YouTube on Wednesday took down the campaign channel of Hong Kong’s sole candidate to become its next leader, John Lee, citing compliance with U.S. sanctions imposed against the former No. 2 official.

YouTube, the Google-owned video streaming platform, has removed the account of John Lee Ka-chiu, the policeman-turned-politician who is poised to take over as Hong Kong’s next leader. All content on ...

HONG KONG — YouTube has taken down the campaign channel of John Lee, Hong Kong’s only candidate for its top leadership position, citing sanctions imposed on him by the U.S. The rare move by the ...

YouTube has recently announced it will block access to 32 video links deemed prohibited content within Hong Kong, according to a report by The Guardian. People hold banners as they sing during a ...

May 15 (UPI) --"Glory to Hong Kong," the popular protest song that became synonymous with the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong in 2019, was pulled this week from YouTube after an appeals court win ...

And it’s already made some YouTube videos of "Glory to Hong Kong" disappear. It wasn’t exactly surprising when on Wednesday, May 8, a Hong Kong appeals court sided with the city government to take ...

HONG KONG, April 20 (Reuters) - YouTube blocked the account of Hong Kong's sole leadership candidate John Lee on Wednesday because of U.S. sanctions against him, while Facebook owner Meta said he ...

Google is facing backlash from Hong Kong officials and legislators for a pro-democracy song that has shown up at the top of a search for the China’s national anthem. The song, Glory to Hong Kong, is ...

HONG KONG—YouTube said that it would comply with a Hong Kong court ruling that banned the distribution of a protest song in the city, heightening concerns about threats to free speech as the ...

Google and Meta Platforms Inc. moved on Wednesday to curtail the social media presence of Hong Kong’s sole chief executive candidate, an unusual move to comply with U.S. sanctions that thrust the ...