Teresa Cheng Says She Was Not Told To Step Down
"); jQuery("#212 h3").html("
"); });
2019-07-20 HKT 15:04
Share this story
The Secretary for Justice, Teresa Cheng, on Saturday flatly rejected suggestions that she was told to step down by the central government in Beijing.
Speaking after returning to the SAR after a visit to the capital, Cheng reiterated that she would continue to serve the people in a professional, humble, and diligent manner.
She said Beijing is very concerned about the situation in Hong Kong, and the central authorities have been kept abreast of what is happening in the city through the media and other channels.
Cheng said Beijing staunchly supports the Hong Kong government in continuing to serve the people, adding that she hopes everyone can discuss things candidly in order to take the city forward.
Eric Trump To Speak At Bitcoin Asia 2025 In Hong Kong
Eric Trump, the second son of US president Donald Trump, is set to speak at the upcoming Bitcoin Asia 2025 conference i... Read more
Hong Kong Digital Banking Survey Reveals User Concerns And Growth Potential
ECHO ASIA, partnering with students from Global Business Studies, CUHK Business School, announced the release of the H... Read more
InvestHK Attracts HK$160 Billion In 2025, With Fintech As Top Sector
Invest Hong Kong (InvestHK) announced on 7 July 2025 that it supported over 1,300 overseas and Mainland companies in se... Read more
ZhongAn Online Completes US$500M H Share Placement To Fuel Core Insurance Growth
ZhongAn Online P & C Insurance Co., Ltd (Zhong An, HKEX:6060) announced the completion of its H share placement on ... Read more
Beyond KYC: How Technology Is Transforming The Fraud Prevention Game
Digital wallets and cryptocurrencies are two of the most targeted channels for fraud this year, according to SEON’s 2... Read more
2025 Hong Kong Fintech Report: What You Need To Know
Hong Kong is hitting the gas when it comes to fintech innovation, regulation and adoption. From the passage of the Stab... Read more