There are not enough services for people with autism or for the people who care for them, according to a behavioural consultant at Autism Partnership Hong Kong. Dr David Fischer said this isn’t just a problem in Hong Kong, but all over the world. The H...

It is not a suitable moment for frontline officers to be given awards for their actions during the Lunar New Year riot in Mong Kok, says Andrew Shum from the Civil Rights Observer. He said there are still some pending complaint cases and questioned whe...

The Coalition to Monitor Public Transport and Utilities has urged the government to carry out a thorough study on how ferry companies are operating in Hong Kong. Its spokesman, Richard Tsoi, says they have been applying for large fare increases in rece...

An academic says the huge increase in the amount of rubbish that has been washing up on the southern beaches of Hong Kong island, Lamma and Lantau is not an isolated incident. David Baker, Assistant Professor in the School of Biological Sciences at the...

RTHK’s Australia correspondent, Gerry Gannon, says Canberra will not do anything about allegations of the widespread abuse of children in an Australian-run immigration centre on the remote Pacific island of Nauru. The British newspaper, the Guardian, c...

RTHK’s New Delhi correspondent, Murali Krishnan, says Indian rights activist, Irom Sharmila, ended her 16-year fast as spontaneously as she started it. He says her relatives are upset and want her to continue. But Sharmila says she has not achieved any...