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Stacy Shi Secretary for the Civil Service Ingrid Yeung Ho Poi-yan said yesterday that the proposed inclusion of offenses related to the prot...

Megawati votes at TPS 53, Kebagusan, Jakarta.

Stephen Roach says the ‘wheels came off’ when the government mistakenly proposed an extradition bill in 2019.

Debate was reignited last week when the IDF put out its first draft of an attempt to grow the armed forces substantially to handle new security challenges.

Two Hong Kong activists in exile talk about the potential impact of a second national security law on their lives.

Article 23 will not be included in the Basic Law and National Security Law Test which teachers are required to take before getting hired by ...

Kenneth Lau, head of city’s rural leaders, draws ‘neutral’ fortune stick in annual ritual; fortune-teller Chan Tin-yan says prophecy means city is lost in the woods.

Police Commissioner Raymond Siu Chak-yee announced on Sunday that 2,000 security cameras will be installed throughout Hong Kong this year, s...

Commissioner of Police Raymond Siu says guidelines will be drawn up on use of personal information gathered by new network of CCTV cameras.

History will show that Hong Kong was slow to fulfil its duty and pass Article 23 national security legislation, so it’s important that we cover all aspects in the new law. This will require careful work and thorough scrutiny, but such important legislation demands we take time to get it right.