James Lee

A national security police officer has been sentenced to 20 months and four weeks behind bars for taking upskirt photos and attempting to grab another officer's gun when he was taken to the police station over the incident.

Hong Kong's national security laws must be constantly improved to close loopholes, a former top Beijing official on the city's affairs has said.

Hong Kong police have raided two independent bookstores and arrested five people suspected of committing a sedition offence, local media has reported.

An animal welfare organisation has welcomed efforts by the Hong Kong police to have footage of an animal cruelty incident in Guangdong removed from local social media platforms. Following a backlash, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) said it hoped the move would prevent copycat incidents.

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A public inquiry committee's lawyer has said that the government had an “unshirkable responsibility” over last year's deadly Tai Po fire as he delivered closing statements at an investigation into the blaze and its rapid spread.

Hong Kong's labour authorities have issued nine penalty tickets and 110 warnings since a citywide construction site smoking ban took effect last Friday, the labour commissioner has said.

“Unfounded smears” about a UK court case that found a Hong Kong trade officer guilty of spying on overseas activists will not affect the government's plans to expand trade offices in other countries, the city's commerce chief has said.

Police officers searched people at Yuen Long MTR station on Tuesday evening, seven years since white-clad men stormed the concourse and indiscriminately attacked passers-by and protesters returning from a demonstration earlier that day.

A High Court judge with a history of plagiarism will be reprimanded for yet another incident in which he copied large parts of a party's submissions into his judgement.