HKFP Lens: 1.4 million visitors flock to Hong Kong over China’s Golden Week...
Over 1.4 million tourists from across the Chinese mainland visited Hong Kong over the weeklong “Golden Week” holiday marking National Day, official statistics have shown. Tourists take photos on the...
View ArticleGov’t loses appeal against acquittal of former lawmaker Lam Cheuk-ting over...
Hong Kong’s Department of Justice (DoJ) has lost its appeal against a lower court’s decision to acquit former lawmaker Lam Cheuk-ting of a perverting the course of justice charge linked to the 2019...
View ArticleHong Kong nat. security police charge man over ‘seditious’ posts 3 months...
Hong Kong national security police have charged a man for allegedly making “seditious” online posts, revealing the case nearly three months after his unannounced arrest. West Kowloon Magistrates’...
View ArticleRevamped Huanggang Port to open next Monday with round-the-clock clearance
Authorities in Hong Kong and Shenzhen have announced that the newly revamped Huanggang border crossing will begin operation next Monday, with an opening ceremony scheduled for Sunday. An artist’s...
View ArticlePo Leung Kuk charity appoints 16 ‘national security tutors’ under gov’t scheme
The Po Leung Kuk, one of Hong Kong’s oldest and largest charities, has appointed 16 staff members to serve as “national security tutors” under a government scheme to promote national security...
View ArticleClockenflap 2026 line-up: Slowdive, Queens of the Stone Age, Hayley Williams,...
Asia’s premier international outdoor music and arts festival Clockenflap has unveiled its initial line-up for this year’s event at the Central Harbourfront Event Space. Paramore frontwoman and soloist...
View ArticleElderly man arrested for criminal damage after red paint splashed on Kwun...
An elderly man has been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage after the entrance to the office of two pro-Beijing lawmakers was splashed with red paint, with the two legislators condemning the...
View ArticleHong Kong national security police arrest insurance agent and woman over...
Hong Kong national security police have arrested an insurance agent and a woman for allegedly operating “seditious” social media pages to stoke hatred against authorities and boost policy sales. Hong...
View ArticleLabour Dept. investigates fatal accident at Tung Chung gov’t housing...
Hong Kong’s Labour Department has opened an investigation into a fatal accident in which a construction worker died after falling from a height. The construction site on Wui Tung Street in Tung Chung...
View ArticleHong Kong police arrest parents of 11-year-old girl filmed carrying dozens of...
Hong Kong police have arrested the parents of an 11-year-old girl who was filmed carrying dozens of beer cans through Tuen Mun while her father stood by and berated her. Screenshot from video showing...
View ArticleHong Kong’s happiness index slips as survey identifies ‘lost’ millennials as...
Hong Kong’s overall happiness has slipped this year, with the city’s millennials standing out as its unhappiest age group, a new survey has found. People cross a road in heavy rain in Hong Kong....
View ArticleHong Kong arrests 9 over fuel smuggling as oil prices surge
Hong Kong arrested nine people in a city-wide operation targeting illicit fuel activities, authorities said on Wednesday, as surging global oil prices continue to put pressure on the import-dependent...
View ArticleHong Kong judges and judicial officers set for 2% pay rise following last...
Judges and judicial officers have been recommended to receive a 2 per cent salary increase for this financial year, following a pay freeze last year due to the city’s mounting deficit. Judges gather...
View ArticleHong Kong police open child abuse probe after video of 10-year-old carrying...
Hong Kong police have reportedly launched an investigation into whether a 10-year-old girl filmed carrying bags of beer could be the victim of child abuse, after video of her struggling with the load...
View ArticleTiananmen vigil organiser Chow Hang-tung files appeal against subversion...
Hong Kong Tiananmen vigil organiser Chow Hang-tung has filed an appeal against her conviction and sentence under the Beijing-imposed national security law. Chow Hang-tung, barrister and a leader of...
View ArticleWest Kowloon art hub’s deficit widens to HK$998 million amid rising operating...
Hong Kong’s West Kowloon Cultural District Authority (WKCDA) has recorded a growing deficit of HK$998 million in the last financial year, as rising revenue failed to keep up with increased operating...
View ArticleNominations open for powerful Election Committee that selects Hong Kong...
Nominations have opened for the powerful electoral body that chooses both Hong Kong’s top leader and almost half of the territory’s lawmakers. Hong Kong officials open a ballot box at the Election...
View ArticleGreenpeace warns of growing overtourism after recording thousands of National...
Hong Kong’s Greenpeace office has warned of growing overtourism after it recorded thousands of visitors and dozens of instances of environmental damage at local ecotourism hotspots in a single day...
View ArticleHong Kong fertility clinic allowed to fully resume services after...
A fertility clinic has been allowed to fully resume its services following an embryo sample mix-up incident earlier this year, Hong Kong authorities have announced. Ex-financial secretary Antony Leung...
View ArticleHong Kong leader vows ‘severe’ punishment following string of construction...
Hong Kong’s leader has vowed thorough investigations and “severe” punishment following a string of construction scandals in the city, the latest involving suspected corner-cutting at a HK$115 million...
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