Yi-lam

What Else is in a Blind Box? “Love”

Young people in China have come up with a way of exchanging contacts through blind boxes to meet new friends.

A Neighbourhood Complying with the Trend of Times

Tangled up in redevelopment and a railway launch, To Kwa Wan residents find ways to cope with the changes in the old neighbourhood.

My Wife is Having an Affair with Mirror

Local pop boy band Mirror has stolen married women’s hearts and “ruined” thousands of marriages.