Critics Of IPCC Report Have 'bad Intentions': CS
Chief Secretary Matthew Cheung on Sunday accused critics of a police watchdog report into last year's social unrest of h... Read more
'Government Keen To Help Needy Get Their Money'
Chief Secretary Matthew Cheung on Sunday said relief measures the government announced earlier will be implemented in th... Read more
IT Lawmaker Issues Rallying Cry In Support Of RTHK
The lawmaker representing the information technology sector, Charles Mok, on Sunday said the public must counter "divisi... Read more
Exam Officials Quit Amid History Question Outcry
Two officials at the Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority (HKEAA) have resigned from their posts, sources sai... Read more
Alleged Police Brutality Victim Jailed For Assault
A 62-year-old man who was allegedly the victim of police brutality while in custody in hospital last year was sentenced ... Read more
HK Schools Are Becoming 'lawless': Xinhua
Xinhua News Agency said on Saturday that schools in Hong Kong appear to have become "lawless places", where people can f... Read more
Don't Be Blinded By Lies About Police: State Media
A mainland newspaper has urged Hong Kong people not to believe "the lies" about the city's police, now that a report has... Read more
Several Arrested As Mall Protests Resume
The police subdued and arrested several people in the East Point City mall in Tseung Kwan O on Saturday, as officers war... Read more
Domestic Violence Has Soared In HK, Group Says
The Federation of Women's Centres says it has recorded a surge in domestic violence cases during the coronavirus pandemi... Read more
Govt To Study Ocean Park's Options: Edward Yau
The Commerce Secretary, Edward Yau, said on Saturday that the government will study in the coming half year whether Ocea... Read more
Debate Continues Over Decision To Pull DSE Question
The government has come under renewed fire over its decision to pull a controversial exam question on Japan's invasion o... Read more
Crowds Gather To Remember Anti-extradition Protester
People gathered in Admiralty's Pacific Place mall on Friday to mark 11 months since an anti-extradition protester plunge... Read more
Police, Security Bureau Welcome IPCC's Findings
The police and the Security Bureau have welcomed a report by the police watchdog which found no "systemic problems" in t... Read more
Five Face Further Illegal Assembly Charges
Five pro-democracy figures have been charged with additional offences in relation to anti-government protests ahead of t... Read more
Ex-adviser Says IPCC's Report 'lacks Key Data'
A British academic hired by Hong Kong's Independent Police Complaints Council as an adviser has criticised its report, s... Read more