Hong Kong Connection

Twelve Hong Kong people on bail attempted to flee to Taiwan by speedboat were arrested by the Mainland Coast Guard and have been detained in Yantian District Detention Centre in Shenzhen for over 60 days. Their families have been doing everything they ...

One year has passed since the 8.31 incident. Two students injured in Prince Edward station that night spoke about their experience and the challenges they had faced over the past year.

According to the latest World Press Freedom Index by Reporters Without Borders, Hong Kong has nosedived 10 places to rank 80th in just two years. Similarly, the city's press freedom rating from the Hong Kong Journalists Association hit yet another reco...

Amid the devastation of Covid-19, anti-viral products are rampant on the market. Many items claim to be effective in preventing or even killing viruses. Some are said to be natural and high-tech, can be inhaled safely into the body. How accurate are th...

On June 9th last year, a million people took to the streets to protest against the extradition law amendment bill. Since then, rallies and assemblies took place often. Meanwhile, how would the police’s refusal to issue letters of no objection to public...

A year on from the 7.21 incident, the narrative of what happened that night has morphed from an attack by white-clad men on ordinary people into a violent confrontation between men in white T-shirts and men wearing black.

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The National People’s Congress almost unanimously passed the Hong Kong national security law. Beijing said the law would only target a very tiny minority. How would this “tiny minority of 7 million people” cope with the tempest?

As Covid-19 continues to spread around the world, Hong Kong’s confirmed cases have reached new heights. Some of the patients have to be quarantined and treated in the hospital. In this episode, we interviewed three hospitalized patients to find out wha...

In the anti-extradition bill movement , CAPO has received over a thousand complaints. The government has repeatedly stressed it has an effective mechanism to handle complaints against the police. How does the public feel about this mechanism?

Every March, study rooms are filled with students, making the final dash for the Diploma of Secondary Education exam. However, due to a pandemic, this year's study rooms were bolted shut. Repeated delays of the exam aggravated the apprehension of part...