At the January State Council meeting, Chinese Premier Li Qiang vowed to ensure fair wages for migrant workers and punish employers who
In just six months under the revamped Social Workers Registration Board (SWRB), Hong Kong’s licensing body for social workers has disqualified or
In September, Vincent Lam, former vice convenor of Hong Kong's Civil Human Rights Front (CHRF), organised an exhibition in London titled "Behind
On 3 October 2021, the Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions passed a resolution to dissolve under tremendous political pressure, ending its
During the 2019 anti-extradition bill protests, nearly five hundred independent labour unions were formed, giving rise to the New Labour Movement and
prominent construction company, Paul Y. Engineering, which took up several government projects, was caught up in wage arrears disputes between May and
The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) fired Hong Kong-based reporter Selina Cheng today(17 July), weeks after she was elected chair of the Hong
Five years after the 2019 Anti-Extradition Bill Movement, hundreds of thousands of Hong Kongers left the city, while others chose to stay.
The Court resumed today(11 July) to hear the mitigation pleas of the remaining 47 pro-democracy primary election participants. Former chairman of the
Four years after implementing the National Security Law in Hong Kong, human rights and free-doms have suffered substantial setbacks. Further to political