2019 Protests News Today

Lam Cheuk-ting acquitted of three counts of revealing inquiry by city’s corruption buster into police commander in relation to violence at railway station in 2019.

Quinn Moon, 37, earlier pleaded guilty to keeping a pipe bomb, as well as making smoke grenades with tennis balls, at her rented flat in Mong Kok.

Law Society president says investigation has ended on 10 out of 16 fund-related complaints and some have been substantiated,

Woman, 64, and man, 30, arrested on suspicion of perverting course of justice in connection with forgery case.

West Kowloon Court judge tells men they were involved in serious offences that endangered public safety.

Beijing prioritises education and reform over punishment for young offenders, an approach proven by research to be the most effective Instead, Hong Kong has been more inclined in recent years towards harsher punishments for youths, which only increases the chances of reoffending.

Critics – mostly Western – of Hong Kong’s reopening say the city must address the impact of social unrest on its international reputation. Drawing a line under the 2019 protests is important for society, but it makes little difference to tourists, very few of whom are actually from Western countries.

Revised code of conduct in wake of 2019 protests do provide clarity for educators, whose concerns should be fairly addressed.

It is too easy to project fears onto the education policy and scapegoat teachers when the post-2019 reconstruction of values is more than just about national security.

Most Hongkongers who immigrated to the U.K. after Beijing imposed a sweeping security law on the city in ...