BRI’s future is ‘all the more promising’: Hong Kong chief exec
Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China in Hong Kong said it is in a crucial phase of new development.
Xi Tianqi
Hong Kong chief exec vows to do more to address domestic violence cases
He also urged residents to cooperate with the government in handling cases of domestic violence.
Hong Kong special needs schools lack monitoring: Ombudsman
Ombudsman Winnie Chiu Wai-yin has noted that such oversight may increase the risk of child abuse.
Moviegoers line up as sales for Hong Kong’s Cinema Day begin
Moviegoers will enjoy a fixed price of HK$30 (US$3.82) per ticket for movies as part of the citywide Happy Hong Kong campaign.
Anthem blunder: Hong Kong chief exec vows to address violations of guidelines
Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu said it is the responsibility of stakeholders involvedto ensure that the national anthem is played.
Some mainland caregivers allegedly scammed to Hong Kong
A Hong Kong nursing-home chain is suspected of colluding with unlicensed agents to defraud mainland care workers coming to Hong Kong under a government program to ease the…
Hong Kong’s MTR may increase fares by 2.3% under new formula
The fares are expected to be increased in June, which means about 90 per cent of passengers will face a fare hike of up to HK$0.40.
HK young people encouraged to learn gist of two sessions
The nation’s two sessions, held earlier this month, offered important guidance for Hong Kong, political heavyweights said.
Bus operators in HK seek fare increases
The move has triggered concerns among residents and lawmakers about living costs for the grassroots and the city’s bid for economic revival.
Residents’ rights, freedoms well-protected: HK govt
They said that the National Security Law stipulates that human rights shall be respected and protected in safeguarding national security in the HKSAR.