Candice Chau is a reporter at Hong Kong Free Press. She covers a range of topics including crime, social issues, and protests, with a particular focus on the dynamics between Hong Kong and China. Candice's work has been featured in Hong Kong Free Press Limited.
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Candice's reporting focuses heavily on government and political developments in Hong Kong, with a strong emphasis on legal policy regulation. She frequently covers breaking news and evolving stories related to local politics, protests, national security, police action, and legal issues.
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By: Candice Chau
The US should “fulfil its duty as the host” and invite Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee to the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in San Francisco, the city’s gover…
By: Candice Chau
Hong Kong’s High Court on Friday rejected the government’s application to ban people from performing or playing the pro-democracy protest song Glory to Hong Kong if they have “a seditio…
By: Candice Chau
The use of the city’s HK$13 billion national security budget is not disclosed in order to prevent people “guessing” what the government’s national security work entails, Hon…
By: Candice Chau
A Hong Kong social worker has been sentenced to 21 weeks in prison, with the sentence suspended for 12 months, for posting the full name of the police officer involved in a shooting in Sai Wan Ho d…
By: Candice Chau
It would be difficult for the government to appeal against a court decision to reject an injunction to bar the broadcasting and performance of pro-democracy protest song Glory to Hong Kong with ill…
By: Candice Chau
An Asia-based legal group has expressed concern over “the broad application” of the Beijing-imposed national security law, after the Hong Kong police last month announced arrest warrant…
By: Candice Chau
Foreign forces helped fuel a mass protest in Hong Kong back in 2003 as a “trial run” and have continued to threaten national security on several occasions over the past two decades, acc…
By: Candice Chau
Hong Kong national security police have taken away for questioning the ex-wife and son of one of the eight overseas-based activists for whom HK$1 million bounties have been offered, local media rep…
By: Candice Chau
The Hong Kong government has said it “strongly rejects and disapproves” of a new US policy to limit investment in Chinese technology. US President Joe Biden. File Photo: US Govt, via Fl…
By: Candice Chau
Part of HKFP’s Shifting Narratives series. The upcoming District Council election will mark the final step in a drastic, Beijing-decreed overhaul of Hong Kong’s electoral system, with d…
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