China analyst Mark O'Neill says some of the remarks made by Wang Zhenmin - the head of the legal department at Beijing’s Liaison Office in Hong Kong – are “enormously exaggerated”. He says Hong Kong is not going to descend into chaos as Wang had stated...

A China researcher with Amnesty International, William Nee, says the 12 year jail sentence meted out by a Beijing court to human rights lawyer Xia Lin is “incredibly harsh”. He says he believes it is aimed at warning other activists, who were detained ...

Professor Edward Yiu - the elected lawmaker representing the architectural and surveying sector - says although the government has given an explanation about its handling of the controversial public housing project at Wang Chau in Yuen Long, many quest...

A study commissioned by the Equal Opportunities Commission has found that ethnic minorities often encounter discrimination when buying goods and services. It says this happens especially when they are looking for flats and using financial services. Som...

RTHK’s Seoul correspondent, Frank Smith, says there is a difference in the latest flight by two US supersonic bombers over South Korea. The last one took place on September 13. Smith says the latest flight was an apparent show of force following North ...

The founder of the policy think tank Path of Democracy, Ronny Tong, says it is unbelievable that the administration has still not been able to come up with a coherent story to explain what exactly happened to the plan to build public housing flats at W...

RTHK’s Southeast Asia correspondent, Larry Jagan, says allegations of migrant workers being exploited in Thailand are very common. He says many people still believe British labour activist Andy Hall’s assessment of the problem even though he was found ...