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Brian Wong
Senior Reporter, Hong Kong
Johnny Lee, 29, pleaded guilty to abetting violence during an intense confrontation between police and demonstrators at Chinese University.
Chow Kim-ho suspected of publishing 145 seditious posts on Facebook, Instagram and Threads between March 26 and November 12.
Keung Kei-kit, 26, drove colleagues to work without a licence on five occasions and was drunk while being pursued in high-speed chase.
Judge orders social worker Yau Chi-lok to compensate officer Tsang Chi-on for the ‘highly contemptuous’ attack.
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Assistant warden Chung Pui-kei also faces another charge for allegedly groping male resident at care home run by Hong Chi Association.
Magistrate says pair ‘disrespectful’ of the dead, adding their actions had obstructed further investigation into possible illegal abortions.
High Court hears about unhappy marriage between defendant Khaw Kim Sun and his wife Wong Siew Fing.
Former anaesthesiologist Khaw Kim Sun, 60, is facing a retrial at the High Court for allegedly murdering his wife and their daughter.
In a rare move, judge reveals to jury that former anaesthesiologist Khaw Kim Sun was earlier convicted of murder but decision was overturned on appeal.
Former detective constable Hui Ho-shing stole gold jewellery and iPads, with one theft taking place while he was suspended from duty.
Ma Che-hou, 32, and Joshua Cheung, 25, sentenced to nearly five years and three years respectively for ‘heinous’ and ‘nasty’ crimes.
Aggressive Construction Engineering, main contractor of Yau Tong residential project, and two other firms fined total of HK$130,000.
Ho Sai-yu, 38, admitted to attacking his elderly victim with a 40cm meat cleaver over alleged noise.
High Court turns down application by Chow Hang-tung, who will stand trial next year for allegedly inciting subversion.
Leung Ho-fung, 27, also stands accused of stealing credit cards and an iPhone 15 at Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital in Happy Valley.
Two victims taken to Sihanoukville in Cambodia while other three transported to KK Park in Myanmar, where they were forced to scam others online.
Adam Ma’s lawyers argue in court that Correctional Services Department failed to provide timely reasons in support of decision.
Hospital Authority chief manager Vivien Chuang and orthopaedist Chiu Ming-yu earlier convicted of stealing food from AEON store in 2022.
Dancer Mo Li, 30, could be entitled to over HK$3.5 million in compensation if court finds his injury resulted in permanent total incapacity.
Dunsany Cheung, 54, was also convicted of sexually assaulting his victim, 21, while the girl’s mother was given 10 years for aiding and abetting him.
Workers from principal contractor on trial for fraud, with six overhanging screens allegedly listed as weighing 3,600lbs when actual weight was 9,852.5lbs.
Court dismisses request by district councillor Sei Chun-hing, 37, who denies assaulting 11-year-old in 2008 and unlawful sex with her in 2011.
Four men and two women found guilty of five counts of perverting course of justice for framing homeless man for drug possession and destroying evidence.
Court remands taxi driver, clerk and steel fixer to await sentencing, saying their actions went beyond mere ‘horseplay’ at Songkran festivities.
Tam Mei-kam, who turned 100 earlier this year, named as debtor in High Court bankruptcy petition listed on court’s cause book.
Jury finds Dunsany Cheung intended to cause grievous harm when he hit victim’s head against a wall and forced alcohol down her throat.
Rocky Cheung cleared of fraud-related charges after judge finds he inadvertently created false inspection records due to heavy workload.
Court says trial would have involved large amount of evidence and complex legal concepts, but admonishes Ta Kung Pao for seeking HK$1 million in legal fees.
Woman, 23, known as ‘Ms.Lucy’ on Xiaohongshu, pleaded guilty to posting two pages of English question and answer book to promote tuition business.
Court of Final Appeal hears arguments on equal inheritance rights for same-sex couples.
