Hong Kong Democratic Party’s plan to disband marks ‘end of an era’

Hong Kong Democratic Party’s Plan to Disband Marks ‘End of an Era’ - The News Lens International Edition

Hong Kong's oldest opposition party, the Democratic Party, begins disbanding, marking a blow to pro-democracy efforts.

Hong Kong Democratic Party’s plan to disband marks ‘end of an era’

Analysts say the Democratic Party’s decision to start disbanding is the result of Hong Kong authorities’ decision to implement a Chinese-style governance model

Tracing rise and fall of Hong Kong's Democratic Party, now facing oblivion

After the imposition of a wide-ranging national security law in Hong Kong in 2020, the Democratic Party effectively became the only sizeable opposition party left on the scene and its announcement last week of an impending closure has reignited debate on the city's politics.

How Hong Kong’s Democratic Party lost relevance after the national security law

From being largest opposition party, it can now barely raise funds as it struggles to stay relevant in post-national security law era, leaders admit.