The pro-democracy camp has in recent months accused the Hong Kong government and the central government in Beijing of tightening control over the city. ( read original story ...)
Former Hong Kong lawmakers who disrupted session arrested
Hong Kong police arrested three former opposition lawmakers on Wednesday for disrupting legislative meetings several months ago, adding to concerns about a crackdown on the ... ( read original story ...)
Three Ex-Hong Kong Lawmakers Arrested for Protests in Legislative Chamber
Three former pro-democracy Hong Kong lawmakers were arrested Wednesday for disrupting legislative proceedings earlier this year. Ted Hui, Eddie Chu and Raymond Chan revealed their arrests on their ... ( read original story ...)
Three Hong Kong politicians arrested for ‘rotten’ protests in parliament
Three former pro-democracy politicians in Hong Kong were arrested this morning for throwing foul-smelling objects in the legislature in May and June.Police said Eddie Chu, Ray Chan and Ted Hui were ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong national security law pits judges against justice officials in activist’s trial
Justice department pushes to install national security judge in case as three pro-democracy legislators arrested over unruly scenes during debate ... ( read original story ...)
Three Ex-Lawmakers Arrested in Hong Kong Over Foul Smelling Liquid Protests
Police in Hong Kong said they had arrested three former lawmakers on Wednesday morning over May and June incidents in which foul-smelling liquid was thrown in the city's legislature, an act police ... ( read original story ...)
‘All eyes’ on the Hong Kong-Singapore travel bubble as other Asian countries prepare for more, bookings firm says
All eyes will be on Singapore and Hong Kong's forthcoming quarantine-free travel bubble, as Asia's tourism boards prepare for similar arrangements, said Klook. ( read original story ...)
3 former pro-democracy lawmakers arrested in Hong Kong
Hong Kong police arrested three former opposition lawmakers Wednesday for disrupting legislative meetings several months ago, as concerns grow over a crackdown on the ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong’s new rules have created confusion in the classroom. Some parents are pulling their children out
Sarah is preparing to emigrate from Hong Kong, her birthplace and home, to the United Kingdom because she is concerned about her 8-year-old son's education. ( read original story ...)
China’s crackdown on Hong Kong spreads to the city’s classrooms
Hong Kong has long been a beacon of academic freedom and a safe haven for free discussion. Now, after Beijing's crackdown on the city, it's unclear what can be legally said in a classroom. CNN's ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo Bolsters Push to Lure Business From Hong Kong: NEF Update
The Bloomberg New Economy Forum continues the second half of its Cities day at 8 a.m. Hong Kong time on Wednesday with speakers including Marriott International Inc. Chief Executive Officer Arne ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Racing Tips: Might just be a walk in the Park
AFTER riding a total of 20 winners in Hong Kong, Jerry Chau has had his valuable 10-pound claiming allowance cut The post Hong Kong Racing Tips: Might just be a walk in the Park appeared first on ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore, Hong Kong tourism boards join forces ahead ATB commencement
Both destinations have implemented hygiene, safety certification programmes. The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) and the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) have teamed up for the first time ever to welcome ... ( read original story ...)
Beijing calls for judicial reform in Hong Kong, declaring patriotism is ‘a legal requirement now’
Beijing has called for judicial reform in Hong Kong and made it clear that anti-China activism will no longer be allowed among legislators and officials by law as a key step to ensuring the patriotism ... ( read original story ...)