Hong Kong earmarks additional HK$5 billion for national security

    Hong Kong earmarks additional HK$5 billion for national security

    Hong Kong authorities have allocated HK$5 billion (US$638 million) in funding for efforts to safeguard national security, bringing the total amount earmarked for this purpose to HK$18 billion over the past five years, an official document has revealed. The South China Morning Post’s check on the government’s general revenue expenditure accounts for the financial year…

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    Hong Kong’s national security police question man over fire response petition

      Hong Kong’s national security police question man over fire response petition

      Hong Kong’s national security police have questioned an individual who allegedly launched a petition calling on the government to address four demands following the deadly blaze in Tai Po, the Post has learned. The move on Saturday came as the central government’s national security authorities in Hong Kong warned against “anti-China and ill-intentioned individuals” exploiting…

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      Woman, 19, arrested after filming videos for subversive ‘Hong Kong Parliament’

      Woman, 19, arrested after filming videos for subversive ‘Hong Kong Parliament’

      Hong Kong national security police have arrested a 19-year-old woman for committing an act with seditious intent after she allegedly filmed a series of promotional videos for a group deemed subversive by authorities. Authorities said on Tuesday that Lan Fei was involved in producing promotional videos for an organisation called “Hong Kong Parliament” between March…

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      Probe under way on whether Beijing will take over collusion case: Hong Kong’s Chris Tang

      Probe under way on whether Beijing will take over collusion case: Hong Kong’s Chris Tang

      Beijing’s national security arm in Hong Kong conducted its first publicly known joint operation with the city’s police to determine whether a suspected collusion case is complex to the extent that it requires mainland China to take over, the security minister has revealed. Secretary for Security Chris Tang Ping-keung said on Saturday that no arrests…

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