Police Defend Tear Gas Use In Sham Shui Po
The police have defended their use of 35 canisters of tear gas and a rubber bullet to clear protesters who were burning ... Read more
Sweeteners 'no Solution To Society's Ills'
Government critics said a HK$19 billion proposal aimed at helping people and businesses weather the economic storm would... Read more
Beijing Steps Up Campaign Against HK Protests
The State Council on Thursday stepped up its media campaign against the anti-extradition movement, by inviting a number ... Read more
Relief Package Not Reaction To Protests, Says Govt
Top government officials said a relief package worth HK$19 billion announced on Thursday was not a government response t... Read more
Govt Unveils HK$19bn Package To 'help Economy'
The beleaguered Carrie Lam government on Thursday announced HK$19 billion worth of sweeteners and waivers covering a wid... Read more
Airport Chaos Won't Hit Our Aim: Student Group
The group of students who are planning a rally to seek support of foreign countries, say they think inconvenience caused... Read more
No Split Over Airport Attacks, Say Protesters
Anti-extradition protesters say they are not worried about the prospect a split in their ranks over the airport attacks ... Read more
Individuals Join Campaign Against Mooncake Waste
Ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival, a green group said the people of Hong Kong are for the first time signing up to a char... Read more
Watchdog Issues A Warning Difficult To Stomach
The Consumer Council has issued a warning that some vegetarians may find difficult to stomach: some of the vegan meat pr... Read more
Benny Tai Hails 'sacrifices Made To Protect HK'
Occupy Central founder Benny Tai said on Thursday that he's proud to be standing together with anti-extradition proteste... Read more
'Cathay Sacking Could Trigger Wave Of Dismissals'
An executive member of the Hong Kong Cabin Crew Federation said on Thursday that Cathay Pacific's sacking of two pilots ... Read more
Top Prosecutor Rules Out Panel For Protest Cases
Hong Kong’s top prosecutor, David Leung, has ruled out setting up an independent panel under the Department of Justice... Read more
Injured Civilians And Medics Face 'white Terror'
The lawmaker representing the medical sector has spoken about fears among injured civilians and medical staff treating t... Read more
Japan Issues Travel Alert, Merkel Urges Talks
Japan has issued its first ever travel warning to Hong Kong since the territory was handed back to China in 1997, amid o... Read more
Civil Servants Slam CE Remarks In New Letter
Civil servants have issued another open letter to the Chief Executive Carrie Lam, threatening a strike and criticising h... Read more