From Hong Kong's cells to the streets of London and Taipei, stories of activists, former prisoners and exiles who resist as Beijing extends control beyond the city's borders
When Claudia Mo first entered prison, in February 2021, she had the impression of having plunged into a Kafka novel. A former journalist and opposition parliamentarian in Hong Kong, arrested along with 46 other democratic activists accused of having organised unofficial primary elections, Mo found herself catapulted (…)

La victoire fulgurante de Zohran Mamdani aux primaires démocrates pour la mairie de New York, et son succès imminent aux élections générales de novembre, mettent en lumière des éléments déterminants de la crise politique qui touche la ville et, plus largement, les États-Unis.
Quel avenir pour New York si Zorhan Mamdani remporte les élections ?
La campagne de Mamdani porte sur la question du coût de la vie qui rend New York difficilement vivable, voire invivable, pour une grande partie de (…)

In response to the illegal, colonial Israeli-US “Trump plan,” Palestinian civil society insists on full Palestinian rights and calls for escalating BDS pressure to end all state, corporate and institutional complicity with Israel's regime of settler-colonialism, military occupation, apartheid, and genocide.
Occupied Palestine, 9 October 2025 – In response to the so-called Trump Plan, a scheme primarily designed by Israel's fascist government to save it from its unprecedented global (…)

Zohran Mamdani's meteoric victory in the New York City Democratic mayoral primary, and his pending general election success in November, sheds light on critical facets of the city's and the broader U.S. political turmoil.
What's the future for New York City under Zorhan Mamdani's win?
Mamdani's campaign speaks to the cost-of-living crisis that makes NYC difficult or unlivable for much of its working-class population — particularly housing and transport costs, the absence of reliable and (…)

Des cellules de Hong Kong aux rues de Londres et Taipei, histoires d'activistes, d'anciens détenus et d'exilés qui résistent alors que Pékin étend son contrôle au-delà des frontières de la ville.
Lorsque Claudia Mo a franchi pour la première fois le seuil de la prison, en février 2021, elle a eu l'impression d'avoir plongé dans un roman de Kafka. Ancienne journaliste et députée de l'opposition hongkongaise, arrêtée avec quarante-six autres militants démocrates pour avoir organisé des (…)