Tightened prison rules restricting lawyers and religious leaders from visiting inmates will take effect on Friday, just two weeks after the authorities proposed the amendments.

Lawyers for 2 HK activists jailed for conspiracy to subvert state power in the city’s largest national security case have told an appellate court that the pair did not receive a fair trial.

The city's assessment authorities have praised a "record-breaking year" for the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education ...

HK’s privacy watchdog has launched a criminal probe into an AI-generated porn scandal at the city's top university after a ...

The HK gov't has proposed capping the number of e-hailing cars allowed in the city, though the regulatory framework proposal ...

China's foreign ministry office in Hong Kong has condemned articles published by BBC Chinese and Nikkei Asia, accusing the ...

An ex-lawmaker who was found guilty in HK's largest national security case and jailed for six and a half years was a ...

A male law student has received a warning letter from the University of Hong Kong after he allegedly created AI-generated ...

HK prosecutors have urged the Court of Appeal to "reverse" the acquittal of barrister and former district councillor Lawrence ...

A total of 14 independent publishers will take part in an alternative book festival this week after some of them were barred ...

Banking giant HSBC has withdrawn from the Net Zero Banking Alliance following the departure of 17 other banks.

A court in China sentenced a Japanese businessman to three-and-a-half years in prison on Wednesday for spying, Tokyo's ambassador in Beijing said.