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
A Hong Kong judge has criticised the government over its delay in processing a legal aid application relating to a challenge over a planned tech hub
By: James Lee
Members of Hong Kong’s Democratic Party, as well as their families and employers, have received harassing messages and letters in the run-up to an internal election, party chair Lo Kin-hei has said…
By: James Lee
Members of Hong Kong's Democratic Party, as well as their families and employers, have received harassing messages and letters in the run-up to an internal election, party chair Lo Kin-hei has said.
By: James Lee
Hong Kong's consumer watchdog received more than 500 complaints about concerts and other live performances this year, a 10 per cent increase on last year, with complaints ranging from changes in the advertised performer line-up to obscured views of the stage.
By: James Lee
A line of at least 60 people had formed on Monday outside a Hong Kong courthouse where 45 pro-democracy advocates are set to face sentencing in a landmark national security trial the following day.…
By: James Lee
More than 90 per cent of children living in inadequate housing have experienced spinal health issues, an anti-poverty NGO has found, as it called for families with children to be prioritised in the…
By: James Lee
Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai took the stand for the first time in his national security trial on Wednesday, testifying that he had never tried to influence overseas governments' foreign policy on Hong Kong or China.
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By: James Lee
Detained media mogul Jimmy Lai wanted to “explain” the thinking behind protesters' storming of the legislature in 2019 through his newspaper Apple Daily to ensure the movement's survival, the tycoon's national security trial has heard.
By: James Lee
Almost seven out of 10 Hong Kong companies experienced cyberattacks in the past year, the city's privacy watchdog has found after a survey revealed that firms' cybersecurity readiness still stood at “basic” levels.
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