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A leaked database of hundreds of Muslims in Xinjiang appears to give the most powerful insight yet into how China determines the fate of individuals held in a network of internment camps. The documents expose in extraordinary detail information about t...

A Chinese University study has revealed that the identification and isolation of coronavirus patients in Hong Kong is being done more than a week on average after victims start showing symptoms. The research team analysed the first 56 infections of Cov...

Hundreds of flooding warnings are still in place across the UK – as heavy rain brought by Storm Dennis wreaked havoc. So just how bad is the situation? RTHK’s London correspondent Gavin Grey told Annemarie Evans that the situation had been exacerbated ...

The Consumer Council has found several baby teethers and yoga mats sold in Hong Kong contain toxic substances. The council found cancer-causing substances in some models of baby teethers, and chemical toxins that can cause harm to reproductive systems ...

Hundreds of Hong Kong residents who’ve been quarantined on board the Diamond Pricess cruise ship in Japan will be flown back to the SAR on two government-arranged charter flights. They’re expected to arrive back in Hong Kong by Thursday. Security Secre...

The government has won an appeal over the use of Civic Square. The Court of Appeal overturned a lower court ruling that it's unconstitutional to impose restrictions on people holding rallies at the forecourt by the entrance of the government complex. I...

India's Supreme Court has made it mandatory for political parties to publish the names of any candidates with criminal records, along with a justification for why they were chosen. The top court said the "alarming rise" of "criminal candidates" had to ...