The Political Landscape of Postponed Elections in Hong Kong

This chapter examines the ramifications of the postponed 2020 Legislative Council elections in Hong Kong, focusing on the impacts of increased repression and the decline of the pro-democracy movement. It discusses the legal and constitutional concerns raised by this postponement, highlighting fears of diminished political expression and further Beijing intervention. The chapter also explores how activists and residents are adjusting to these restrictions, including a shift towards covert expressions of dissent and potential emigration.