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Disqualified lawmaker ‘Long Hair’ ordered to remove all banners in New Territories East, or pay costs
The Hong Kong government has ordered recently-disqualified lawmaker Leung Kwok-hung to remove all...
Two women arrested for allegedly setting off firecrackers outside US consulate
Two elderly mainland Chinese women have been arrested for allegedly setting off firecrackers...
Mainland enclave in Express Link station ‘not compatible with Basic Law,’ says Exco member
Despite reports that the government will propose to allocate an area in the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong...
‘He would die to defend HKU’: Family seeks light sentence for student leader Billy Fung
Family and friends of former student leader Billy Fung are seeking a light sentence after he was...
‘Talented but controversial’: Justin Bieber joins long list of pop stars banned in China
Canadian singer Justin Bieber has been banned by Beijing authorities due to “misconduct...
‘No entry record’: Hong Kong activist detained in Shenzhen after border protest for late dissident Liu Xiaobo
A Hong Kong activist was detained in a Shenzhen police station after reading late Chinese dissident...
Lantau prison accused of throwing out 70 stray cats and hunting for whistleblower
A prison on Lantau Island has been accused of ordering officers to remove around 70 stray cats from...
Widow of Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo ‘should be able to leave China’ if she chooses, says UN human rights chief
UN rights chief Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein said Thursday he plans to meet with Chinese officials...
‘Publishers are self censoring and afraid’: China’s banned books fade from Hong Kong
The annual Hong Kong book fair has always been a source of politically sensitive titles banned...
‘Web cleansing’: China’s Xinjiang residents forced to install surveillance apps on their mobile phones
Soap cycling: Never mind the slime, rescued soap bars can save lives
After Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo dies in isolation, it’s time to abandon ‘quiet diplomacy’
Disqualified lawmaker ‘Long Hair’ ordered to remove all banners in New Territories East, or pay costs
Mainland enclave in Express Link station ‘not compatible with Basic Law,’ says Exco member
‘He would die to defend HKU’: Family seeks light sentence for student leader Billy Fung
‘Talented but controversial’: Justin Bieber joins long list of pop stars banned in China
‘No entry record’: Hong Kong activist detained in Shenzhen after border protest for late dissident Liu Xiaobo
Lantau prison accused of throwing out 70 stray cats and hunting for whistleblower
Widow of Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo ‘should be able to leave China’ if she chooses, says UN human rights chief
‘Publishers are self censoring and afraid’: China’s banned books fade from Hong Kong
Chinese cities had fewer ‘good air’ days in first half of 2017 despite official efforts
South China Morning Post removes article linking Chinese President Xi Jinping to Singaporean investor
Activist applies to oust 2 pro-Beijing lawmakers over problematic academic credentials
Education chief says he will consider political stance in appointing deputy
Let Hongkongers have Chinese identity cards, says Carrie Lam’s advisor
LegCo finance committee chair suggests limiting lawmakers to 1 urgent motion each
Ex-HKU student leader cleared of threatening council head Arthur Li, but guilty of alternative charge
Comment & Analysis
Sex with robots: Not here yet, but agitation for a ban has already started
Generally we are urged to welcome new technology. Indeed this sometimes seems a bit indiscriminate...
HKSAR vs Sze: A curious case of abusing the emergency services – who should the law be protecting?
The Hong Kong SAR after 20 years: Looking better from London, Washington or Beijing than it does from here
HK20: Hong Kong’s language and culture is endangered by a purely political concept of Chinese identity
SinoBeat
Sudden leadership change in Chinese city signals Xi Jinping power play
A sudden leadership change in one of China’s biggest cities has highlighted President Xi...
HKFP Voices
Hong Kong businessman sparks backlash after blaming Muslims for his restaurant’s failure in Malaysia
By Chinese Border-crossing Q&A A popular Hong Kong-based dim sum restaurant, Tim Ho Wan, decided to shut down its business in Malaysia on July 4 after entering the Malaysian market three years ago. When explaining the...
HKFP Lens
HKFP Lens: Hong Kong’s Muslim community gather to celebrate Eid al-Fitr
HKFP Lens: Wi-Fi, USB slots and seats ‘designed for Asians’ – A tour of Hong Kong’s new KMB buses
HKFP Lens: The ruins of Taiwan’s abandoned flying saucer holiday homes
HKFP Lens: Hong Kong officials criticised for failing to alleviate poverty
HKFP Lens: Hongkongers pay tribute to the Tiananmen massacre victims with a sea of lights
HK Buzz
Badiucao cartoon: ‘Winnie the Trophy’
Badiucao’s latest cartoon for HKFP. See also: ‘This content is illegal’: Chinese censors clamp down on Winnie the Pooh
