High Court Judge Wilson Chan to Receive Serious Reprimand for Third Instance of Plagiarism

High Court Judge Wilson Chan is set to receive a "serious reprimand" from Chief Justice Andrew Cheung and Chief Judge of the High Court Jeremy Poon following a third documented…

Hong Kong Teenager Convicted of Sedition for Vandalism in Public Restroom

A Hong Kong court has convicted an 18-year-old man of sedition for allegedly scrawling “seditious words” in a commercial building bathroom on three separate occasions. Leung Kai-lok was apprehended by…

Hong Kong Trade Chief Dismisses UK Spying Case as "Unfounded Smears," Vows Expansion of Overseas Offices

Hong Kong’s Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, Algernon Yau, has asserted that recent convictions in a UK court concerning a Hong Kong trade officer do not jeopardise the city’s…

Hong Kong Police Arrest 78 in Sweeping Anti-Triad Operation Targeting Illegal Gambling and Prostitution

Hong Kong police have arrested 78 individuals in a significant anti-triad operation across Hong Kong Island, targeting an elaborate underground “mini-casino” in North Point and a syndicate orchestrating illegal horse…

A Hong Kong Judge Faces Third Plagiarism Allegation Amidst Growing Scrutiny

A High Court judge in Hong Kong, Wilson Chan, is once again embroiled in allegations of plagiarism, marking the third such incident in three years. This latest accusation, stemming from…

Hong Kong Legislative Council Embarks on Significant Study Tour to Beijing to Deepen Understanding of National Development

Hong Kong’s Legislative Council (LegCo) has commenced a week-long study tour in Beijing, an initiative designed to provide lawmakers with an in-depth understanding of China’s development trajectory and national policies.…

Taiwan Reports Significant Surge in Chinese Maritime Incursions Amidst Escalating Tensions

Taiwan detected a sharp rise in the number of Chinese ships entering waters around the island democracy last month, a Taiwanese coast guard official said, as Beijing intensifies pressure on…

Hong Kong’s Hospitality Sector Sees Unexpected Surge in Revenue Driven by World Cup Viewership

Hong Kong’s bars and restaurants experienced a significant revenue boost of an estimated HK$500 million during the recent World Cup, a figure that surpassed initial industry expectations. This impressive financial…

Hong Kong Government Defends Dog-Friendly Restaurant Policy Amidst Public Backlash and Hygiene Concerns

Hong Kong’s ambitious new policy, permitting dogs to enter designated restaurants and cafes, remains firmly in place despite a wave of online criticism and isolated incidents of improper conduct. Environment…

Hong Kong Grapples with Decades-Old Sex Crime Laws Amidst Calls for Urgent Reform

The harrowing account of Mui, a survivor of seven years of sexual abuse by her stepfather, begins a crucial conversation about the deeply entrenched and outdated nature of Hong Kong’s…