Hong Kong Rejects Asylum for Snowden Helpers
Lawyers Now Seek Refuge for Them in Canada
![Protesters supporting Edward Snowden confront policemen as they demand that US President Barack Obama grant Snowden a pardon, outside the US Consulate in Hong Kong, China, on September 25, 2016.](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/multimedia_images_2017/2017-asia-snowden-hong-kong.jpg?itok=QivfYRE7)
Lawyers Now Seek Refuge for Them in Canada
11 Pro-Democracy Advocates Arrested in 2 Days
Beijing to Issue Basic Law Ruling While Case Before Courts
Legal Provisions Violate Rights to Peaceful Expression, Assembly
Senior Mainland Official’s Visit Leads to Restraints on Protests
Abduction, Arbitrary Detention Harm Free Speech in Hong Kong and Beyond
Government Should Scrap Rights-Violating Plan to Control Nominations
End Use of Excessive Force; Investigate Alleged Violence, Sexual Assault