A Hong Kong democracy activist who is the first to defend himself in person during a landmark national security trial has said he “will not apologise for the beliefs and values I share with my voters.
Hong Kong teenagers told to play badminton to ‘master their sexual desires’
Teenagers should play badminton together in an effort to curb sexual urges and avoid premarital sex, according to guidance issued by Hong Kong’s education authorities. The teaching materials, ...
Hong Kong urged to change approach to scheme allowing mainland China vehicles into city
Lawmakers and a former Hong Kong leader have urged the government to take a less restrictive approach to a scheme that will allow hundreds of private cars from mainland China and Macau to enter the ...
Hong Kong political climate and high costs hitting overseas business confidence: survey
Hong Kong’s German business contingent feels “unease” about the city’s political climate and the high cost of rent for offices and housing, a survey has revealed. The poll, unveiled on Tuesday, also ...
Badminton And Books: Hong Kong’s Bizarre Fix For Teens To Fight Sexual Temptation
Hong Kong's authorities have sparked controversy with new sex education guidelines that suggest young people should focus on studying or hobbies like badminton to avoid premarital sex and other ...
Activist defending himself in Hong Kong security trial says he has no remorse
The first Hong Kong activist to defend himself in person in a landmark national security trial against 47 pro-democracy campaigners said on Tuesday that he had no remorse over the alleged conspiracy.
University of Hong Kong partners with hospital to offer non-invasive liver cancer treatment
Hong Kong liver cancer patients can receive a painless treatment that uses ultrasound waves to destroy cancerous tissue after the Li Ka Shing Foundation donated Asia’s first cutting-edge, non-invasive ...
First activist to defend himself in landmark Hong Kong security trial, says he has no remorse
HONG KONG, Aug 27 (Reuters) - The first Hong Kong activist to defend himself in person in a landmark national security trial against 47 pro-democracy campaigners said on Tuesday that he had no remorse ...
Passenger arrested for stealing $42,000 Rolex watch on Hong Kong flight
A 57-year-old man was arrested in Hong Kong on Sunday for allegedly stealing a Rolex watch worth HK$330,000 (US$42,000) and cash from a fellow passenger on a HK Express flight. The arrest followed a ...
Claude Monet’s ‘Nymphéas’ painting will be auctioned for the first time in Hong Kong
One of Monet’s first pieces to depict the beloved water lily pond in his Giverny home (recently featured in the latest season of Emily in Paris, by the way) will soon be on auction in Hong Kong by ...
Hong Kong political veteran calls for city to build designated rental homes for global talent
Hong Kong authorities should build designated rental homes for international talents that would broaden their choices and help them navigate the city’s high rents, a political veteran who was the city ...
Hong Kong customs warns 3 babywear products pose risk of injury, strangulation
Hong Kong customs has warned that three models of babywear pose a potential risk of causing injury or even strangulation for wearers after safety tests were conducted on the products. A spokesman for ...
Hong Kong has ‘irreplaceable’ role in country’s reform efforts: senior Beijing officials
Commerce minister Wang Wentao and key legal official Shen Chunyao brief political elites on third plenum resolution in Hong Kong session.
Fighting Sexual Temptation? Play Badminton, Hong Kong Tells Teenagers.
Top officials in the Chinese territory have defended new sex education guidance that critics call regressive. Young people are amused.