A Hong Kong court has rejected a legal challenge brought by 87 mainland Chinese families concerning university fee policies. The families argued against a new rule requiring children of visa dependants to reside in Hong Kong for at least two years to qualify for subsidized university tuition. High Court Judge Russell Coleman found the Education Bureau's policy rational and not outside the court's purview, upholding the government's decision which aims to gradually tighten eligibility for subsidized places. AI
RANK_REASON Court ruling on a specific policy affecting a subset of students.
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