The Asian Migrants' Coordinating Body says it doesn't see the need for house rules for foreign domestic helpers on using air-conditioners in their employers' homes. Its spokesman, Eman Villanueva, says ordering helpers to obtain permission for somethin...

Women in India have been posting photographs of themselves enjoying a night out on social media - in response to a politician who said a woman who was chased in her car by two men "should not have gone out so late at night". RTHK's Delhi correspondent,...

The head of International and Relief Service for Hong Kong Red Cross, Betty Lau, says getting relief supplies to people affected by the powerful earthquake in Sichuan is being hampered by damage to the roads in the region. She says the weather there is...

An assistant professor at Polytechnic University's school of Hotel and Tourism Managment, Markus Schuckert, says there will be great economic potential if Hong Kong jointly develops Maritime Silk Road tourism with the mainland. He says the city could m...

The president of the Professional Teachers’ Union, Fung Wai-wah, says the principal of the Hing Tak School may have been trying to keep it open by inflating student numbers. He says although the school might have been under pressure because of shrinkin...

A BBC investigation has found that potent, climate-warming gases are being emitted into the atmosphere but are not being recorded in official inventories. Air monitors in Switzerland have detected large quantities of one gas coming from a location in I...

Transport expert, Hung Wing-tat, says the 10-hour service disruption on the Kwun Tong Line on Saturday may well have been a sign that the MTR system is starting to show its age. But Doctor Hung, who's a fellow at the Society for Transportation Studies,...