Chinese man sentenced 20 months in US for targeting Falun Gong
A 71-year-old Chinese man named John Chen from Los Angeles has been sentenced to 20 months in prison for his involvement in a plot targeting the Falun Gong spiritual movement in the United States....
Staying Agile and Innovative to Stay Competitive: FS-RTHK
Financial Secretary Paul Chan emphasized the importance of Hong Kong staying agile and innovative in the face of changing global dynamics. He highlighted the ongoing transformations and adaptations taking place in countries and businesses...
Jimmy Lai to Testify in First National Security Trial: What to Expect
Detained pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai is about to testify for the first time in his national security trial. The 76-year-old founder of Apple Daily faces serious charges under Beijing's security law and a...
Best and Worst Toilets in Tsuen Wan – RTHK’s Ultimate Guide
The Hong Kong Toilet Association has suggested that the government needs to increase the number of women's toilets in comparison to men's facilities and consider urinals in their overall toilet ratio. Henry Hung, chairman...
Survey Reveals 94% of Hong Kong Children in Inadequate Housing Have Spinal Issues
A recent survey conducted by the Society for Community Organization (SoCO) revealed that over 90 per cent of children living in inadequate housing in Hong Kong have experienced spinal health issues. The cramped living...
Punishment for National Security Violators: Chief Executive’s Warning
Chief Executive John Lee issued a stern warning on Tuesday, stating that individuals who pose a threat to national security will face punishment as prescribed by the law. This statement comes after 45 opposition...
Hong Kong 47: Government Considers Appeal for Longer Sentences amid International Condemnation
The Hong Kong government is considering whether to appeal for longer sentences for certain democrats who were recently jailed in the city's largest national security case. A total of 45 former legislators, ex-district councillors,...
Observatory Drops Typhoon Signal No. 1 as Typhoon Man-yi Moves Away – RTHK
The Hong Kong Observatory has lifted all typhoon signals at 10:10 pm on Tuesday as Typhoon Man-yi weakens and moves away from the city. The T1 signal had been in effect for over 30...
Families of Jailed Hong Kong Democrats Grapple with Mixed Emotions: ‘We will survive this’
More than three years and eight months since 45 Hong Kong pro-democracy activists were charged with conspiring to commit subversion, their family members on Tuesday learned when they would next see their loved ones...
Severity of Subversion Case Sentencing: Chris Tang – RTHK
Secretary for Security Chris Tang has commented on the severity of the sentences handed down in the city's largest national security case so far. The High Court sentenced 45 people for conspiracy to commit...
Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Activists Jailed up to 10 Years in Landmark National Security Case
Hong Kong has been in the spotlight as pro-democracy activists faced sentencing in a landmark national security case. The High Court handed down jail terms to 45 individuals, including prominent figures like Benny Tai,...
Benny Tai and 44 Others Jailed in Subversion Case: Latest Updates and Details
Forty-five individuals were handed prison sentences ranging from four years and two months to 10 years for subversion in what is considered the largest national security trial in Hong Kong so far. Out of...
Hong Kong’s First Electric Ferry Arrives for Testing
Hong Kong is welcoming its first electric ferry this week as part of a pilot scheme to explore more environmentally friendly options for the city's waters. The ferry, operated by Sun Ferry, will undergo...
Tai Lam Tunnel to Implement Time-Varying Toll Charges: Sources
The government is planning to change the toll charges for the Tai Lam Tunnel starting in May, according to sources. This new system will involve different charges depending on the time of day, similar...
Hong Kong Security Law Case: Dozens Queue for Courtroom Seats to Witness Sentencing
A long line of more than 60 people formed outside a Hong Kong courthouse in anticipation of the sentencing of 45 pro-democracy advocates in a national security trial. The Judiciary announced that only five...
Bus Operators Pushing for Fare Hikes: Government Responds
The government has revealed that three franchised bus operators are advocating for fare hikes ranging from 6.5 to 9.5 percent. In official documents presented to the legislature, it was disclosed that KMB and New...
Tropical Cyclone Man-yi Prompts T1 Typhoon Warning in Hong Kong – Prepare for Minor...
Hong Kong is once again on alert as Tropical Cyclone Man-yi approaches the city, prompting the government to raise a T1 typhoon warning for the third time this month. The Hong Kong Observatory issued...
Improving Grazing Practices to Protect Giant Wild Pandas
Binbin Li, an associate professor of environmental science at Duke Kunshan University, emphasized the importance of sustainable grazing practices and community involvement in protecting giant wild panda habitats. She led a research project in...
Accusations of ‘Poisoning’ Readers Disrupt Hong Kong Independent Bookstore Event
A recent book launch event at an independent bookstore in Hong Kong was disrupted by a group of individuals who accused the writer of "poisoning" readers. The event, hosted by travel writer Pazu at...
Tropical Storm Man-yi Approaching: HKO Issues T1 Signal
The Hong Kong Observatory took action early Monday morning by issuing a T1 signal as Tropical Cyclone Man-yi made its way towards the city. The observatory cautioned that a higher signal could be issued...
China’s Xi Jinping Assures Biden of Smooth Transition to Trump’s Administration
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with outgoing President Joe Biden for the last time, expressing readiness to work with the new US administration for a smooth transition in bilateral ties. The meeting took place...
Enhancing Carer Hotline with Emergency Response Team: A Critical Need
A hotline that is supposed to help caregivers is not meeting the needs of some callers, according to a community group. The hotline, which operates 24 hours a day and was launched last year,...
Deadly Knife Attack at Eastern China School: 8 Dead, 17 Injured
Eight people were killed and 17 others were injured in a tragic knife attack at a vocational school in eastern China. The suspect, a former student of the school, has been arrested by the...
APEC Summit Concludes with Urgent Call to Address Key Issues
The Apec Economic Leaders’ Week recently came to a close in Peru, with the host nation highlighting three main objectives, one of which was to promote inclusive and sustainable economic growth. During the week-long...
Educating Hong Kong Employers on Serving People with Disabilities: Equality Watchdog’s Recommendation
Hong Kong employers have been reminded by the chairperson of the Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) that they could be breaking the law if they fail to provide proper training and education to their staff...
Trading Hours for T1 Issuance on Mondays: 6am-9am – RTHK
The Hong Kong Observatory has announced that it will be issuing a T1 between the hours of 6am and 9am on Monday due to Tropical Cyclone Man-yi approaching the territory. Although the storm is...
From Hong Kong-born Children to Migrant Labourers: Their Story of Sacrifice and Determination
Joseph, a migrant worker from mainland China, recently arrived in Hong Kong to work as a waiter in a New Territories restaurant. He made this move in order to be closer to his children...
Hong Kong Port to Surpass Neighbor Ports: Minister Predicts – RTHK
Transport Secretary Lam Sai-hung expressed his confidence in Hong Kong's bunkering facilities surpassing those of neighboring cities. The government recently revealed plans to transform Hong Kong into a top-tier green maritime fuel bunkering center....
Censorship of Deadly Zhuhai Car Attack in China: A Closer Look
In Zhuhai, China, a tragic incident occurred on Monday night when a man drove his car into pedestrians near a sports center, resulting in the death of at least 35 people and injuring many...
Fake DSE Certs Used in Macau University Applications – Investigation Reveals
Education minister Christine Choi revealed on Saturday that a concerning discovery had been made regarding the use of fake DSE certificates in university applications in Macau. It was reported that 20 individuals had attempted...