The Bill only covers “rights related to medical matters” and a “right to handle after-death arrangements”. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Hong Kong’s flag footballers eye spot at Los Angeles Olympics in 2028
The International Federation of American Football (IFAF) is formulating the qualification procedure for flag football’s first Olympic appearance in 2028, and Hong Kong’s athletes have already got ...
Hong Kong to Consider Law to Recognize Same-Sex Partnerships
Supporters of same-sex marriage have criticized the legislation as too limited, while opponents have said it undermines traditional marriage.
Pony AI CEO on US operations, Hong Kong IPO plans
James Peng, CEO of autonomous driving company Pony AI, talks about Uber founder Travis Kalanick's possible interest in acquiring the company's US operations.
Twelve Hong Kong activists appeal convictions in landmark ’47 democrats’ case
Twelve Hong Kong pro-democracy activists appealed their subversion convictions and jail terms on Monday in a national security case that has spotlighted Beijing's ongoing crackdown on dissent and ...
Hong Kong court hears appeals by jailed democracy campaigners
A Hong Kong court began hearing appeals on Monday from 12 democracy campaigners who were jailed for subversion last year during the city's largest national security trial. Beijing has remoulded Hong ...
Hong Kong breakdancers dream of the world stage
Local B-boys and B-girls hope to share the dance sport with young people in Hong Kong –and the city’s talent with the world.
Hong Kong urged to expand carer support scheme for low-income, vulnerable groups
As government’s new carer database is launched, social worker and district councillor call for monitoring and inclusion of those in subdivided flats.
Hong Kong: Appeal hearing in ‘HK 47’ case a pivotal chance to correct mass injustice
Ahead of the appeal hearing of 13 people – among 45 individuals convicted in a mass trial last year of “conspiring to subvert state power” under Hong ...
Hong Kong court to hear appeals by jailed democracy campaigners
A Hong Kong court will hear appeals starting on Monday from 13 democracy campaigners who were jailed for subversion last year during the city's largest national security trial. Owen Chow, a ...
Hong Kong court to hear appeals from 13 jailed democrats and gov’t in landmark nat. security case
A Hong Kong court is set to hear appeals from the defence and prosecution in the city’s largest national security case, which involved tens of high-profile pro-democracy figures. Monday marks the ...
Hong Kong has gazetted the Registration of Same-sex Partnerships Bill
A Government spokesperson reiterates that this alternative framework of same-sex partnerships' registration will not change the Government's established position on the monogamous and heterosexual ...
Retiring AIA chairman Edmund Tse reflects on 64 years with the Hong Kong-based insurer
Tse presided over the company’s blockbuster IPO and return to mainland China in a career that began in 1961 with a monthly salary of US$76.90.
Teacher, teen arrested at Hong Kong airport in ‘Ice’, ketamine drug cases
Customs finds 47kg of suspected ketamine in woman's luggage while 18-year-old from Kuala Lumpur allegedly hid 2.2kg of 'Ice' in carry-on bag A teacher who arrived from Germany and a teenager on a ...