James Lee is a professor and journalist based in Hong Kong. His articles primarily focus on local news and issues in China and Hong Kong, covering topics such as politics, transportation, public health, and social issues. James has also been featured in various publications, showcasing his diverse range of interests and expertise.
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James Lee's coverage predominantly focuses on local (China, Hong Kong) government and politics. He often reports on breaking news, evolving stories, government announcements, and legal policy regulations within Hong Kong. If you are reaching out to James with a pitch or as a source, it would be most effective if your expertise or content is related to the latest developments in Hong Kong politics, society, protests, economy or other relevant topics concerning this region. Your insights should be timely and contextualized within the current events occurring in Hong Kong.
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By: James Lee
An elderly woman has died in a tenement building fire in Sheung Wan that also left three others injured.
By: James Lee
A Hong Kong badminton player who won silver at the Paris Paralympics has asked the public to continue supporting the city's para-athletes as the team returned home with a haul of eight medals.
By: James Lee
The Hong Kong government has rejected “smears” by an international media freedom coalition after 23 partner countries expressed concern about a court ruling that found the former
By: James Lee
Hong Kong customs officers have arrested two directors of the gym chain Physical Fitness after the company abruptly closed last week, as law enforcement authorities and the city's consumer watchdog racked up some 2,600 reports.
By: James Lee
Detained Hong Kong activist Owen Chow is seeking to overturn his conviction and sentence over removing a complaint form about corrections officers from prison without approval.
By: James Lee
A banner for wellness brand Healthy has been erected outside what was until a week ago the Wan Chai branch of gym chain Physical Fitness , as complaints surged following the arrests of the Physical's two directors after its abrupt closure.
By: James Lee
Hong Kong Commissioner for Sports Sam Wong has stepped down after just one year in the job, citing personal reasons.
By: James Lee
Six police officers have been found guilty of perverting the course of justice over planting drugs and covering up surveillance cameras to frame a street sleeper during a drug sweep in Sham Shui Po four years ago.
A Hongkonger has pleaded guilty to sedition over a T-shirt with a protest slogan on it, becoming the first person convicted under the city's new security legislation.
By: James Lee
Movie tickets will be half-price this National Day, with MTR fares for most routes at 25 per cent off, Chief Executive John Lee has said, two weeks ahead of the 75th anniversary of the People's Republic of China.
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