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Secretary for Justice Paul Lam Ting-kwok said on Monday that the government is constructing a comprehensive legal education system in Hong K...

The health of Hong Kong’s rule of law has been in focus lately as city officials try to restore global confidence and revive the economy. Officials denying Democratic Party members a booth at the Lunar New Year fair, even though they bid in a personal capacity and won the auction, undermines these efforts.

Hong Kongs largest national security case, in which 47 pro-democracy activists are accused of subversion, closed on Monday with a verdict expected in three or four months.

Hong Kong's largest national security case, in which 47 pro-democracy activists are accused of subversion, closed on Monday with a verdict expected in three or four months.The case has dragged on for more than 1,000 days since authorities first filed charges and is being closely observed as a bellwether for Hong Kong's political environment. 

A US attempt to muscle Turkiye reveals waning US influence.

Eunice Lam Hong Kong will soon have a comprehensive rule of law education system that will instill national awareness and identity, Secretar...

HK’s largest security trial closes, activists await subversion verdict - World - HONG KONG: Hong Kong’s largest national security case, in which 47 pro-democracy activists are accused of subversion, closed on Monday with a verdict expecte...

Hong Kong is prepared to complete Basic Law Article 23 national security legislation next year, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu announced on Monday. Almost at the same time, pro-secession Hong Kong riot leader Agnes Chow Ting announced on her social media account Sunday local time that she is jumping bail and will not be returning home from her studies in Canada.

Eunice Lam Hong Kong should enact Article 23 of the Basic Law on time to create a safe environment for development, Hong Kongs liaison offi...

An expert witness who testified before the Hamburg Regional Court suggested elsewhere that rape may be a means to vent migrants' 'frustration.'