A lawmaker has pledged to keep chasing details of how much police spend on entertaining mainland officials after the security chief gave figures showing a 30 per cent increase in entertainment...
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- May 21, 2013
- Updated: 11:47pm
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A legislator plans to call for a special inquiry to investigate Timothy Tong Hin-ming, following allegations that the former head of the city’s anti-corruption agency had used public funds to...
Legislators are calling for a cap on the number of individual mainland visitors coming to Hong Kong, saying a surge in their arrivals has stretched the city’s facilities to the limit.
The former head of a covert-surveillance watchdog says law enforcers should change their "defensive attitudes" when answering queries on their possible non-compliance with the law.
I am not gay and my son, as far as I know, is not gay. I am really glad about that because otherwise we would have to put up with those people from the Family Morality Concern Network, lawmakers...
Crowned "King of Ballots" for topping the poll in the race for the five Legislative Council "super seats", James To Kun-sun has vowed to help Hongkongers fight for democracy, wipe out poverty and...
A lawmaker has urged the University of Hong Kong to complain to police about excessive force which, he says, officers used against three students last year during Vice-Premier Li Keqiang's visit...
Immigration authorities have launched an investigation into an alleged blunder in which a Hong Kong man was believed to have been let through the Lok Ma Chau border checkpoint into Shenzhen using...
There is no justification for the government not to give the handout to eligible inmates
James To Kun-sun, chairman of the Legislative Council's security panel on whether prisoners...
The Democratic Party is studying how best to structure an amendment to the government's proposal to suspend the maid levy for five years, in an effort to win support from undecided lawmakers....
Police chiefs faced criticism yesterday for refusing to reveal how an officer's gun fell to the ground during a protest at an election campaign appearance by Chief Executive Donald Tsang Yam-kuen...
Disclosure follows a Post report of cash stolen by staff
The police have tightened procedures to prevent officers from stealing bail money.
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