Arrested for alleged national security crimes, Agnes Chow hails from a generation of Hong Kong democracy activists who cut their teeth in politics as teenagers. The media cameras flashed ...

Agnes Chow, who led pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong, said on Instagram on Dec. 3 that she “will probably never go back again in my lifetime” to the city. The post was seen as a momentous ...

Opposition activist Agnes Chow Ting voiced support for Japanese sanctions against Hong Kong over its handling of anti-government protests five years ago, a key witness told media mogul Jimmy Lai ...

Witness Andy Li says Agnes Chow helped place an advert in Japanese newspaper as part of initiative to urge overseas governments to take action against Hong Kong administration Subsequent invoice ...

Hong Kong opposition activist Agnes Chow Ting was not the only suspect allowed to leave the city to study abroad while under investigation for possible breaches of the national security law ...

Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Agnes Chow was released from prison on Saturday after serving nearly seven months for her role in an unauthorised assembly during anti-government protests in the ...

Judy Chan Ka-pui, a member of Hong Kong’s New People’s Party (NPP), said it was right for her political opponent, Agnes Chow Ting, to be disqualified. Last Saturday, Hong Kong’s election ...

Hong Kong police arrested a number of prominent pro ... outside police headquarters on June 21. Police also arrested Agnes Chow, another senior member of his group Demosisto.

"Hang in there, Joshua Wong! Hang in there, Agnes Chow! You are not alone!" On December 2, a crowd surrounded prison vans that were leaving a Hong Kong court. The vans were transporting pro ...

Hong Kong election authorities sparked a political storm by banning a pro-democracy activist, Agnes Chow, from running in a Legislative buy-election Source: flickr - doctorho (CC BY-SA 2.0) ...

Others say the fight isn’t over yet. Joshua Wong, Agnes Chow, and Ivan Lam have been icons of the democracy movement for years, both in Hong Kong and abroad. Now they are behind bars.