Tanya Chan
In 2018, Children's books with LGBTQ themes have been moved to the "closed stacks" of Hong Kong's public libraries due to pressure from anti-gay-rights group. Books written by pro-demorcrat activists such as Joshua Wong and lawmaker Tanya Chan has been disappereared a few days after national security law had been imposed in 2020. In 2021, the Leisure and Cultural Services Department confirmed that they have suspended services relating to the nine books, saying the move was to "avoid breaking the law." This time book written by Chinese-American writer and activist Yu Jie and Chinese dissident writer Liao Yiwu were removed. "Hong Kong Nationalism" written by Undergrad, the editorial board of the Hong Kong University Students’ Union was also no longer available.