The chairman of city’s leading journalist group found guilty of obstructing a police officer

The chairman of Hong Kong’s leading journalist group was found guilty of obstructing a police officer yesterday in a court case that sparked concerns about the

China tells foreign consulates to provide personal data of all local staff

China's Foreign Ministry has asked all foreign consulates in Hong Kong to provide the personal details of their locally employed staff, as Beijing tightens its control

Hong Kong supplier charged for alleged bribery of HKD1m to former Wynn director

  The Hong Kong anti-corruption watchdog has charged two representatives of two air-conditioning maintenance contractors for allegedly offering bribes of over HKD1 million to a

2 dead amid extreme rain and flash floods that also struck southern China

Heavy rain in Hong Kong and southern China overnight flooded city streets and some subway stations, with hundreds evacuated and two deaths reported in Hong Kong. Hong Kong authorities

Police arrest two men accused of foreign collusion over links with protest fund

Hong Kong police yesterday detained two men on suspicion of violating the city’s national security law through links with a now-defunct fund that aimed to help

Court upholds minimum sentences for breaching security law

A jailed university student who pleaded guilty to inciting secession in Hong Kong lost his bid to reduce his five-year sentence in a court ruling yesterday that is

Judges propose a further delay in the trial of activist publisher Jimmy Lai

Hong Kong judges on Friday proposed a new delay until December in the trial of a prominent activist publisher who was arrested in August 2020 under

Prominent democracy activists partially win bid to quash convictions over 2019 protest

Seven of Hong Kong’s most prominent pro-democracy advocates had part of their convictions quashed yesterday over their roles in one of the biggest pro-democracy protests in

A rare glimpse of jailed pro-democracy publisher Lai

Jimmy Lai, a former newspaper publisher and one of Hong Kong’s most prominent pro-democracy activists, spends around 23 hours a day in solitary confinement in a

Police arrest 10 people accused of supporting overseas activists

Hong Kong police yesterday arrested 10 people on suspicion of endangering national security through their alleged involvement with a now-defunct fund that aimed to help people arrested

Gov’t to appeal against court’s refusal to ban protest song

Hong Kong government said yesterday it was seeking to appeal against the court’s refusal to ban a protest song at its request, renewing worries over

Singer Coco Lee mourned by fans and family at funeral

Singer and songwriter Coco Lee was being mourned by family and friends at a private ceremony yesterday, a day after fans paid their respects at a public

Fans pay tribute to Coco Lee, Hong Kong singer who had international success

Fans of singer and songwriter Coco Lee, who was known for her powerful voice and live performances, were gathering with flowers to pay their respects to

French daredevil who climbed towers around world believed to have fallen to his death in Hong Kong

A French man is believed to have fallen to his death from a high-rise residential building in Hong Kong last week, police said yesterday, with local media outlets identifying

Court rejects a gov’t-requested ban on protest song after Google’s defiance

A Hong Kong judge on Friday denied a government request to ban a protest song in a landmark decision after Google had resisted official pressure to alter

Court to decide whether to ban broadcast and distribution of protest song

A Hong Kong court will hand down a closely-watched decision over whether to ban the broadcast and distribution of “Glory to Hong Kong,” a protest song after the

Fans of Bruce Lee fondly remember his life philosophy 50 years after his death

Fans of late martial arts legend Bruce Lee, who broke negative stereotypes around Asian men in films, gathered in Hong Kong this week to commemorate their

Newly named Roman Catholic cardinal wants reconciliation and more hope for young people

Hong Kong’s newly named Roman Catholic cardinal said yesterday that he hopes for reconciliation and wants the city to give young people more hope following

Hong Kong changes law to slash directly elected council seats

Hong Kong lawmakers yesterday passed an amendment to a law to eliminate most directly elected seats on local district councils, the last major political representative bodies

Hong Kong-born singer-songwriter Coco Lee passes away at 48

Lee’s sister broke the news on social media last night, saying that the the 48-year-old had a long battle with depression in recent years and committed suicide on

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