A political commentator from the City University says the campaign rallies by Chief Executive candidate, John Tsang, may not help him win the top job. James Sung says Beijing has already indicated who it prefers to become Hong Kong’s next leader. He te...

An academic says internet journalism has become very popular among Hong Kong people. Grace Leung, from the Chinese University's Journalism and Communication School, says the decision by the High Court to back a government ban on online journalists who ...

A panel of judges at Taiwan’s top court has begun hearing a case that could make the island the first place in Asia to introduce gay marriages. The case has been brought by a gay activist as well as municipal authorities from the capital, Taipei. Taiwa...

RTHK's UK corespondent, Gavin Grey, says police in London are investigating if the man who carried out the terrorist attack at the British parliament was acting alone. He says they are also trying to find out whether he had been radicalised. Grey says ...

A member of the Civil Society Law Reform Committee says they are encouraged by the response from the government over the possibility of allowing hearsay evidence to be admitted in courts, under certain circumstances. Such testimony is currently not rec...

RTHK's Cambodia correspondent, Luke Hunt, says human rights activists want an independent enquiry into the murder of prominent activist and government critic, Kem Ley. He says many of them don’t believe his killing was over money. Hunt tells Annemarie ...

Democratic Party lawmaker, Helena Wong, says the Hong Kong government has been "too passive and too slow, as well as very stupid" in responding to the rotten meat scandal in Brazil. She says it has only ordered a ban on further imports of the meat, but...