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Harsh justice for Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters; report reveals 'extraordinarily high' detention of youth
Jun Chan, Eric Yan-ho Lai, and Thomas E Kellogg from Georgetown Universitys Center for Asian Law have highlighted the extreme stress faced b...
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Four former Hong Kong university students jailed for glorifying attack on cop
On July 1, 2021, 50-year-old Leung Kin-fai stabbed and wounded a police officer in a busy shopping district before taking his own life in wh...
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Hong Kong to create its own national security law in 2024, says leader John Lee
Lee said that the government is pressing ahead to draw up effective legislative options
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American politician arrested in Hong Kong for carrying gun, barred from leaving city
The court released Jeff Wilson on a cash bail of HK$20,000 (US $2500 approx.) and ordered him to hand over his travel documents and not to l...
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China requests personal data of Hong Kong consulates' local staff, sparks concerns
According to the letter, this new request is as per Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, the Consulates General and the Office of the Eu...
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Hong Kong: Anime-inspired online business exposes alleged sexual assault row
The business employs a free-pricing system and has received diverse requests, from cleaning apartments for HK$300 to providing wake-up calls...
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Wanted Hong Kong activist Anna Kwok says parents 'questioned, harassed and intimidated'
As per news agency AFP reports, police on Tuesday confirmed that its national security department took away a man and a woman for investigat...
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Hong Kong high court dismisses government’s attempt to ban protest song
Officials in Hong Kong lodged the injunction bid last month and sought a ban on Glory to Hong Kong after the protest song was accidentally p...
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Photographer jailed for using protest song 'Glory to Hong Kong' in breach of national anthem law
Hong Kong national anthem law: The government is seeking a civil injunction to ban the protest song and persuade Google to remove related co...
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Japanese journalist barred from entering Hong Kong, deported from airport
After Thursdays event, the journalist said Hong Kong had definitely changed, due to the increased Chinese influence
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Organisers deflate giant rubber duck in Hong Kong just one day after unveiling to public
The organisers said that the deflated duck will undergo repairs while the other bird will continue to be displayed as planned.
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Chinese repression forces Hong Kong’s last pro-democracy parties to disband itself
Hong Kongs Civic Party disbanded: Several members of the Civic Party were charged with subversion under the sweeping national security ...
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Hong Kong to probe suspicious withdrawals from organ donation system
On Monday, the government said that it could not rule out that a small number of people made withdrawal attempts in a bid to undermine the r...
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Editors, journalists from around the world urge Hong Kong to release Jimmy Lai
Lai (75) was first arrested in 2020. He was charged with violating the national security law.
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'Hello Hong Kong' mission kicks off with half a million free air tickets on offer
Hello Hong Kong free air tickets giveaway: The rollout of the campaign for visitors from the United States, Europe and the rest of the world...
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Hong Kong to end most Covid rules apart from mandatory mask wearing
Addressing a press conference on Wednesday, Hong Kongs chief executive John Lee said the city has a sufficient amount of medicine to fight t...
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Hong Kong prepares to re-open border with mainland China from mid-January
While addressing a press meeting at the Hong Kong airport after returning from a trip to China, Lee said that the city will gradually, order...
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WTO slams US, says ban on 'Made in Hong Kong' violates trade rules
The ruling has drawn sharp reaction from the US.
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Hong Kong announces further easing of COVID-19 curbs
Talking to the press before his visit to the Chinese capital Beijing, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu revealed the relaxation adding that d...
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Hong Kong is back, but only for some
A well-attended financial summit and return of the renowned Rugby Sevens is being touted as signs of normality returning to Hong Kong. But t...
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