Hong Kong Customs combats counterfeiting activities involving goods bound for United States

​Hong Kong Customs conducted a targeted operation in July to combat cross-boundary counterfeiting activities involving goods destined for the United States. About 60 000 items of suspected counterfeit goods with an estimated market value of about $3.2 million were seized.

Transcript of remarks by CE at media session before ExCo

Reporter: Nearly 90 000 people have left Hong Kong since mid-2020 and now people are worried that the foreign companies could be leaving too with the anti-foreign sanctions law. Officials said the local legislative process would help the Government to address their concerns.

Hong Kong to postpone election amid COVID-19 surge

Hong Kong Chief Executive says could take more than two months to come out of current Omicron wave.

In Zero COVID Hong Kong, deaths smash global records

Poor vaccine coverage among elderly population results in city reporting the highest death rate in the world.

Hong Kong Lam says UK judge withdrawal politically motivated

Two British judges quit territory’s highest court citing the impact of the sweeping security law imposed by China.