The Civil Human Rights Front says it will ensure that trouble doesn’t break out when its holds protests on Saturday and Sunday against what it calls the small-circle Chief Executive Election. Its convenor, Au Nok-hin, says even though they have not app...

A Professor of Peace Studies at Bradford University in Britain, Paul Rogers, says skilled bomb-makers now seem to be able to place explosives in electronic devices that are difficult to detect by conventional x-ray systems at airports. He says that is ...

The Coalition to Monitor Public Transport and Utilities has expressed disappointment at the review of MTR's fare adjustment mechanism. Its spokesman, Richard Tsoi, says the railway has been making huge profits over the years. He tells Jim Gould that 10...

RTHK’s London correspondent, Peter Anderson, says it is virtually impossible for banks to monitor the movement of huge amounts of money between large number of people and countries. He said the vast money laundering operation run by Russian organised c...

Tuesday was the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, and the Zubin Foundation think tank has published a list profiling 22 ethnic minority Hongkongers who are qualified, and willing to join government advisory boards. It is u...

A green group has welcomed the government’s plan to charge households between HK$30 and HK$50 a month for throwing away their household garbage. The founder and Executive Director of Green Earth, Edwin Lau, says the long-delayed plan is very much-neede...

Hong Kong First lawmaker, Claudia Mo, has questioned the appointment of former postmaster-general, Jessie Ting, to head the Office of the Chief Executive-elect - which will have the job of ensuring a smooth government transition. She says she only reme...