Catholics in Hong Kong fear that religious freedom is under threat
Following the passage of new security laws last month, Hong Kong's Catholic community fears for religious freedom
Further decline of religious freedom in Hong Kong
Activists call for international action as religious freedom in Hong Kong is in rapid decline.
Hong Kong finally has it's own Catholic University
The Caritas Institute of Higher Education gained university status. Now it is named Saint Francis Univeristy.
The ever-increasing threat on Religious Freedom in Hong Kong
Now we can see the signs of the decline of religious freedom in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong allows Cardinal Zen to attend Benedict’s funeral
Zen was elevated to cardinal by Benedict in 2006.
A Protestant pastor was arrested on charges of sedition in Hong Kong
He risks over a year of imprisonment.
Hong Kong may face Bible shortage
China's crackdown on religious minorities continues
90-year-old Cardinal Joseph Zen has been arrested in Hong Kong
The U.S.-based group Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation called Zen's arrest a "violation of basic human rights."
Seven Hong Kong Catholic churches threatened over Holy Mass
It is speculated that a pro-CCP group is behind the threats.
Hundreds of churches to welcome Hong Kongers fleeing China's surveillance state
Hong Kong was a British colony until the handover in 1997, when the "one country, two systems" principle was enacted.