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Jess Ma
Reporter, Hong Kong
Jess joined the Post in 2021 after graduating from the University of Cambridge with a degree in Human, Social, and Political Sciences, specialising in Politics and Social Anthropology.
Commissioner of Privacy Ada Chung urges residents to ascertain employers’ identities when applying for jobs and look out for ‘unscrupulous’ cons.
Experts explain circumstances under which psychiatric patients are required be hospitalised or can be discharged.
Kwai Chung Hospital says it is investigating and has disinfected ward after finding bedbugs in at least 10 beds.
More than 100 angry customers have lodged complaints over the chain’s decision to close; Physical says Wan Chai first branch to reopen.
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Finance chief Paul Chan tells Post forum that ‘shaping tourism with cultural activities and promoting culture through tourism’ critical to ensuring city attracts new visitors.
Speaking at South China Morning Post summit on Friday, finance chief says sports should combine with business events to promote Hong Kong tourism.
Athletes take part in a wide range of activities on second day of trip and are welcomed by loud cheers from fans waiting in sweltering heat,
About 28 per cent of parents say their children’s use of electronic devices resulted in verbal insults, physical threats or unreasonable punishment.
Syndicates are using cash and cryptocurrencies, as well as transferring criminal proceeds multiple times, to cover their tracks, police say.
Tam Yiu-chung, formerly the city’s sole member of Beijing’s top legislative body, suggests local reforms based on China’s third plenum resolution.
Independent Commission Against Corruption and Competition Commission detain suspects after 20 earlier arrests in April for similar offences.
Tech experts say arrest of Telegram app CEO an alarm signal, but lawyer says it is law enforcement’s responsibility to police sites, not platform operators.
Foilist Ryan Choi says in online post some athletes face financial burdens as they pay their way to international competitions.
More than 37,000 people join online queue at 10am for a ticket to badminton, gymnastics and table tennis demonstrations.
Mary Jean Reimer reveals decision via her live-stream show as volunteers press on with finding mongrels allegedly removed from monastery.
Police say 102 people arrested between January and June in connection with customer service scams.
City can adopt animal as mascot, develop range of IP products and use its image on Cathay planes, tourism leaders and lawmakers say.
The Post recounts the long journey to parenthood of city’s famous cuddly couple and explains the delicate process of breeding pandas in captivity.
Carnival is being introduced to fit the growing trend of sports-inspired tourism, organiser says.
Experts say some elderly residents, who often have ample free time, may fall into gambling as a way to socialise and tackle loneliness.
But companies say they are open to such hirings and call for more support measures such as internships with social worker support.
Survey finds subdivided flat tenants staying indoors are at risk of suffering heatstroke.
Leon Tong, jailed in 2021, says at graduation ceremony he hopes to make amends for ‘disrespectful act towards the country’.
Chris Tang lauds Kong as someone who ‘condemns violence’ amid controversy over her pro-government stance expressed in an academic paper
Chief Executive John Lee also says stability push should be on equal footing with economic development during ceremony for new national security exhibition.
Off-duty policeman found by hiker in New Territories trail at around 11.44am on Monday.
Director of Housing Rosanna Law vows to continue crackdown on people who cheat to gain rented flat tenancies and to buy subsidised properties.
Man, 42, brought to shore by rescue team and flown to hospital, but pronounced dead about an hour after arrival.
Hong Kong’s Special Duties Unit looks back on era of shoot-outs with armed criminals, but pledges to stay in top form to face new threats.
SynCab will hit the roads in September; other four successful bidders for premium taxi services will have to be operating by next July.
