RTHK’s Tokyo correspondent, Julian Ryall, says Mitsubishi Materials Corporation has made a significant move by apologising and offering compensation for using Chinese forced labourers during World War Two. He says other Japanese companies that also for...

Democratic Party legislator Helena Wong, who was at the forefront of bringing the lead-tainted water scandal to light, says the head of the Water Supplies Department should resign and be held responsible for the saga. She said that even though the offi...

A Buddhist temple that is used to keep a horde of tigers was making over US$5 million every year through exploitation of these animals, reports RTHK correspondent Luke Hunt. Visitors were charged an entry fee and would pay around US$100 to pet and take...

The co-convenor of the Central and Western Concern Group, Katy Law, says there should be an independent investigation into the cause of the wall collapse at the site of the former Central Police Station on Hollywood Road. She says safety checks should ...

A former president of the Institution of Engineers, Greg Wong, says he believes the wall at the former Central Police Station on Hollywood Road collapsed after its roof gave way first. He says the other possibility is that the wall tilted before it col...

A transport expert from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hung Wing-tat, says the concessionary fares that will be offered by the MTR Corporation after it increases them by 2.7 percent on the 26th of next month, would not be of much benefit to pass...

RTHK’s Australia correspondent Gerry Gannon says the Australian government’s policies to protect the Great Barrier Reef are not good enough. He says the corals that have died there because of the bleaching will not come back. Gannon tells Annemarie Eva...