Jess Ma
Reporter at South China Morning Post
hong kong reporter @SCMPnews | security and legal affairs | once @Cambridge_Uni | views my own.
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2 days ago |
scmp.com | Jeffie Lam |Jess Ma
Hong Kong has announced plans to introduce new subsidiary legislation to allow Beijing’s office overseeing national security in the city to better carry out its work while declaring its premises “prohibited places”. The proposed subsidiary legislation, which would supplement the domestic national security law enacted more than a year ago, came amid heightened geopolitical tensions between China and the United States.
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5 days ago |
scmp.com | Jess Ma
An advocacy group that has fought to protect Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour for 30 years could take the government to court for passing a legal amendment to relax reclamation restrictions, calling it the last-ditch effort before the organisation closes.
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6 days ago |
scmp.com | Jess Ma
Hong Kong’s anti-corruption agency has foiled a graft operation involving a local vape shop and delivery workers, who allegedly collected bribes amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars per month. Eric Chan Cheuk-hay, principal investigator of the Independent Commission Against Corruption, said on Friday that the agency had arrested 16 in connection with the case last month, seizing more than 200,000 vape pens and oil pellets worth over HK$20 million (US$2.6 million).
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1 week ago |
scmp.com | Jess Ma
Thousands of Hongkongers and tourists have flocked to Cheung Chau for the island’s annual bun festival, and a parade featuring popular film characters and hot topics like scams, with businesses expecting sales growth and overseas market expansions. Revellers set out on their journeys early on Monday. Shortly before 9am, the Central pier announced that the fast ferry was fully boarded, as dozens of tourists waited there.
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1 week ago |
thestar.com.my | Jess Ma
Hong Kong police have arrested a man for publishing seditious content online, with the 22-year-old set to face charges under the Safeguarding National Security Ordinance. A source familiar with the matter has told the Post that the man had posted a protest slogan from the 2019 anti-government protests, as well as the banned protest song “Glory to Hong Kong” in “dozens” of allegedly seditious entries on social media under an alias.
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