Legco Suspended After Lawmaker Creates A Stink
The Legco debate on the national anthem law was suspended on Thursday, after an opposition lawmaker dropped a foul-smell... Read more
Govt Rejects AmCham Concerns Over Security Law
The government on Wednesday told the American Chamber of Commerce that it's "unhelpful" to spread rumours and fear or sp... Read more
Pompeo Says HK No Longer Autonomous From China
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has notified Congress that the Trump administration no longer regards Hong Kong as autono... Read more
HKJA Warns Security Secretary Over Rumour Mongering
The Journalists Association on Wednesday warned Security Secretary John Lee against spreading rumours and urged him to b... Read more
Police And Protesters Continue Standoff In Mongkok
Dozens of police officers are guarding sections of Nathan Road in Mong Kok this evening, blocking attempts by protesters... Read more
Drugs Case Dropped Against Police Officer's Relative
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has been urged to explain why it decided to drop a drug trafficking charge against a rel... Read more
Roast Goose Bribe Lands Prison Official In A Soup
A former Correctional Services officer has been found guilty of bribery after he repeatedly asked for roast goose drumst... Read more
HKJA Urges Police Chief To Live Up To His Word
The Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) has called on the police commissioner Chris Tang to live up with his promis... Read more
Tsai Pledges Humanitarian Relief For Hongkongers
Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen on Wednesday pledged to draw up a plan to give humanitarian relief to people involved i... Read more
Almost 300 Arrested As Police Move To Quash Protests
Police said they had arrested almost 300 people on suspicion of illegal assembly by around 5pm on Wednesday, after movin... Read more
Legco Debate Held Up By Adjournment Motions
The start of a Legco debate on the controversial national anthem bill was delayed by several minutes on Wednesday as opp... Read more
Govt Rejects Call For Media Registration System
The government said on Wednesday that is has no plans to introduce a registration system for journalists and it is up to... Read more
Protesters, Police Scuffle In Causeway Bay Area
Police scuffled with protesters in the Causeway Bay area on Wednesday as scores of demonstrators gathered to raise sloga... Read more
Police Fire Pepper Balls At Central Protest
Police fired pepper balls at protesters who gathered in Central for a lunchtime protest on Wednesday over Hong Kong's fu... Read more
Police Looking For Foreign Links To HK 'terrorists'
Security Secretary John Lee told legislators on Wednesday that the authorities are investigating whether people arrested... Read more