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Human Rights In HK Intact: Govt

The Hong Kong government has rejected suggestions made by the United Nations Human Rights Committee (UNHCR) about the hu... Read more

CLP Plans Vouchers For Residents Affected By Blackout

CLP Power said on Wednesday it is offering HK$100 vouchers to northwestern New Territories residents affected by a power... Read more

'One Country Two Systems Ensures HK's Prosperity'

A top mainland official in Hong Kong on Wednesday said the One Country Two Systems policy has proven effective in ensuri... Read more

HA Considers Prescribing Covid Drugs To More Patients

Health authorities said on Wednesday that they are looking into expanding the use of oral antivirals, as the territory's... Read more

Car Parade To Celebrate 25th Anniversary

The Hong Kong Automobile Association says it will host a car parade this Sunday from Cyberport to the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-M... Read more

Two Charged For Reposting Ted Hui's Blank Votes Call

A former student leader at the Chinese University and a welfare worker were charged by the ICAC on Wednesday for alleged... Read more

More Than 200 Applicants Chase 76 Transitional Homes

An NGO said on Wednesday that the number of applications for its new transitional flats is almost triple the number avai... Read more

Govt To Test Hydrogen Buses Next Year: Official

An assistant director of environmental protection, Kenneth Leung, said on Wednesday that the government plans to test hy... Read more

'Integration With GBA Key To Fintech Success'

At the start of the month, President Xi Jinping reminded Hong Kong about the importance of creating more business opport... Read more

Plastic Bag Levy Should Go Up To HK$2: Lawmaker

Lawmaker Tony Tse on Wednesday called for Hong Kong's plastic bag levy to be increased to HK$2. The government last ... Read more

John Lee, HK Olympians, Uncle Ray Honoured

Chief Executive John Lee, a judge at the Court of Final Appeal, medal-winning local athletes at the Tokyo Olympics and b... Read more

Compulsory Testing Notice Issued For 65 Places

The government on Tuesday issued compulsory testing notices for 65 places across Hong Kong. Anyone who has visited an... Read more

Govt Urged To Speed Up Replacement Of Diesel Buses

A consortium of bus operators, power companies and green groups on Tuesday urged the government to expedite the replacem... Read more

Covid-hit Elderly Urged To Seek Help Quickly

Health authorities have urged elderly people with Covid to seek help as soon as possible, saying there's been a rise in ... Read more

Man Jailed For Life For Killing His Wife

The High Court on Tuesday sentenced a man to life imprisonment after he was convicted by a jury of murdering his wife ov... Read more