Glacier Kwong
Glacier Kwong (, Glacier Chung Ching Kwong;  1996) is a political activist from Hong Kong. She is founder of the non-governmental organization (NGO) Keyboard Freedom, monitoring privacy abuses and censorship on the Web.<ref name="cnn_2015">{{cite web |title=Too terrified to travel': A new normal for Hong Kong's 'Occupy Generation'? |url=https://edition.cnn.com/2015/02/25/opinion/hong-kong-protester-glacier/index.html |last=Kwong |first=Glacier |website=CNN |date=February 26, 2015 |access-date=September 11, 2019}}</ref>

 Biography 
Glacier Kwong, being a student in the Hong Kong University, attended "Umbrella Revolution", non-violence protest that struck Hong Kong during two months of the autumn of 2014. Her family, parents and sister, knew she was attending the protest, and didn't restricted her from the demonstrations, but when British Parliament asked her for interview about the protests, parents didn't give her passport for the travel because they said "it's very political".

Glacier Kwong recorded a short video during the Umbrella Revolution about needed international assistance for Hong Kong and uploaded to the social media, where the video clip gathered over a millions views. 

Glacier Kwong also supported the movement Youngspiration, that was created after the end of the Umbrella Revolution to fight for seats in Legislation Council's elections.

 Keyboard Frontline 
Glacier Kwong, founder of the NGO Keyboard Frontline, where she advocated for Human rights on the Web. Her interests included personal securities, for example, she said in an interview in 2019, that radio frequency identification (RFID) scanners can trace different personal devices like mobile phone or credit card, so your privacy may be abused by illegal observers.

Trip for international support of Hong Kong pro-democracy movement 

Glacier Kwong accompanied Joshua Wong in his foreign travel to find support for Hong Kong pro-democracy movement as well as explain causes of massive demonstrations in Hong Kong in 2019. She said in a press conference in Berlin that she asked German and European Union governments to stop supplying police equipment to Hong Kong because all have to observe human rights.

 Publications 
 'Too terrified to travel': A new normal for Hong Kong's 'Occupy Generation? Special to CNN; February 26, 2015