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Hong Kong police offer rewards for information leading to arrest of 19 overseas activists
Hong Kong police have announced rewards for information leading to the arrest of 19 overseas-based activists, accusing the activists of violating a national security law imposed by Beijing over their roles in a group called Hong Kong Parliament.
Hang Seng University study finds nearly 70 per cent of spouses, 85 per cent of children reported feeling dissatisfied with ...
In a tiny roadside storefront, Ho Sau-mei has been carving mahjong tiles since she was 13 years old. Now in her 60s, she is ...
Inflows through Stock Connect show how city’s fortunes have become increasingly dependent on capital from mainland ...
Surging investment into Hong Kong by mainland Chinese investors is increasing market liquidity and depth while strengthening ...
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Efforts to boost development in the Greater Bay Area have revived Hengqin’s role as a complement to neighbouring Macau and ...
Hong Kong leader John Lee told reporters on Thursday a maximum of 60,000 people a day from either Hong Kong or China could cross the border from Jan. 8.
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Hong Kong court grants partial victory to trans people in challenge over bathroom policyThe future still hangs in the balance, as the Hong Kong government has a history of over-promising on transgender rights.
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