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A Hong Kong court has sentenced a 65-year-old repeat sex offender to four months in jail for groping a teenager on a bus in an incident captured on video and widely shared online.
A Hong Kong kindergarten clerk is pursuing HK$8.4 million in damages from a taxi driver whose vehicle hit her during a 2019 protest in Sham Shui Po. Park Hoi-lam says the collision left her with permanent injuries preventing normal work and daily activities.
Police authorities have confirmed the arrest of a 19-year-old Sarawakian at Hong Kong airport following discovery of roughly 3 kilograms of cannabis. Investigators believe organised criminals recruited the youth for drug trafficking.
A 19-year-old from Sarawak has been arrested in Hong Kong for allegedly attempting to smuggle three kilogrammes of cannabis buds. Malaysian police believe the teenager was recruited by a drug syndicate to act as a courier.
Two Malaysian nationals were arrested at Hong Kong International Airport within three days on separate drug trafficking charges, prompting renewed concern that international syndicates are systematically recruiting couriers from Malaysia.
Malaysia's Consul General in Hong Kong has responded to media criticism regarding overseas voter participation in the Johor state election, asserting that the consulate implemented comprehensive awareness and outreach initiatives through official channels and community partnerships.
A 50-year-old woman in Hong Kong has been charged with murder following a violent altercation that began as a minor dispute between two passengers aboard a minibus in Aberdeen.
Lam Wing-kee, the Hong Kong bookseller who became an icon of resistance after his 2015 detention by Chinese authorities, has died in Taiwan aged 70. He had relocated to Taipei in 2019 and reopened his bookstore there.
Hong Kong narcotics officers have seized a total of 361kg of cocaine from two yachts in the Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter, marking the largest drug trafficking case recorded in the past year with an estimated street value of HK$270 million.
The executor of Coco Lee's estate has launched a Hong Kong District Court claim against multiple parties, including a psychiatrist and paramedics, alleging negligence in her treatment that preceded the Chinese-American pop star's death.
Hong Kong's security chief Chris Tang has pledged that authorities will pursue prosecutions based on evidence alone, dismissing concerns that key figures might avoid legal consequences after the independent inquiry committee declined to seek powers to compel witness testimony.