Mothers who breastfeed in public often face discrimination and complaints in Hong Kong. Working mother Liz Thomas is determined to end the stigma surrounding it.

Submissions for the global photography project, which this year celebrates all those who are helping their communities during the coronavirus crisis, close on August 14 and are open to all.

Hong Kong filmmaker Jeremy Hung’s Film Stylo project invites students to document their experiences of the pandemic, providing a creative outlet and a platform for connection.

Dog shelters face pressure on places as owners lose their jobs or relocate from Hong Kong, yet social distancing rules have stalled fundraising events. Some may have to close.

A Taiwanese couple in their 80s are enjoying internet fame after images of them modelling clothes left behind by customers at their laundry went viral.

Laurel Chor gained huge global exposure for her work during last year’s anti-government protests but it made the Hong Kong photojournalist realise that it is not always the city’s people that others are interested in.

Also known as guangcai, the colourful ceramics were a major export item through the Qing dynasty to the 1980s.

‘Discover the Gemstones, Ruby & Sapphire’ invites visitors to interact with uncut stones.

Each year, the sound of buzzing air conditioners heralds the start of not just Hong Kong’s hot and humid summers, but also the wheezing, sneezing and shortness of breath for many people with asthma and allergies.

In a new exhibition, sports photographer Brian Ching focuses on athletes as they turn their home ground into training grounds.

Once a refugee sleeping rough in Hong Kong, now a Goldman Sachs analyst, Innocent Mutanga has experienced America’s institutional racism. Hong Kong discriminates more on grounds of class than race, he says.

Your canine companion can’t sweat like you, so give it a break and (don’t) take a hike

The German was one of the first women photographers to master the avant-garde handheld Leica 35mm camera.

After running the routes of all 10 MTR lines – about 250km – Canadians Gillian Pritchard and her mum Marj are now encouraging and helping other Hong Kong runners do the same.

Music accompanies a Congolese cooking workshop at the Africa Centre in Tsim Sha Tsui, where the cuisines Hong Kong cooks can learn span the African continent.

The 13th Charity Refugee Film Festival will be held online this year with anyone around the world able to donate to access screenings showing real experiences that refugees are facing worldwide.

Short film Drifting explores one man’s struggle with gender identity after being raised as a girl under China’s one-child policy, and the extreme lengths to which families went to cover up the birth of a second child.

A new study found that shark fin sold in Hong Kong often contained high levels of toxic mercury exceeding the limits set by the government’s Centre for Food Safety by six to 10 times, on average.

Chung Ming-ko won first place in the documentary section of the Sony World Photography Awards with his images of 24 protesters injured in anti-government protests in Hong Kong last year.

Diagnosed with a rare benign tumour in her ear canal called an acoustic neuroma, Annie Lee Siswojo had an operation to remove the growth, which had been there for 10 years and was pressing on vital nerves.

Hong Kong forensics specialist and body language expert Kiki Wong talks about US President Donald Trump, Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam and working on will-forgery allegations involving late Chinachem boss Nina Wang.

How do you lose belly fat? The answer, says Simon Newton – who’s been a bodyguard to stars like Halsey and Kendall Jenner, is in the kitchen and the gym. Simply put, exercise a lot and eat to bulk up – just watch your carb and sugar intake.

Artist Hazel Tsui has visited more than 100 schools in remote parts of China, taking photos from which she later creates oil paintings. Her charity is selling some to fund help for rural schoolchildren.

At two street markets that have welcomed tourists for decades, stallholders are at their wits’ end, with months of anti-government protests and now Covid-19 keeping visitors away.

Steve Pheby was walking his dog in Hong Kong when he was bitten by a venomous snake. It pays to know your snake species, and what to do if one bites you.

Rice, canned fish, cooking oil and other food items fill coronavirus emergency food packs at a Hong Kong food bank. Despite a drop in supplies and donations, the need for help from food banks has risen.

Many of Hong Kong’s elderly people suffering loneliness were already getting insufficient social contact, but with the pandemic making things worse, charities are coming together to keep some of the city’s most vulnerable connected.

What’s the difference between heat exhaustion and heatstroke? Medical experts explain how to spot and treat heat-related illnesses to prevent you or your pets overheating.

Fearing facials? Have misgivings over massages? Don’t worry – hygiene protocols are being boosted at beauty salons and spas reopening in Hong Kong, including mandatory masks, health declaration forms and treatments in separate rooms.

Shortlisted works have been assembled to provide a ‘platform for artists to share how they interpret and translate human rights issues,’ says one of the judges Chantal Wong.