Commenting on the storming of Legco by protesters on Monday, a professor in Politics from the Hong Kong University, John Burns, on Tuesday said the unrest sparked by the extradition controversy is the worst governance crisis since the riots of 1967 - a...

Dozens of people have been killed in the Indian state of Maharashtra as torrential monsoon downpours brought chaos to Mumbai - India's financial capital. Rescue workers were on Tuesday sifting through the wreckage of a wall that collapsed on a hillside...

There are more calls for the government to set up an independent commission of inquiry into the use of force by the police against anti-extradition protesters on June the 12th. Dozens of local rights organisations insist the existing complaints mechani...

A government-appointed taskforce is recommending that Liberal Studies should remain a compulsory subject for secondary school students, despite a lengthy campaign by pro-Beijing groups to get rid of the subject which they say has been brainwashing youn...

The wife of jailed mainland human rights lawyer Wang

Quanzhang has been able to visit her husband for the first time in almost four years, and says he looks old and thin. Li Wenzu says he also now appears to have a completely different temperament than...

Former senior policeman and security expert Steve Vickers is warning that clashes between anti-extradition bill protesters and police will escalate unless the government steps up and addresses the demonstrators' demands one way or another. Protesters s...

The Journalists' Association has condemned protesters who repeatedly chased away TVB reporters from the scene of the latest anti-extradition bill protests outside the offices of the Justice Department. Some protesters repeatedly surrounded reporters an...