For more than a year, we’ve been following the case of the Causeway Bay Booksellers, five men who went missing in 2015, and were, months later, revealed to be in… Read more »

Since November 2015, we’ve been covering the story of a wave of arrests by authorities in the People’s Republic of China of publishers and booksellers associated with Causeway Bay Books, a publishing house and… Read more »

“I’m writing to tell you that even through the concrete walls of your prison, beyond the guards, the barbed wire, the locks and keys, we can still hear your voice.… Read more »

Today marks the opening of the 27th annual Hong Kong Book Fair. The fair is set to attract over 600 exhibitors, and organizers expect to surpass one million attendees. While we’re… Read more »

Recently, we’ve offered increasingly extensive coverage of the case of Lam Wing-Kee, a bookseller from Hong Kong who claims that he and four colleagues — citizens of Hong Kong, the… Read more »

In recent months, we’ve written several times on the plight of five Hong Kong booksellers who appear to have been kidnapped by security forces from the People’s Republic of China and detained… Read more »

The evening of Thursday, June 16 saw the release of Lam Wing-kee, a Hong Kong bookseller detained by mainland Chinese authorities for the past several months. An important development in its own… Read more »

New developments have emerged in the mystery of the five missing Hong Kong booksellers, as two of the men in question have apparently appeared in mainland China: Gui Minhai, owner of Mighty… Read more »

On Monday we reported that a fifth bookseller had gone missing in Hong Kong in what appears to be a move by the Chinese government to silence dissenting voices in… Read more »

When we first wrote about the four Hong Kong bookstore employees that went missing in November, there was immediate media speculation that the men had been detained by the Chinese government due… Read more »