Hong Kong churches warned over ‘systemic’ flaws in handling sexual harassment

    Hong Kong churches warned over ‘systemic’ flaws in handling sexual harassment

    Hong Kong churches have been urged to broaden the implementation of anti-sexual harassment policies to better protect members after a survey found signs of spiritual leaders mishandling complaints, including downplaying incidents. A survey by the Hong Kong Christian Council’s Gender Justice Ministry also identified at least 69 victims who reportedly experienced varying degrees of sexual…

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    The Equal Opportunities Commission is set to launch a community partner training programme, calling on companies to nominate staff members to help prevent harassment within their ranks. Photo: Jelly Tse

      Workplace sexual harassment complaints jump by 38% in Hong Kong

      Workplace sexual harassment complaints in Hong Kong have jumped by 38 per cent year on year, according to the equality watchdog. The Equal Opportunities Commission recorded 315 such complaints in 2025, up from 228 the previous year, the Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau said in a written response to legislative inquiries on Thursday. Employment‑related harassment…

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      Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong highlighted the importance of aviation and aerospace while speaking at the opening of the Singapore Air Show 2026 on 2 February. (Photo: REUTERS/Isabel Kua)

      Grab says sorry after sexual harassment claims by Johor passenger goes viral; Edmund Chen to appeal jail sentence for careless driving: Singapore live news

      Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong highlighted the importance of aviation and aerospace while speaking at the opening of the Singapore Air Show 2026 on 2 February. (Photo: REUTERS/Isabel Kua) (REUTERS / Reuters) Aviation and aerospace will be the “twin, reinforcing engines of growth” for Singapore’s economy, according to Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong….

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      China’s Weibo shuts down social media accounts for ‘inciting gender antagonism’

      China’s Weibo shuts down social media accounts for ‘inciting gender antagonism’

      The Chinese social media platform Weibo has shut down several accounts for “inciting gender antagonism” and vowed to continue cracking down on such behaviour. On Monday, the social media site announced via its official account that it had permanently closed an account named “Lilian Shuodao” for “continuously stigmatising the opposite sex and posting extreme anti-marriage…

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