Hong Kong

Insurgent protest is spreading across the globe like wildfire as people take to the streets demanding fundamental change, writes Chris Nineham

Looking to the West for help is counterproductive for the protests, argues Dragan Plavšić

As protesters continue to take to the streets en masse in Hong Kong, Sean Ledwith argues that the global labour movement must stand in solidarity

Recent events have demonstrated the inextricable link between democratic demands and the fight for socialism, argues Lindsey German    

The entry of the working class on the scene in Hong Kong could prove infectious on the mainland, argues Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

Mass protest can lead to change, but the direction of change is uncertain, argues Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

Send a message to the Hong Kong authorities denouncing this attack on democratic expression and demanding that the union leaders and all the arrested be immediately released and all charges unconditionally dropped

An illegal, mass, civil disobedience movement has fought the Hong Kong government to a draw writes Lawrence Wong

Lawrence Wong looks at the background, and prospects, for Hong Kong’s 'Umbrella Revolution'

Joe Meadway reports from Hong Kong, where thousands have occupied the area outside the government headquarters in protest at plans to restrict candidates in the upcoming elections

As protests unfold amongst Chinese President Hu Jintao's official visit, Sue Sparks reports from Hong Kong

The city state finds itself in a politically active period: people demand a more democratic voting system, and foreign domestic workers have already achieved a significant court victory.

Protests in Hong Kong have moved into their second day in solidarity with Occupy Wall Street. Approximately 951 cities around the world have organised protests against corporate greed.