Hong Kong Free Press (HKFP), established in 2015, is an independent English-language news outlet dedicated to reporting on Hong Kong’s political, social, and cultural developments. It provides in-depth news coverage, analysis, and commentary to foster transparency and accountability in Hong Kong.
This website in (traditional) Chinese displays feature reports in Hong Kong, regarding social, political, legal and cultural topics.
Founded in Canada to support the Hong Kong pro-democracy movement, HongKongerStation provides news, resources, and updates related to Hong Kong’s political landscape. The platform aims to amplify voices advocating for democracy, freedom, and human rights in Hong Kong. Here are their Facebook page, YouTube channel and Instagram account.
The Hong Konger is an independent global English-language online platform that discuss topics of concern to the Hong Kong diaspora, and global issues through the lens of Hong Kong. Here are their Facebook page, Instagram and X (Twitter) accounts.
Established as a Chinese-language platform for legal news and analysis, HK Court News aims to inform the public about significant court cases, legal development and reforms, and judicial mattters in Hong Kong. Here are their Facebook page, Instagram and X (Twitter) accounts.
HK City Creation is a multimedia platform promoting cultural and artistic endeavours in Hong Kong and recalling people’s stories in the community. Established to showcase local creativity, it features art exhibitions, cultural events, and community projects aimed at fostering appreciation for Hong Kong’s cultural heritage. Here are their Facebook page, YouTube channel, and Instagram account.
This YouTube channel started in 2018 features video on social, environmental and political issues in China, including personal accounts and recordings of people such as in the Uyghur region.
Green Bean is a video-based media in (traditional) Chinese and English, created by Hong Kong journalists exiled in the UK and aimed at the Hong Kong diaspora. Mainly present on YouTube, they report on Hong Kong social, political and cultural issues. Here are their Facebook page and Instagram account.
Great Fire, established as a platform for digital rights advocacy, focuses on monitoring and circumventing internet censorship in China. It provides tools, reports, and analysis to promote online freedom of speech and access to information in English and (simplified) Chinese.
Gong Chao was created in 2008 by cross-border researchers who majored in China studies. This platform is dedicated to labour rights advocacy and worker empowerment in China. It provides resources, news, and campaigns to support workers’ rights and improve labour conditions. The website offers a selection of analytical texts and workers’ own narratives in multiple … Gong Chao
Flow HK is a Chinese-language media created by Hong Kong exiled journalists. Based on the spirit of “Like Water” (its name), they are committed to preserve Hong Kong’s unique community amidst unprecedented historical challenges and pass on the spirit of resistance. It reflects on Hong Kong’s current political climate under increasing mainland Chinese influence, emphasising … Flow HK
This blog in (traditional) Chinese is aimed at the Hong Kong diaspora and provides articles related to the financial sector. Here is their Facebook page.
The name “Edu Lancet” is modelled on the former Cable News investigative programme “News Lancet.” This Facebook page on educational news aims at exposing the issues in the Hong Kong educational system to provide better information to the students.
This website in (simplified) Chinese aims at giving voice to the neglected social groups and shed light on issues often overlooked in mainstream media. It notably has a podcast that features stories of “common people.”
Deutsche Welle (DW) Chinese Online provides comprehensive news coverage, reports, and analysis in simplified and traditional Chinese. Established as a platform for global news and information, it offers insights into international affairs, culture, and current events. Here are their Facebook page, YouTube channel, and X (Twitter) account.
Dasheng media has been created by journalist Vivan Wu (吳薇) and provides articles and in-depth interviews with prominent Chinese figures to talk about social and political issues related to China. The website is available in Chinese (traditional and simplified) and English. Here is their YouTube channel, X (Twitter) account, Facebook page and Instagram account.
Hong Kong D100 Radio is the official website of the eponymous radio station, a prominent radio broadcaster in Hong Kong. It offers a variety of programming including news, music, talk shows, and entertainment.
This YouTube channel, managed by Chris Wong (王俊彥) from the United Kingdom, targets the Hong Kong diaspora and displays content in Cantonese. Through vlogging, this channel aims at bringing to the fore Hong Kongers’ collective memories, and promoting the importance of storytelling.
The think tank COOTL, which stands for Citizens of Our Time Learning Hub, is a Hong-Kong focused organisation displaying content in Chinese. It aims at preserving and passing on the stories from Hong Kong to the next generation of residents, as well as uniting Hong Kongers in their differences and upholding universal values in a … COOTL
Confusing China’s Instagram page primarily target the Chinese diaspora. In posts in (simplified) Chinese, they bring together multimedia content to touch upon social and political issues in China and display the opinions of people based in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and overseas.