Nathan Law Steps Down As Demosisto Chairman
Former pro-democracy lawmaker Nathan Law has quit his position as chairman of the Demosisto party, saying he needs a bre... Read more
Jury In Murder Trial Disbanded As Judge Falls Ill
A High Court judge has ordered a seven-member jury that has been hearing the "body-in-cement" murder case for 27 days to... Read more
Explosive Expert Fit To Run Tree Office, Says Govt
The government has defended its appointment of an engineer with expertise in transport matters and explosives to head it... Read more
'HK Afraid To Give Answer On One-party Rule Calls'
Pro-democracy lawmaker Claudia Mo on Wednesday accused the government of being too "cowardly" to say outright whether pe... Read more
Bring Uncles, Aunts Under Incest Law: Reform Panel
The Law Reform Commission says Hong Kong should update its laws on sex offences to cover more types of activity and make... Read more
Civil Servant Pay Rises To Jump As Economy Booms
Over 170,000 civil servants are in line to receive a pay rise of between 2.84 percent and 4.51 percent this year. Tha... Read more
'Mainland Could Become Off Limits To HK Media'
Hong Kong journalists may have to stop covering news on the mainland in light of violent attacks against them, a lawmake... Read more
Oust Cheng Chung-tai From Legco: Protesters
About a dozen pro-Beijing protesters gathered outside the Legislative Council complex on Wednesday, calling for the oust... Read more
Jury Out In Edward Leung Riot Trial
A nine-member jury has retired to consider whether former Hong Kong Indigenous spokesman Edward Leung and four other def... Read more
Protesters Slam 'greedy' MTR Ahead Of Its AGM
Chaos erupted ahead of the MTR Corporation's annual general meeting on Wednesday after demonstrators held a protest outs... Read more
HKJA Fears For Safety Of SAR Reporters On Mainland
The Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) has warned Hong Kong media workers they should be concerned for their safet... Read more
'More Shelters Needed For Those Awaiting Housing'
The Society for Community Organisation (Soco) has called on the government to build more alternative accommodation, such... Read more
Now TV Journalist Manhandled By Beijing Police
An altercation between mainland police and a Hong Kong journalist in Beijing on Wednesday morning, which left the camera... Read more
HK Research Institutions Granted 22 Million Yuan
Beijing's Liaison Office in Hong Kong said on Tuesday that the central government has already granted the first batch of... Read more
Localist Files Court Bid Over By-election Ban
Localist Ventus Lau filed an election petition on Tuesday challenging an official's decision to bar him from standing in... Read more