‘Don’t forget our original intentions’: Thousands protest in Kowloon, as Hong Kong police fire tear gas - Dec 2, 2019

• Tens of thousands joined a peaceful march on Sunday in a resurgence of large-scale street protests in Hong Kong, but the event ended in clashes and tear gas in Tsim Sha Tsui, Whampoa and Mong Ko…

• Dec 2, 2019
• HK police fire tear gas as protesters turn up in force

• Police Hong Kong Railway Station pushed down elderly woman Jiang Yongxiang: "No heart" to follow up

• ‘Don’t forget our original intentions’: Thousands protest in Kowloon, as Hong Kong police fire tear gas

• Dec 1, 2019
• First protest of the day passes without incident

• Don't forget the first heart parade, netizens launched a parade to reiterate the five appeal participants once out of the road line

8.11 Alleged illegal assembly of 19-year-old defendant complains of multiple beatings to the head in police station - Dec 4, 2019

• On 11 August , a 14-year-old girl and a 19-year-old male student were arrested on suspicion of blocking the road in Hung Hom and charged with one count of unlawful assembly , and were arraigned …

• Dec 5, 2019
• 10.1 Tsuen Wan Conflict: 7-year-old high school student Tsang Chi-kin appears in court for February District Court re-hearing

• Dec 4, 2019
• 11.12 Central "and you lunch" accused of illegally assembling students defendants to shorten the curfew order was granted

• Dec 3, 2019
• Hong Kong protests: students sentenced to correctional training and to pay HK$285,000 in total for damaging rail facilities

• Prosecution application police anonymous want to postpone the case officer: Do not understand why it takes too long

Union solidarity against crackdown on Indian maid fullgear: They have always been hong Kong people's condoms - Dec 2, 2019

• Yuliriswati, the Indian servant who founded the Indonesian article network "migrantpos" and reported the anti-China movement for his fellow villagers, was detained in Qingshan Bay since November…

• Dec 7, 2019
• Male doctor strip searched me: expelled Indonesian

• Dec 2, 2019
• Immigration officials deport Indonesian domestic worker who covered Hong Kong protests as a citizen journalist and was arrested for overstay

• Dec 1, 2019
• Hong Kong protests: put away the tear gas, police urged, as residents claim public health risk

• To explain the protest movement to his hometown in Hong Kong, the Indian domestic helper was detained by the Immigration Department for 28 days and faced deportation

Hong Kong Airlines could be grounded within days - Dec 2, 2019

• Cash-strapped Hong Kong Airlines (HKA), which is cutting routes and struggling to pay staff, has been warned that its licence could be revoked or suspended if it fails to find new funds, with ac…

• Dec 7, 2019
• Govt defers action, Hong Kong Airlines to keep going

• Dec 3, 2019
• Owner of Hong Kong Airlines gets HK$4.4 billion loan from Chinese state banks, but doubts surface over whether money will be used to save struggling carrier

• Dec 2, 2019
• Hong Kong Airlines bosses given five days to save company, leaving 3,500 employees at risk just weeks before Christmas

CHRF Sunday Parade attended by a number of District Councillors-designate Jimmy Sham : I believe peace can be made - Dec 6, 2019

• Civil Human Rights Front the International Human Rights Day Parade held in Hong Kong Island on Sunday ( 8 ) , nearly four months apart in September , and the CHRF was granted a notice by the pol…

• Dec 7, 2019
• On the eve of the march, the Government declared that the protection of human rights and freedoms was a constitutional responsibility

• Dec 5, 2019
• Numbers dwindle at lunchtime rallies in Hong Kong, but protesters vow to return in force for Sunday’s human rights march

Shares of Otto Poon's Analogue slump amid probe - Dec 6, 2019

• Shares of Analogue, an engineering firm controlled by Justice Secretary Teresa Cheng's husband Otto Poon, slumped more than 10 percent on Friday, a day after the company said one of its units is…

• Dec 5, 2019
• Teresa Cheng Husband Pan Letao as Chairman of the Company's wholly-owned subsidiary of the Project was investigated for violating competition law

• Dec 3, 2019
• Hong Kong justice chief Teresa Cheng received weeks of treatment in Beijing after injuring her arm in London fall

Hey, Sailor: Beijing halts US Navy visits, vows to sanction NGOs over Hong Kong ‘meddling’ - Dec 2, 2019

• In yet another hit for Hong Kong’s already-beleaguered drinking establishments, Beijing today said it would not be entertaining requests for visits to Hong Kong from U.S. warships in apparent re…

• Dec 3, 2019
• Trump Says U.S. Bill Supporting Hong Kong Doesn’t Help Trade War Negotiations

• Hong Kong: A different kind of Cold War

• Dec 2, 2019
• China sanctions US NGOs over Hong Kong unrest

New brother denies police riot against media mass fraud to discredit police force - Dec 1, 2019

• The new Commissioner of Police , Chris Tang , appeared on the radio television programme " Speaking Up " yesterday , in which he responded to the police storm problem , denying that the excessiv…

• Dec 7, 2019
• Public Security calls for cooperation with HK Police

• Dec 1, 2019
• Enquiry would be unfair, says police chief

Sweeping changes recommended to sex crime laws - Dec 5, 2019

• The Law Reform Commission on Thursday made a series of recommendations to change legislation relating to sex offences in Hong Kong, calling for an equal age of consent in all circumstances, a wi…

• Dec 5, 2019
• Sexual grooming offence, changes to rape laws urged by Hong Kong law reform group

Bloomberg 'biased' Trump campaign suspends transcript - Dec 3, 2019

• Michael Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York and founder and majority shareholder of the media agency Bloomberg, formally announced his candidacy for the Democratic Party's 2020 presidential …

• Dec 5, 2019
• Bloomberg's 50 Most Influential People in Hong Kong

• Dec 3, 2019
• Trump to deny credentials to Bloomberg journalists

Cross-harbour section of Hong Kong’s most expensive rail project delayed further, with MTR Corporation blaming radicals for vandalism of East Rail line - Dec 4, 2019

• The cross-harbour section of Hong Kong’s most expensive rail project will be further delayed until the first quarter of 2022 as vandalism of another line by radical protesters has hindered work,…

• Dec 4, 2019
• Cross-harbour section of Hong Kong’s most expensive rail project delayed further, with MTR Corporation blaming radicals for vandalism of East Rail line