Writers: Catherine Lai
Hong Kong emergency rooms expected to see surge this week as winter flu season begins
China’s Beihang University fires professor following sexual harassment allegations
President of Foreign Correspondents’ Club of China resigns after sexual misconduct allegation
NGO urges Hong Kong gov’t to respect prisoners’ rights ahead of UN report
Los Angeles Times Beijing bureau chief apologises over sexual misconduct allegation
Homeless people face eviction from Kwun Tong public pier as temperatures plunge
China news app Toutiao hires 2,000 more content reviewers as internet regulator cracks down
‘Treating us as beggars’: Talks with striking cleaners collapse after firm offers HK$200 severance deal
Beijing university professor suspended after former student accuses him of sexual harassment
HKFP Year in Review: Our 10 best interviews of 2017
HKFP Interview: Author Gordon Mathews on multiculturalism and ethnic stereotypes in Guangzhou
Hong Kong Observation Wheel reopens under new operator
Hong Kong’s wet markets selling 17 types of threatened fish, study says
Tightly organised syndicates are smuggling people over Chinese border to Hong Kong, say police
Gov’t plan to remove Christmas yarn decorations unravels after outcry from Hongkongers
Six arrests after staff at Chinese public hospital beat up reporter for conducting investigation
No #MeToo in China? Female journalists face sexual harassment, but remain silent
Video: ‘Discrimination, exaggeration, inaccuracies, fear, hatred’ at hearing on gender recognition, says lawmaker Ray Chan
Price of Dongjiang water imports to rise by 7% as gov’t prepares to sign new deal with Guangdong
Bailed Hong Kong democracy activists Joshua Wong, Nathan Law and Alex Chow urge prison reforms
Transgender people in China suffer poor mental health; vast majority experience family violence – study
In Pictures: ‘Enough of rape myths’ – Hong Kong protesters march against sexual violence
Friends fear for well-being of Nobel laureate’s widow Liu Xia; urge China to let her leave country
God or Mammon? Who gains when Hong Kong’s historic churches are turned into blocks of flats
Teenage son of prominent civil rights lawyer Wang Yu barred from leaving China to study abroad
Rights activist Tang Jitian barred from leaving China to seek medical treatment
Storage floor in Shanghai supermarket collapses, killing three
SlutWalk protesters to march against sexual violence and victim blaming
Jailed Chinese dissident writer Yang Tongyan dies whilst on medical parole – Amnesty Int’l
UN experts urge Hong Kong to respect rights of democracy activists as trio win right to appeal jail terms
Creators of popular Chinese anti-corruption TV drama sued for copyright infringement
1967 leftist riots and 1989 Tiananmen massacre excluded from Hong Kong’s revised history curriculum
In Pictures: Protesters make last-ditch attempt to save historic Union Church
In Pictures: Hong Kong labour groups launch hunger strike for collective bargaining rights
Local groups petition against relocating Lantau’s cows and buffalo to uninhabited island
Dissident bookseller Gui Minhai is staying in eastern China and wishes to return to Europe, says friend
China activist who voiced support for Hong Kong Occupy movement released after serving 3 year sentence – lawyer
Democrat James To criticises ex-gov’t adviser over Hong Kong democracy comments; says fight not over
Construction workers in China find buried structure suspected to be sunken Yuan dynasty ship
In Pictures: Lamma Island hill fire bigger than six soccer fields continues to rage
Carrie Lam: Do not interpret mainland official’s comments on national education through coloured lenses
‘Shape people’s hearts’: Hong Kong gov’t has responsibility to implement national education, says Chinese official
Abraham Lincoln would have backed China’s efforts to end Tibetan serfdom, says senior Chinese official
China’s new detention system risks being ‘twin’ of abusive internal discipline system if rights not protected – NGO
Chinese police round up dissidents as Communist Party congress kicks off
Video: Huge lines at Beijing subway stations as city steps up security for party congress
Man who wielded knife at High Court will surrender to police, lawmaker says
Police seeking man who wielded kitchen knife in High Court
German ambassador warns of detrimental effects if China’s cyber regulations throttle digital communication
Maternity leave extension will take three years, so don’t wait, says Labour Secretary
Hong Kong’s ‘blind spot’: A British woman’s years-long fight against the gov’t to stay with her wife
Gov’t has listened; public generally support Express Rail joint checkpoint system, official says
Pro-democracy lawmakers to move motion of censure against Junius Ho for ‘killing’ remarks
Taiwan protests Qatar Airways decision to change nationalities of crew to ‘Chinese (TWN)’ on registration docs
China using case of NGO worker Lee Ming-cheh to intimidate Taiwanese people – legislators
Chinese social network Weibo recruits monitors to spot porn, illegal content
Former equality watchdog official who rallied churchgoers against same-sex marriage loses HK$867K gratuity
Chinese Court upholds 4-year jail term for press freedom prize winner Lu Yuyu
Ex-CUHK philosophy prof. says he was told to avoid ‘sensitive topics’ in front of mainland academics
Chinese poet who compiled Liu Xiaobo poetry anthology released on bail, but with conditions
American man dies of rabies at hospital in Shenzhen, China
Freedom of expression under fire as Hong Kong prosecutes peaceful protesters, Amnesty International says
Lawmaker Junius Ho says he used wrong words in remark about killing independence advocates ‘without mercy’
China’s internet regulators fine major companies for failing to purge banned content on social networks
Video: Pussy Riot speaks out in support of jailed Occupy Hong Kong activists
Sing China Music Festival in Taiwan cut short after students and anti-China protesters storm venue
Beijing migrant worker sentenced to 9 months in prison for making ISIS joke in chat group
Legal team of detained Chinese rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang denied meeting with their client
Former aide to ousted Communist Party leader to be removed from home as party congress approaches
Police look into comments about ‘killing’ independence advocates made at pro-Beijing rally
Former executive linked to controversial tycoon Guo Wengui released after court overturns 15-year sentence – report
Arson victims say they were refused compensation by MTR Corporation’s insurance company
Hong Kong umbrella movement leader Benny Tai says he may plead not guilty to public nuisance charges
Video: Discovery Bay residents angered by slow efforts to tackle oil leak from Typhoon Hato shipwreck
Gov’t to implement temporary measures to deal with week-long strike by paper recycling firms
Jailed founder of China protest blog maintains innocence in appeal
Hong Kong Red Cross ends lifetime ban on blood donations from gay and bisexual men
Polytechnic University says it will remove pro-independence banners from campus to ‘protect’ students
Hong Kong customs warns of potential hazards posed by toy scooters
‘Futile’ to attack China’s legal system over Taiwanese activist’s trial, authorities say
Student who tore down pro-independence posters abused online in Hong Kong, but wins praise in state media
NGO urges protection of endangered bluefin tuna before consumption becomes a trend in China
Detained Taiwanese NGO worker Lee Ming-cheh to be tried in China
Chinese poet Langzi detained after commemorating late Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo
Chongqing green group sues three delivery services over disposable cutlery
Video: Chinese farmer rescued after 50km ordeal in a hydrogen balloon used to harvest pine cones
Widow of Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo ‘fighting to stay in Beijing,’ friend says
‘Are you treating us like we’re dead?’: Flood-hit Tai O villagers on front line of Typhoon Hato decry gov’t response
Keep it positive: Macau editorial staff told to minimise critical reporting after typhoon, says media watchdog
Arrest made at Cheung Sha Wan shopping arcade after falling slab of concrete kills 68-year-old man
‘Society should not be overly sensitive’: Carrie Lam dismisses concerns over national anthem law in Hong Kong
Hong Kong may not be immune to new Chinese law banning ‘disrespectful’ renditions of the national anthem
Founder of Chinese rights watch website may face life sentence if convicted of additional charge – Amnesty
Education Bureau to look into another suspected case of shadowy school enrolment practices
By-elections to replace disqualified lawmakers will be held fairly, Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam says
Hong Kong justice chief defends jailing of democracy activists; slams claims of political persecution
Sexual harassment rampant on China’s metros, state media poll finds
In Pictures: Planes, buses and trains gradually resume service after Typhoon Hato pummels Hong Kong
