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Years After Hong Kong Protests, Many Still Face Harsh Consequences

Six years on from Hong Kong's pro-democracy protests, thousands of young activists continue to endure lost opportunities and personal hardships following arrests and convictions.

By Leo Maxwell • June 30, 2025 3 MIN READ

At 20 years old, Chan Chi Sum was detained under the national security law due to his participation in a student political organization.

David Webb at his Hong Kong residence with a panoramic view of the city’s financial hub. He is regarded by some as the ethical compass of the local financial markets.

David Webb: The Relentless Investor Challenging Hong Kong’s Financial Elite Faces His Toughest Battle

3 MIN READ

Han Dongfang, founder of China Labor Bulletin, pictured in his Hong Kong office in 2024. The organization, which monitored labor unrest in China, announced its closure in June 2025.

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Years After Hong Kong Protests, Many Still Face Harsh Consequences

David Webb: The Relentless Investor Challenging Hong Kong’s Financial Elite Faces His Toughest Battle

Hong Kong-Based China Labor Rights Group Closes Amid Financial Struggles

Hong Kong Aims to Revitalize Tourism by Attracting High-Spending Visitors

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Years After Hong Kong Protests, Many Still Face Harsh Consequences

David Webb: The Relentless Investor Challenging Hong Kong’s Financial Elite Faces His Toughest Battle

Hong Kong-Based China Labor Rights Group Closes Amid Financial Struggles

Hong Kong Aims to Revitalize Tourism by Attracting High-Spending Visitors