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Jess Ma
Reporter, Hong Kong
Jess joined the Post in 2021 after graduating from the University of Cambridge with a degree in Human, Social, and Political Sciences, specialising in Politics and Social Anthropology.
Congressmen John Moolenaar and Raja Krishnamoorthi claim the ‘trusted global financial centre’ has become hub for money laundering and sanctions evasion.
Hong Kong directing duo Chan Cheuk-sze and Kathy Wong win award for best documentary short film with Colour Ideology Sampling.mov.
Anti-corruption watchdog says former branch manager at FWD Life Insurance orchestrated fraud that relied on false insurance policy applications.
Ex-media boss denies encouraging violence or glorifying ‘valiant’ faction, instead wanted restraint by some protesters.
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Former media boss also rejects claims from ex-Apple Daily staff over grip on editorial direction, creation of sanctions list targeting Hongkongers.
Former media boss takes stand for first time in national security trial, outlining ties with US officials past and present as well as ex-Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen.
Former legal scholar and ‘mastermind’ Benny Tai receives 10-year prison term.
Those who made it into packed public gallery said their goodbyes.
‘Clear message’ sent over seriousness of offences, minister Chris Tang says, as government considers appeal to push for longer jail terms.
Civil service chief Ingrid Yeung tells lawmakers recruitment process must be accelerated as retirement rates remain high.
Top InvestHK official sets off on week-long trip to Europe to meet family office representatives and speak at finance forum.
Forecaster says possibility of higher signal being issued will depend on distance between Man-yi and Pearl River Delta, among other factors.
Fire Services Department and Marine Police searching for 81-year-old missing skipper of fishing boat.
Authorities are holding multiple trial events at smaller facilities across the park in run-up to testing the showpiece stadium.
One new recruit at University of Science and Technology points to Hong Kong’s fairer gender opportunities and more generous government funding for research.
Police officers appear at opposition party’s 30th anniversary celebrations, but leave without making any arrests.
Two men, 23 and 30, and one woman, 23, were detained outside village house allegedly used as drug manufacturing site.
Three people arrested in city allegedly operated website advertising sex services, with earnings converted into cryptocurrency.
City’s new academy will work with global organisations, strengthening exchanges in regions under the Belt and Road Initiative, John Lee says.
Police receive call at 10:43am on Thursday, later find man dead at bottom of Hanway Commercial Centre in Mong Kok.
Staged accidents include bus crash arranged by crime syndicate to collect money from government fund for victims.
Security chief Chris Tang tells lawmakers that Heung Yuen Wai crossing handles an average of 70,000 passenger trips per day.
Commissioner of Police Raymond Siu said more young people are being drawn into scam activities and money laundering.
A new survey has raised new questions on the Hong Kong legal system’s response to sexual assault cases.
Indonesia’s ambassador to mainland China reveals Hong Kong has become second-largest investor in country during consulate-run forum in city.
Authorities arrest 97 people in Hong Kong and 104 in mainland China in operation targeting ring that offered ‘one-stop shop’ for illegal workers.
Police chief urges vigilance over ‘despicable scammers’, as force launches second round of raffle to raise public awareness about fraud.
RainLily publishes study covering 1,984 cases handled by NGO, with victims waiting more than four years on average before seeking help.
Secretary for Security Chris Tang says the point of the guidelines is to aid colleagues in executing their jobs.
Security chief says establishing cut-off risks ‘legalising illegal acts’ amid calls for cases to be wrapped up after five-year wait.
