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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.
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.
Areas of Expertise:
Security and legal affairsLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Influencer Stephanie Cheng said on social media that her father had gone missing before a meeting to expose a high-level fraud case.
Government says unauthorised structures can pose safety hazards but court hands down fines for violations at Redhill Peninsula that are far below the maximum.
Suspected police car involved in street racing is an Audi model A6, which force uses for patrols.
Seven suspected money laundering cases using virtual assets have been recorded in recent years involving HK$9 billion, department says.
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Commissioner of Police Joe Chow says threats of home-grown terrorism and ‘soft resistance’ still remain, in interview marking security law anniversary.
Coroner’s Court is re-examining the death of taxi driver Chan Fai-wong, 65, in December 2012, a month after his arrest.
Reversed Front: Bonfire was no longer available on Google Play Store on Tuesday, the same day police warned against downloading game.
University Grants Committee secretary general James Tang meets management and scholars from top-tier higher education institutions.
Chief Justice Andrew Cheung also calls on them to ensure ‘unimpeded access’ to the courts for all individuals.
Unmanned aerial vehicles can inspect an area the size of 13 football pitches in 25 minutes.
Driver arrested after crashing into police van on Hong Kong-Shenzhen Western Corridor.
Officers take away 10 people in Wan Chai and Eastern districts for allegedly committing a breach of the peace.
Seven Asian police agencies also made 1,800 arrests and froze over 32,000 bank accounts with the aid of direct communication platform.
Review also finds 5 per cent of publicly accessible technology assets owned by critical infrastructure operators vulnerable to online attacks.
Experts say more countries will sign up once word spreads about China-led mediation body that will act as ‘signpost’ to draw legal talent to city.
The Post looks at how the world’s first international mediation body was conceived and how it compares with Singapore’s efforts in the field.
Source says protections to be ramped up as top Chinese diplomat Wang Yi and international guests set to attend ceremony on Friday.
Couple, who were escorted to Tsing Yi police station, left at around 11am, insider says.
Activist suffered concussion during skiing trip to Japan in January 2023 and had been in coma since then, close friend says.
Senior official leading new working group notes spending by people aged 60 and above reached about HK$342 billion in 2024, accounting for 11 per cent of GDP.
Following Donald Trump administration’s actions against Harvard University, John Lee says Hong Kong’s doors are ‘wide open’ to foreign students.
Deputy Secretary for Justice Horace Cheung says organisation will ‘elevate’ city’s status as international legal hub and bring other benefits.
But visitors say they are less enthusiastic about five of the other ‘hotspot projects’ proposed by officials to bump up tourism.
Superintendent says drones will fly 60 metres above buildings to monitor potential criminal activities.
Foreign minister will attend signing ceremony for setting up of world’s first intergovernmental mediation organisation.
Watchdog cites six cases in which fake complaints about water leakage or noise used to contact victims for private information.
TurboJet vessel that hit pier still awaiting repairs, as operator announces second straight day of changes to services.
Police apprehend suspect less than nine hours after crime, with officers checking footage from cameras set up under surveillance push.
China Construction Bank (Asia) client says she lost HK$20,000 through FPS transfers, with experts suggesting hacking may be involved.
