As many Hongkongers continue to insist that the government should withdraw the extradition bill completely instead of just putting it in cold storage, the head of the largest pro-establishment politic ...More
EJ Insight2019-06-24
The proposed amendments to the Fugitive Offenders Ordinance are, for all intents and purposes, dead in the water after the bill has been suspended indefinitely, but the immense impact of the saga is c ...More
EJ Insight2019-06-21
... he city's pro-establishment camp, is to resolve the mega PR crisis and mend fences in society. Unfortunately, the remarks made by Secretary for Security John Lee Ka-chiu at a Legislative Council meeti ...More
EJ Insight2019-06-21
Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor finally made a public appearance on Tuesday and apologized in person for the mayhem resulting from her poor handling of the proposed extradition law changes. ...More
EJ Insight2019-06-20
... rment and Progress of Hong Kong (DAB), who chairs the House Committee, to inform her of the decision, the Hong Kong Economic Journal reports. Legco president Andrew Leung Kwan-yuen suggested earlier i ...More
EJ Insight2019-06-20
... uet-ngor. Pro-democracy lawmakers Au Nok Hin from the Council Front and Lam Cheuk-ting from the Democratic Party raised an urgent question respectively on the police’s use of force and their handling ...More
EJ Insight2019-06-20
... rment and Progress of Hong Kong (DAB) -- the city's largest pro-establishment political party -- said during a radio program that the chief executive may need to use body language to mirror her words ...More
EJ Insight2019-06-20
... Redmi K20 Pro was the best-selling model during the June 18 shopping festival. Priced below 3,000 yuan, it is the cheapest smartphone running on the Qualcomm 855 mobile chip. At the same time, Xiaomi ...More
EJ Insight2019-06-20
Activists are considering staging more protests against the extradition bill and pressuring Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor to step down even after she offered a public apology to the peopl ...More
EJ Insight2019-06-19
... a certain pro-establishment figure, a woman legislator who reportedly uttered some coarse words that caused her to cry. It won't take a seer to figure out that her popularity will dip to a new histori ...More
EJ Insight2019-06-19
... Hong Kong probably will never be the same again after those outpourings of public anger. Most of the 2,000 stocks listed in Hong Kong were battered during the period as investors fear the legislation ...More
EJ Insight2019-06-18
... e million protesters. Lam, who refused to apologize the previous day, finally made a half-hearted apology with the issuance of a press release where she acknowledged “deficiencies in the government’s ...More
EJ Insight2019-06-17
Joshua Wong, one of the leaders of Hong Kong's 2014 Occupy pro-democracy protests, walked free from prison on Monday and vowed to join the campaign calling for resignation of the city's current chief ...More
EJ Insight2019-06-17
... emocratic Progressive Party in the Taiwan election next January. Television stations around the world have carried dramatic footage of the largest protests in Hong Kong – or China – since Beijing in s ...More
EJ Insight2019-06-17
After four years of legal proceedings, the Court of Final Appeal on June 6 finally ruled in favor of senior immigration officer Angus Leung over his judicial review lawsuit against the government for ...More
EJ Insight2019-06-17
Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor apologized on Sunday as hundreds of thousands of black-clad protesters maintained calls for her to resign over her handling of a bill that would have allowed ...More
EJ Insight2019-06-16
... gislative proposal to amend the Fugitive Offenders Ordinance and the Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters Ordinance. After careful examination of the relevant laws and the practices of other ju ...More
EJ Insight2019-06-15
