Supporters of Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement in the U.S are keeping the city’s plight in the public eye with a full-page ad in the New York Times.

This past week, tens of thousands of students in Hong Kong took to the streets to claim their fundamental right to suffrage. They were met with tear gas and billy clubs, as well as the passive assent ...

Others from Hong Kong have gone to the United Kingdom or Taiwan, which have both offered special visas in light of the situation. “I never expected to leave Hong Kong,” said Cheng, a 71-year ...