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  1. RESEARCH · CL_188859 ·

    Hong Kong Bar Association backs new child abuse offense

    The Hong Kong Bar Association has expressed broad support for creating a new, dedicated offense to address persistent child sexual abuse. This stance marks a reversal from previous reservations, with the association cit…

  2. TOOL · CL_175971 ·

    New Huanggang Port undergoes major stress tests with 10,000 participants

    The new Huanggang Port border crossing is preparing for extensive stress tests involving over 10,000 participants, including Hong Kong civil servants and mainland Chinese counterparts. These drills, part of more than 10…

  3. TOOL · CL_174947 ·

    Huanggang Port checkpoint design highlights Shenzhen-Hong Kong ties

    The revamped Huanggang Port checkpoint, designed to symbolize the strong relationship between Shenzhen and Hong Kong, features a stone-like facade inspired by the region's shared geological history. Architects aimed to …

  4. RESEARCH · CL_148160 ·

    Hong Kong passes bill for Huanggang border co-location

    Hong Kong's Legislative Council has swiftly passed a bill enabling a "co-location" at the Huanggang border crossing, streamlining customs clearance. This new arrangement, the first of its kind, will allow travelers to p…

  5. RESEARCH · CL_144085 ·

    Hong Kong fast-tracks border upgrades with new co-location bill

    Hong Kong is expediting upgrades to a border crossing with mainland China, with the Legislative Council preparing to approve a bill that will establish a co-location arrangement. Security Secretary Chris Tang stated the…

  6. COMMENTARY · CL_138898 ·

    Hong Kong faces dilemma over 7,000 individuals in legal limbo post-protests

    Hong Kong is grappling with how to move forward after the 2019-20 protest movement, with over 7,000 individuals still in legal limbo without being charged. This situation leaves their lives uncertain and impacts their f…

  7. RESEARCH · CL_130371 ·

    Hong Kong proposes sex law reforms to cover cult coercion and deepfakes

    Hong Kong is initiating a public consultation on significant reforms to its sexual offense laws, aiming to address issues like cult coercion, campus misconduct, and online abuse. Key proposed changes include introducing…

  8. COMMENTARY · CL_109807 ·

    Hong Kong offers priority case review for remorseful protesters

    Hong Kong's Secretary for Security, Chris Tang, announced that protesters arrested during the 2019 unrest will receive priority case reviews if they show remorse and a national identity. This initiative is part of a gov…

  9. COMMENTARY · CL_109412 ·

    Hong Kong Security Chief Laments Loss of Fugitive Transfer Deals

    Hong Kong's Security Secretary Chris Tang expressed regret over the suspension of fugitive transfer agreements with several countries. He stated that these suspensions, driven by political reasons, only benefit criminal…

  10. RESEARCH · CL_109368 ·

    Hong Kong Security Chief Vows 'No Limits' on Fire Accountability

    Hong Kong's Secretary for Security, Chris Tang, has stated there are "no limits" to accountability regarding the Tai Po fire. He indicated that law enforcement will prosecute individuals who refuse to testify before the…

  11. RESEARCH · CL_96818 ·

    Hong Kong sees 20% rise in child sexual abuse cases, vows tighter laws

    In Hong Kong, cases of sexual offenses against children under 17 increased by 20% in 2025, reaching 797 cases compared to 663 in 2024. This rise has prompted the Secretary for Security, Chris Tang Ping-keung, to pledge …

  12. RESEARCH · CL_85561 ·

    Hong Kong enacts rare national security case procedures

    Hong Kong has introduced new legislation that allows certain criminal cases to be handled under national security procedures. Ministers have stated that this regulation will be used sparingly, with the chief executive t…

  13. RESEARCH · CL_60751 ·

    Hong Kong slashes emergency alert time to 15 minutes

    Hong Kong has significantly reduced the activation time for its emergency mobile alert system from one hour to just 15 minutes. This upgrade, part of a HK$150 million (US$19 million) investment, also allows for alerts t…