The Democratic Party has said it was disappointed by the proposed joint checkpoint arrangement for...
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Facebook may be censored on Express Rail Link trains as they pass through Hong Kong
The government has said mainland laws will be implemented in train cabins of the Guangzhou-Shenzhen...
Number of registered voters in Hong Kong increases slightly by 26,000
The number of voters in Hong Kong has increased around by 26,000 compared to last year. There are a...
China urges US to stop ‘unfriendly’ recon flights after American plane intercepted
China on Tuesday called on the United States to stop “unfriendly” and...
‘Basic Law doesn’t define Hong Kong’s borders’: Justice Sec. defends mainland rail checkpoint
Hong Kong’s justice secretary has claimed that a proposal to set up an area under mainland...
Chinese law to be enforced in areas of Hong Kong’s new Express Rail Link terminus
The government has announced that mainland laws will be enforced in parts of the Express Rail Link...
‘Say sorry’: Man wields knife at commuter after being jostled at Admiralty MTR station
A man has been arrested after allegedly wielding a Swiss army knife at a commuter to demand an...
Hong Kong education chief defends ‘biased’ portrayal of protests in school syllabus
Hong Kong’s secretary for education has defended a secondary school syllabus that has...
Beijing police calls rally supporting self-proclaimed charity ‘illegal’ as protesters reportedly sent away
Beijing police have called a recent series of protests supporting a self-proclaimed charity...
Villager says she was beaten by mainland officers in Hong Kong’s border town
A woman has alleged that she was beaten by mainland Chinese officers on Chung Ying Street, a street...
Pro-democracy lawmakers question legal basis of express rail link joint checkpoint arrangement
Facebook may be censored on Express Rail Link trains as they pass through Hong Kong
Number of registered voters in Hong Kong increases slightly by 26,000
China urges US to stop ‘unfriendly’ recon flights after American plane intercepted
Chinese law to be enforced in areas of Hong Kong’s new Express Rail Link terminus
‘Say sorry’: Man wields knife at commuter after being jostled at Admiralty MTR station
Hong Kong education chief defends ‘biased’ portrayal of protests in school syllabus
Beijing police calls rally supporting self-proclaimed charity ‘illegal’ as protesters reportedly sent away
Villager says she was beaten by mainland officers in Hong Kong’s border town
Carrie Lam says she expects tough fight on joint checkpoint arrangement for Express Rail Link
Protests erupt in Beijing after arrest of self-proclaimed ‘charity’ founder for fraud
Advocacy groups oppose potential appointment of pro-Beijing education deputy
‘Serious discipline violation’: China anti-graft watchdog probes Politburo member Sun Zhengcai
Justin Bieber’s Hong Kong show cancelled, as star scraps world tour
Interview: Media tycoon Jimmy Lai’s aide defends sale of investigative magazine
New Territories strongman says he will support son of late rural leader Lau Wong-fat
Ousted lawmaker Edward Yiu says he may consider running for direct elections to regain seat
Hong Kong democrats must get smart about defending the city’s core values from creeping authoritarianism
Comment & Analysis
On swearing, accurately, solemnly and sincerely: How does one know if they really meant it?
Call me a glutton for punishment but, when it appeared on the Judiciary website, I read the...
SinoBeat
China to ‘step up’ troop deployment, defend sovereignty ‘at whatever cost’ in India border row
China warned on Monday that it will step up its troop deployment in a border dispute with India...
HKFP Voices
‘Web cleansing’: China’s Xinjiang residents forced to install surveillance apps on their mobile phones
By Oiwan Lam Residents of Xinjiang, an ethnic minority region of western China, are being forced to install spyware on their mobile phones. On July 10, mobile phone users in the Tianshan District of Urumqi City received a mobile...
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: ‘The Dangerous Three’
Badiucao’s latest cartoon for HKFP. See also: ‘This content is illegal’: Chinese censors clamp down on Winnie the Pooh
