All Eyes On Legco Decision By Beijing
The controversy over a one-year vacuum in the legislature because of the postponed Legco election – along with the fat... Read more
'Effect Of Pandemic On The Elders Still Unknown'
Elderly Commission chairman Lam Ching-choi on Friday warned that the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the elderly i... Read more
Concerns Raised Over Self-swab Method Of Mass Tests
An infectious disease adviser to the government has raised concerns about the accuracy of a new specimen collection meth... Read more
'Mass Tests May Not Prevent Dormitory Outbreaks'
An organiser with the Hong Kong Federation of Asian Domestic Workers Unions, Shek Pui-yin, on Friday welcomed the govern... Read more
SAR's Mental Health Is Suffering, Says HKU Professor
The head of psychiatry at The University of Hong Kong says there has been an alarming deterioration in the SAR's mental ... Read more
Catholic Schools To 'teach' Security, Anthem Law
The Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong has asked its primary and secondary schools to facilitate students' learning about the... Read more
Activists Told They'll Be Charged Over June 4 Vigil
A number of pro-democracy activists reported on Thursday that they have been told by the police they will be charged wit... Read more
Concern Grows As Another Maid Comes Down With Covid
Another foreign domestic helper who recently stayed at a boarding house has tested positive for coronavirus, as health a... Read more
Macau Also Tightens Entry Rules For HK Visitors
Macau has tightened restrictions on people travelling from Hong Kong, saying people arriving there will now have to prod... Read more
MTR Reports First-half Loss As Patronage Dives
The MTR Corporation plunged into the red in the first half of 2020 as part of the fallout from the Covid-19 outbreak and... Read more
New Law To Boost HK Freedoms: Top Beijing Official
The vice-president of China’s Supreme People’s Court has reiterated that Hong Kong’s new national security law wil... Read more
Work-from-home For Civil Servants Extended By A Week
The government announced on Thursday it's extending work-from-home arrangements for civil servants for another week unti... Read more
Jail Terms For Yuen Long Protester Duo Upheld
A High Court judge has dismissed appeals lodged by two men against their eight-month jail sentences each for possessing ... Read more
At The Boarding House Building – Fear And Silence
A resident living in the Wan Chai building where a domestic helper agency linked to a possible cluster of Covid-19 cases... Read more
Journalists In HK Hitting 'unusual' Visa Issues: FCC
The Foreign Correspondents’ Club (FCC) said on Thursday that reporters in the city were experiencing "highly unusual" ... Read more