RTHK’s Bangkok correspondent Larry Jagan says the police investigation into the murder of two British backpackers in 2014 was flawed from the beginning, and questions remain about the forensic evidence used against the two migrant Myanmar men. He told ...

A group of academics from tertiary institutions have accused the government of carrying out a fake public consultation on retirement protection. About 180 of them say the administration is playing with numbers and exaggerating the cost of a proposed un...

A concern group says it is totally disappointed that a decision was not reached by a committee on whether to suspend the controversial Territory-wide System Assessment (TSA) test for students. Parents were hoping that their young children won't be dril...

French authorities have denied entry to thousands of people into the country over the past few years due to security concerns. The revelation was made as French police foiled a suspected terrorist attack on police and army personnel in the region of Or...

The Airport Authority says a financial consultant is projecting an eight percent internal rate of return for the third runway project–that compares to three percent in a separate assessment in 2011. Albert Lai, from the public policy think tank Profess...

Patrick Poon, China researcher for Amnesty International, says the suspended sentence handed down to prominent human rights lawyer Pu Zhiqiang is proof that the central government couldn’t find any concrete evidence of the allegations against him. But ...

Professor Nelson Chow, from the University of Hong Kong’s Department of Social Work, says the two options presented in the government’s public consultation paper on retirement protection aren’t mutually exclusive – and the public would like to see both...