Demonstrators opposed to the extradition amendments bill began occupying roads in Admiralty on Wednesday morning, and the protest descended into violence in the afternoon when some of them tried to storm Legco after the extradition debate was postponed...

The extradition controversy is expected to take a sharp turn for the worse, with lawmakers set to resume the second reading of the government's proposal on Wednesday. Authorities have stepped up security at Legco, after a number of groups said they pla...

A study conducted by the Chinese University has found that many students in Hong Kong are not satisfied with their lives. 2,700 primary and secondary school students who were surveyed gave an average score of 6.86 out of 10 when asked about their “life...

A human rights group report based on testimonies from more than 600 North Korean defectors has said the communist state continues to carry out public executions to intimidate its citizens. The assessment by the South Korea based Transitional Justice Wo...

Chief Executive Carrie Lam on Monday responded to Hong Kong’s largest mass rally since the handover by rejecting the demonstrators’ call for her to shelve planned changes to Hong Kong’s extradition law. She also said she has no plans to resign. Address...

The Court of Final Appeal has ruled that the government cannot deny spousal benefits to the partners of gay civil servants, in a landmark victory for the city’s LGBT community. An associate professor from the University of Hong Kong’s faculty of law, P...

Hundreds of lawyers have marched, in silence, to the government headquarters at Tamar to protest against the contentious extradition bill. They say the legal changes will undermine the city’s rule of law. RTHK’s Wendy Wong covered the march from its st...