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Beijing migrant worker sentenced to 9 months in prison for making ISIS joke in chat group
A migrant worker in Beijing has been sentenced to nine months in prison for making a joke about...
Pro-Beijing lawmaker Junius Ho was admitted as solicitor in England and Wales, but lacks practising certificate
The UK solicitor regulatory body has confirmed that pro-Beijing lawmaker Junius Ho was admitted as...
Daughter of bookseller Gui Minhai campaigns for his release, two years after he disappeared
Two years after her bookseller father vanished into Chinese detention, Angela Gui refuses to give...
Legal team of detained Chinese rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang denied meeting with their client
The legal team of detained Chinese human rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang have been prevented from...
Two political assistant posts yet to be filled following latest gov’t appointments
The government has still yet to fill vacancies for two political assistants to top officials...
China’s top official in Hong Kong Zhang Xiaoming leaves for Beijing post
Zhang Xiaoming, the head of China’s official organ in Hong Kong, has left the city for...
Pro-Beijing lawmaker Junius Ho rebuts claims he is not ‘solicitor in England and Wales’
Pro-Beijing lawmaker Junius Ho has responded to a letter from the UK solicitor regulatory body...
Executive Councillor Ronny Tong believes Justice Dept. will not appeal HKU Council siege ruling
Executive Councillor Ronny Tong says that he believes the Department of Justice will not appeal a...
Standard & Poor’s slashes Hong Kong’s top-notch credit rating following China cut
Standard & Poor’s on Friday slashed Hong Kong’s top-notch credit rating, a day...
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Ten university heads unite to write nonsense about Hong Kong independence
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Pro-Beijing lawmaker Junius Ho was admitted as solicitor in England and Wales, but lacks practising certificate
Daughter of bookseller Gui Minhai campaigns for his release, two years after he disappeared
Legal team of detained Chinese rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang denied meeting with their client
Two political assistant posts yet to be filled following latest gov’t appointments
China’s top official in Hong Kong Zhang Xiaoming leaves for Beijing post
Pro-Beijing lawmaker Junius Ho rebuts claims he is not ‘solicitor in England and Wales’
Executive Councillor Ronny Tong believes Justice Dept. will not appeal HKU Council siege ruling
Standard & Poor’s slashes Hong Kong’s top-notch credit rating following China cut
Lawmaker who made comments on ‘killing’ independence advocates says he received online threats
Chinese foreign minister tells UN that talks are the ‘only way’ on North Korea
Ex-HKU student leader sentenced to 240 hours of community service over university council siege
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CUHK student union removes Hong Kong independence banner but denies bending to pressure
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Comment & Analysis
Advocating independence for Hong Kong is neither illegal nor against the Basic Law
Recently, Hong Kong government officials, university heads and Communist Party allies have declared...
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Former aide to ousted Communist Party leader to be removed from home as party congress approaches
Bao Tong, the former top adviser to ousted party chief Zhao Ziyang, has said that he will be taken...
HKFP Voices
Why I wrote ‘Umbrella’, a 600-page account of Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement
Editor’s note: Columnist Kong Tsung-gan has linked with HKFP to offer a hard copy of ‘Umbrella’ to HKFP donors. Click for details. When I set out on the project that eventually became Umbrella, my intention was...
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HKFP Lens: A Photoshop master’s surreal take on Hong Kong, Part 3
HKFP Lens: Colourised photos restore Hong Kong’s historic hues
HKFP Lens: ‘The Hongkongers’ – Nicolas Petit’s candid street photography project
HKFP Lens: Winning images from the National Geographic 2017 Travel Photographer of the Year contest
In Pictures: Labour group protests outgoing Hong Kong chief CY Leung over broken promises
HK Buzz
Event: Scottish comedy hero Kevin Bridges returns to Hong Kong next month on world tour
Scotland’s biggest comedy export, Kevin Bridges, is bringing his global tour to Hong Kong next month. Dubbed ‘brilliant’ by Billy Connolly, Kevin made his debut at The Edinburgh Playhouse on Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow in...
Donate HK$200 to HKFP and receive a hard copy of Kong Tsung-gan’s ‘Umbrella: A Political Tale from Hong Kong’
Top Story 2017 open for entries: HKFP partners with RTHK and Pen Hong Kong for story-writing contest
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