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Kathleen Bond was “shocked and ecstatic” to win the 2023 Te Mire Ura Experts female title at Rehab Nightclub on Friday night. She was still reeling from the win yesterday afternoon.

As 2022 marks the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's handover to China, news circulating pointed to the possibility ...

Tam Tak-chi was the first person charged with sedition since 1997 under colonial-era law amid a wider crackdown by authorities

The 50-year-old former People Power vice-chairman, popularly known as ‘Fast Beat’, was the first defendant in more than 24 years to face sedition charges.

Tam Tak-chi was convicted of 11 charges including seven counts under the colonial-era sedition law

Activist Tam Tak-chi was a defendant in the city’s first sedition trial since it was handed back to China in 1997.

Hong Kong opposition activist Tam Tak-chi jailed for 40 months for sedition. It is the city's first sedition trial since its handover from British to Chinese rule. Judge Stanley Chan said he could not ignore the "social-political reality" of Hong Kong. Tam was also fined HK$5,000 ($638)

A Hong Kong radio DJ yesterday was jailed for 40 months for “seditious speech” under a law that authorities have embraced as China flattens dissent in the territory. Tam Tak-chi (譚得志), 49, is among a growing number of democracy advocates charged with sedition, a previously little-used law that prosecutors have dusted off in the wake of massive protests in 2019. Tam’s sentencing was aggravated because his seditious speech continued after China imposed a National Security Law on Hong K...

HONG KONG - A pro-democracy Hong Kong radio DJ was convicted of seditious speech on Wednesday under a British colonial-era law that authorities have emb

HONG KONG - A pro-democracy Hong Kong radio DJ was convicted of seditious speech on Wednesday under a British colonial-era law that authorities have emb