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Typhoon Noul is forcing major carriers to cancel dozens of flights connecting Southeast Asia with Hong Kong and China this weekend, disrupting travel for thousands of passengers across the region.
A Hong Kong kindergarten clerk is pursuing HK$8.4 million in damages after a taxi struck her during a 2019 protest in Sham Shui Po. She claims the driver failed to brake or sound his horn before mounting the pavement.
Hong Kong survivors argue that sweeping reforms to sexual offence laws do not go far enough, particularly in eliminating the 'mistaken belief' defence and addressing prolonged abuse cases.
Hong Kong's top security official has called on booksellers to ensure their stock poses no threat to national security, following police raids on independent bookstores. The directive has intensified concerns about freedom of expression across Asia.
Malaysia's Consul General in Hong Kong has defended the consulate's efforts to inform overseas voters about the Johor state election, citing proactive communication strategies and digital registration systems despite media criticism.
Hong Kong authorities have charged a 50-year-old woman with murder following a violent altercation that began aboard a minibus and continued on the street, leaving a 53-year-old passenger dead from strangulation.
Hong Kong actor Vinci Wong is rebuilding his life in Canada following his bankruptcy declaration last year, reconnecting with entertainment industry contacts and sharing reflective messages about resilience and personal transformation.
Lam Wing-kee, the Hong Kong bookseller detained by Chinese authorities in 2015 and later a symbol of resistance to Beijing's control over free speech, has died in Taiwan at age 70 following a cancer relapse.
Hong Kong narcotics officers have seized approximately 361kg of cocaine worth HK$270 million across two separate yacht operations near Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter, marking the territory's largest cocaine trafficking case in the past year.
Hong Kong's Security Secretary Chris Tang has declared there are 'no limits' to accountability for the Wang Fuk Court fire that killed 168 people. Authorities are already prosecuting those who refused to testify before the investigation committee.
Hong Kong police arrested two people this week on sedition charges under the 2024 national security law, with local media reporting one is pro-democracy bookstore owner Leticia Wong, marking the latest crackdown on dissent.
Hong Kong's independent committee probing last year's Wang Fuk Court fire has declined to request statutory commission status, prompting survivors to question whether the inquiry can sufficiently examine all culpability and systemic failures.
Kee Wah Bakery, Hong Kong's renowned pastry maker, disclosed a ransomware attack affecting its internal systems. Authorities are investigating whether customer, employee, and supplier data was compromised in the incident.
Swedish courts have rejected a Hong Kong couple's attempt to challenge the transfer of their daughter's guardianship to foster parents, despite their social media campaign for her return.