Writers: Elson Tong
Magistrate confiscates democracy activist’s bail after he arrives 1 hour late to assault trial
Remaining pro-democracy lawmakers ‘willing to examine’ HK$3.6bn education funding proposal
3 men given 2-month jail terms for following lawmaker Eddie Chu on election day
Ousted lawmaker returns to LegCo as a private citizen to advocate welfare for poor families
Pro-Beijing heavyweight supports holding single by-election to fill all 6 seats of ousted lawmakers
New Next Magazine owner says employees biased against him cannot stay
Labour union fears outspoken Next Magazine may face censorship after HK$500m sale
Hong Kong’s 4 ejected lawmakers ask for donations after being ordered to pay gov’t legal costs
Apple Daily owner sells off tabloid Next Magazine for HK$500m
Chief exec. Carrie Lam says she currently has no plans to oust more lawmakers
Pro-Beijing lawmaker ‘welcomes’ ruling to oust 4 pro-democracy lawmakers
4 more elected pro-democracy lawmakers to be ousted following Hong Kong court ruling
Media round-up: News of Liu Xiaobo’s death buried in Hong Kong’s pro-Beijing papers
Hundreds gather at vigil in Hong Kong to mourn Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo
Chinese IT Ministry denies reports it will block access to VPNs by 2018
Rare butterfly species found near country park proposed for housing development
In Pictures: ‘This Town Needs Live’ – Hidden Agenda’s marathon farewell show
New Hong Kong education chief defends enrolling own children in int’l school
Asia Society faces backlash as Joshua Wong demands explanation over ‘blocked’ book launch
Community service for District Council candidate who made false claims during 2015 campaign
Carrie Lam brushes aside plea to ‘rectify’ Wang Chau housing controversy
Video: Carrie Lam lays out HK$3.6bn education plan at legislature
‘Failure to honour your promise’: Journalism watchdog lambastes Carrie Lam’s continuing digital media ban
Gov’t probe into HK-Zhuhai-Macau bridge deaths complete, but results not yet released
Hong Kong July 1 democracy march: HK$540k raised for prosecuted Occupy activists
Chief Exec. Carrie Lam confident HK$5bn education pledge will be passed at legislature
Video: ‘Dare me to pull out a gun’, policeman reportedly tells Demosisto activists at democracy rally
Carrie Lam inaugurated as Hong Kong’s first female leader
Pro-independence party’s Handover eve vigil relocated to Baptist University due to heavy police presence
Hong Kong police release localist graffiti artist and two ‘family members’ on bail
Goodbye CY: Ten unprecedented events under Hong Kong’s outgoing leader, Part I
Appeals board upholds police ban on Hong Kong pro-independence party’s Handover eve vigil
Goodbye CY: Ten unprecedented events under Hong Kong’s outgoing leader, Part II
529 syringes: Activists submit newest and largest batch of medical waste found on beach to gov’t
Hong Kong releases all democracy activists arrested at protest against Pres. Xi Jinping
In Pictures: Hongkongers hold vigil for terminally-ill Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo
Pro-independence party to go ahead with Handover eve vigil, calls police ban ‘unconstitutional’
Democracy activists say they received constant nuisance calls during Golden Bauhinia protest
Chief Exec. CY Leung’s media aide to open a PR firm and write columns after leaving gov’t
Hong Kong police bans pro-independence group’s Handover eve vigil
Hong Kong pro-democracy activists stage sit-in at Golden Bauhinia, surrounded by police
Hong Kong stays on annual US human trafficking watchlist as gov’t rejects criticisms
Student unions of 12 Hong Kong colleges opt out of July 1 democracy march
HK20 Interview: Handover series authors Ben Bland and Antony Dapiran on protest and identity
Macau pro-democracy party slams Hong Kong gov’t after two of its leaders barred from entering
12 reactions from NGOs, China and the int’l community as Beijing releases Nobel winner Liu Xiaobo
I was finding a place to eat, says man on trial for following ‘threatened’ lawmaker Eddie Chu
Macau pro-democracy activist refused entry into Hong Kong ahead of Handover anniversary
HK20 Interview: Handover series authors Chris DeWolf and Xu Xi on urbanism and creativity
Chinese official denies Beijing vetoed incoming leader Carrie Lam’s ministerial choices
New Hong Kong gov’t can ask Beijing for help ‘any time’, State Council official cited as saying
HK20: Interview – Beijing’s restraint with Hong Kong’s rule of law has expired, says law prof. Johannes Chan
Pro-independence party says gov’t blocked Handover anniversary vigil due to ‘maintenance works’
Hong Kong may enact anthem law, but performing it badly is OK, says Priscilla Leung
After Taiwan, staff at Hong Kong’s Apple Daily also urged to leave and become freelancers
Apple Daily Taiwan encourages reporters to leave and become freelancers
3,000 petition against rumoured appointment of pro-Beijing teacher as education undersecretary
Centrist former lawmaker Ronny Tong named adviser to Hong Kong’s incoming leader Carrie Lam
Pro-democracy veteran hits out at Facebook fans amid controversial nomination for LegCo by-election
‘New style of governance’? Democrats criticise lack of new faces in Carrie Lam’s cabinet
Hong Kong’s next leader Carrie Lam reveals cabinet, top 3 officials stay
Concern group slams gov’t plan to redevelop Sheung Wan site ahead of deliberation
Social worker board finds pro-democracy activist Ken Tsang guilty of misconduct – reports
‘Hong Kong is a Chinese colony’: Pro-independence party to hold vigil on eve of Handover anniversary
Pro-Beijing camp defends its 2008 trip to Taiwan, after attacking pro-democracy lawmakers for recent visit
Video: 9-year-old’s America’s Got Talent appearance reignites parenting debate in Hong Kong
Gov’t applies glue on pavement bricks near Liaison Office ahead of handover anniversary
Legislature rejects non-binding motion to set up HK$100bn ‘baby fund’
Not just officials: Taiwan students blocked from visiting UN public gallery in Geneva
Elderly woman faces up to HK$5k fine and jail after selling cardboard to domestic worker for HK$1
‘King of judicial review’ files new legal challenge, despite gov’t ban on receiving legal aid
Pressure intensifies as unofficial Taiwan consulates in 5 countries ordered to remove names
Handover anniversary: Hong Kong gov’t may pass journalists’ personal data to police
Hong Kong will be 1,000 doctors, 1,700 nurses short by 2030, says gov’t
2014 Occupy protests were the most difficult challenge of my tenure, says Hong Kong chief CY Leung
Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong criticised by siblings in strongly-worded statement
Protest leader Edward Leung calls for unity between Hong Kong’s localists and pan-democrats
Top official apologises for loss of laptops containing Hong Kong voters’ private details
Hong Kong juvenile inmates forced to lick urine, burned with boiling food – report
Just over half of young Hongkongers want children – study
Lawmaker ‘Long Hair’ denies contempt charges for taking files from official
‘The public are idiots’: Lawmaker admits faking friendship with disqualified localist duo
‘We face a similar problem’: Taiwanese lawmakers set up Hong Kong democracy concern caucus
Petition launched to list historic Mid-levels church facing demolition as monument
‘Deliberately breaking the law’: Hong Kong gov’t bureau slams Uber in strongly-worded statement
Hong Kong household income inequality rises to record high, census shows
Langham mall escalator accident: Technicians banned for 6 months
Fake news: Hong Kong Journalists Association condemns impersonator’s attack on media boss
Gov’t significantly underestimates Hongkongers’ exposure to pollution, says think tank
Video: In surprise move, pro-Beijing lawmaker Junius Ho votes to ‘never forget June 4’ Tiananmen massacre
Pro-Beijing lawmakers block motion to impeach Hong Kong’s leader, following fierce debate
Hong Kong court rejects banks’ application to intervene in gay rights case
Chinese village chief candidate ousted after wife sends digital ‘red packet’ gift worth HK$11
Falun Gong member cleared of hitting ‘unreliable witness’ pro-Beijing activist
‘Unfair’ to convict Mong Kok protesters of illegal assembly if cleared of rioting, says defence
Hong Kong melts: Hottest day of 2017, as scorching weather set to continue into weekend
Train squads of feral cats to catch mice, suggests lawmaker Ann Chiang
Mourners blocked from visiting grave of Tiananmen activist Li Wangyang in China, sister says
