Fiona Chow

Hong Kong police have arrested 46 people and cracked down on a syndicate suspected of illegally lending at least HK$39 million to 6,500 domestic helpers. The force said on Tuesday the syndicate mainly lured domestic helpers into high-interest loans, charging […]

A Hong Kong court has handed down a jail term of nearly 24 years to the mastermind of a bomb plot targeting police during the 2019 civil unrest, the longest sentence related to the months-long protests. The thwarted plot that

A Hong Kong English tutor and former pastor of a children’s care home has been sentenced to six years and six months in jail for drugging and sexually assaulting six young men, with the judge slamming the defendant for preying

A paraglider hit and injured a hiker resting on a Hong Kong mountain after losing control while landing, prompting a helicopter rescue to transport the pair to hospital. Police received a report on Saturday afternoon that a male paraglider landed

The head chef of a Four Seasons Hotel restaurant in Hong Kong who formerly worked at the eatery’s Michelin-star base in Tokyo has admitted to secretly filming upskirt videos of women, saying he did so because he was suffering from

A former Hong Kong secondary school pupil has failed in her legal bid to have a rule requiring girls to wear dresses in winter banned, with a judge saying that launching a challenge six years after graduation constituted a “significant

Prosecutors have accused a former Hong Kong opposition lawmaker of inciting a riot to attack a group of white-shirted men wielding rods at a railway station during the 2019 social unrest, saying “it was fine” for the men to repel

Trade unions have urged Hong Kong authorities to halt or review a scheme to bring in transport, retail and aviation workers from outside the city, following the suspension of such arrangements for the construction industry amid claims of exploitation of

Hong Kong authorities have accused the international legal representatives of former media tycoon Jimmy Lai Chee-ying and his son of defaming the city’s judicial system by appealing to the United Nations over the activist’s “prolonged detention in solitary confinement”. The

A German logistics company has sued the now-defunct Apple Daily for allegedly failing to pay storage fees for 471 rolls of imported paper that were ordered a month before the Hong Kong tabloid’s abrupt closure in 2021, with the newsprint