Tag: Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s National Security Crackdown: A Detailed Overview of Month 51
A Hong Kong court sentenced two journalists for sedition in September, marking the 51st month since the implementation of the national security law. This was the first case against media workers since the territory's...
Trial Update: 8 Appear Before Jury in Hong Kong’s Second UN Anti-Terrorism Trial
The trial of eight individuals accused of being involved in three bomb plots in early 2020 has commenced in Hong Kong. The defendants, namely Ho Cheuk-wai, Lee Ka-pan, Ng Tsz-lok, Cheung Ka-chun, Yeung Yi-sze,...
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...
How High Blood Sugar Weakens Immunity in Type 2 Diabetes: A Comprehensive Guide
High Blood Sugar Weakens Immunity in Type 2 Diabetes A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Hong Kong has shed light on the detrimental effects of high...
Hong Kong Hospital Denies Malpractice in Baby’s Death: Father Suspects Negligence
Hong Kong Hospital Denies Malpractice in Baby's Death In a tragic incident that has shocked the community, a Hong Kong public hospital is facing allegations of negligence after a full-term baby died during labor, with...
HK-Peru Trade Development Council Strengthening Trade Relations
The Hong Kong government is in talks to finalize a free trade agreement with Peru, as Chief Executive John Lee journeys to the South American nation for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation economic leaders’ meeting...
Challenges Faced by Hong Kong Social Service Organizations: Staffing Shortages and Declining Donations
Social service organizations in Hong Kong are currently facing significant challenges in terms of staffing shortages and declining donations, according to a recent survey conducted by the Hong Kong Council of Social Service (HKCSS). The...
Hong Kong Judge Denies Jimmy Lai’s Request for Jury Trial in Libel Case Against...
A Hong Kong judge has rejected Jimmy Lai's request for a jury trial in his libel case against a pro-Beijing newspaper. The judge, Justice Queeny Au-Yeung, ruled that the libel claims brought by the...
Customs arrest two suspects with 1.1 kgs of space oil drug
Customs Arrest Two Suspects with 1.1 kgs of Space Oil Drug In a shocking turn of events, Customs officers made a significant bust at the airport on Friday, apprehending a man and a woman with...
Direct Flights from Hong Kong to Urumqi Launching April 28
Cathay Pacific Airways, the flag carrier of Hong Kong, is set to introduce direct flights to Urumqi, the capital of the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region in western China, on April 28. This move will...
















