For The Love Of Hong Kong: A Memoir From My City Under Siege

Publish Date:09 Juni 2021

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Senior Fellow

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International Affairs , History , Remembrance

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Senior Fellow Mark Leon Goldberg published a book by journalist Hana Meihan Davis, titled “For The Love Of Hong Kong: A Memoir From My City Under Siege.” Hana is a 23-year-old writer from Hong Kong, who comes from a long line of pro-democracy activists, including her godfather Martin Lee. Today, her family is either in exile, facing arrest, or something in between. Hana takes readers into the heart of her city that has come under siege — and tells the astounding stories of the brave individuals who are resisting tyranny in a life-or-death struggle for freedom. 

Learn more about the book here.

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