Officers from National Security Department target 612 Humanitarian Relief Fund, which paid out HK$243 million to support anti-government protesters facing legal and economic issues. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong democracy activists jailed for illegal assembly in 2019 protests
The activists had pleaded guilty to charges related to their role in protests triggered by Beijing’s tightening control over Hong Kong ... ( read original story ...)
Seven Hong Kong Activists Sentenced for Taking Part in 2019 Anti-Government Protest
Seven Hong Kong pro-democracy activists were sentenced Wednesday to lengthy jail sentences for taking part in an unauthorized protest in 2019. The activists include such figures as former legislators ... ( read original story ...)
Some Hong Kong schools miss deadline for filing national security education plans
Education minister Kevin Yeung says only ‘a proportion’ of local schools have submitted their plans, but declines to say how many. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong well positioned to help businesses seize Belt and Road opportunities: Carrie Lam
Hong Kong with unique advantages brought by "one country, two systems" is very well positioned to help businesses seize fresh opportunities in the Belt and Road Initiative, Chief Executive of China's ... ( read original story ...)
Sunac Is Said to Mull Spinning Off Ski Resorts for Hong Kong IPO
Chinese developer Sunac China Holdings Ltd. is considering spinning off its indoor ski parks business for a Hong Kong initial public offering as early as next year, according to people familiar with ... ( read original story ...)
Finance chief stresses Hong Kong’s role in meeting Belt and Road financing needs
Hong Kong with great financial strengths can meet the financing needs of any Belt and Road project, Paul Chan, financial secretary of China's Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government, said ... ( read original story ...)
Beijing will back Hong Kong’s entry into world’s biggest free-trade deal, China’s commerce minister tells belt and road summit
China’s commerce minister Wang Wentao pledges support at belt and road summit. Foreign ministry official Liu Guangyuan warns others against imposing sanctions on country. ( read original story ...)
Top Hong Kong singer loses concert venue amid crackdown
A popular Hong Kong singer and pro-democracy activist will not be allowed to perform at one of the city’s top theaters later this month, stoking concerns that the Chinese authorities' crackdown on ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong singer and activist Denise Ho says concerts cancelled
Hong Kong singer and activist Denise Ho said on Wednesday an arts organisation has cancelled her concerts due to be held this month, further stoking worries over artistic freedoms in the former ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Activists Jailed for Illegal Assembly in 2019 Protests
Pro-democracy activist Figo Chan gestures as he walks to a prison van to head to court over charges related to an unauthorised assembly on October 1, 2019, in Hong Kong, China May 28, 2021. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong’s Hex Trust Secures Digital Custody License From MAS
Hex Trust, a Hong Kong-based digital asset custodian, has secured a CMS license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Metropolitan University: new name, new head, new directions
After 24 years of being known as The Open University of Hong Kong (OUHK), from today (1 September) this well-established academic institution will adopt a brand new name — Hong Kong Metropolitan ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong’s strict quarantine rules threaten to erode allure of financial hub
Hong Kong's government is facing growing pressure from business lobby groups to open borders or risk losing executives and investment as it shows no sign of easing one of the world's strictest ... ( read original story ...)