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Fiona Chow
Reporter, Hong Kong
Fiona Chow joined the Post in 2023. She mainly covers labour affairs and court news in the city. Previously, she worked for Ming Pao and Stand News(UK Bureau). She is a media graduate from The University of the Arts London and also holds a Bachelor's degree in Chinese Language and Literature from The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Jackie Chen gets 10-month discount in acknowledgement of lengthy legal proceedings.
Chow Kim-ho pleads guilty to one count of knowingly publishing seditious publications under Safeguarding National Security Ordinance.
Sixteen couriers plan to file claims with Labour Tribunal over employee entitlements.
Wang Haoyu, 23, appears in West Kowloon Court charged with six counts of criminal offences, including common assault and theft.
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Social workers did their part checking whether the mother was fit to care for Nga-sze but ‘neglected’ further scrutiny on family, lawmaker says.
Government already holding public consultation on regulation push, with NGO saying some earnings can be used to boost counselling for gambling addicts.
Suspect attacked 39-year-old woman who reportedly asked him to turn down phone volume before hitting intervening staff and police.
Green group estimate that 860,000 disposable items, including 510,000 paper cups, were used during Hong Kong Sevens rugby tournament.
Li Sixuan, 28, requests court adjournment as she says newly hired senior counsel Martin Hui will need more time to negotiate with prosecution.
With 12 previous convictions, Lau Kai-ping had been out of jail for only a few months before he committed the murder, court shows.
Over 1,000 people sign online petition accusing CEO Jonathan Greenblatt of ‘one-sided pro-Israeli bias’, spreading divisive views and ‘hate speech’.
High Court jury reaches unanimous verdict and finds Lau Kai-ping, 42, guilty of killing daughter Leung Nga-sze.
Judge says court believes Sidney Siu was deceived by investor, but slams him for negligence and lack of financial awareness.
Woman who accused Alan Lai, 54, of molesting her on three separate occasions and attacking her twice at work not a credible witness, magistrate says.
Former opposition lawmaker, who received a 37 month sentence for role in 2019 riot, is one of four defendants to lodge appeals.
Chen Hui-chih, 55, was arrested last month when she entered the city in a tour group that included a Taiwanese legislator and other officials.
Helper faces one count of ill-treatment or neglect by someone in charge of a child or young person.
Leaders of now-dissolved group, including Chow Hang-tung, were sentenced to jail in 2023 for rejecting police request.
Victim, now 26, tells court she was first raped at 12 years old and did not think her mother, who was also being abused, could help.
Devices believed to be worth over HK$2.79 million were stolen from Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu’s Taikoo Shing office.
Biggest spike in complaints involves Correctional Services Department, with 144 per cent increase over previous year.
Former opposition lawmaker jailed for three years and one month, receiving heaviest punishment among seven defendants on trial for 2019 riot.
Mankey Construction files lawsuits against firms after their parent company proceeded with liquidation proceedings.
Defendant Lau Kai-ping always punished his daughter by ordering her to face the wall and twist her own ears, mother tells court.
Helen Leung says former partner Lau Kai-ping threatened to hurt her family, who also alienated her because they objected to relationship.
Defendant Lau Kai-ping is accused of violently shaking three-year-old daughter to death in 2020.
Defendant Lau Kai-ping insisted on harsh treatment for his daughter and forced girl’s mother to follow, High Court trial told.
Secretary for Justice Paul Lam says he has started looking for suitable members of council for trustee for more than HK$140 billion estate.
Defendant Chan Kin-yee, 42, allegedly molested and assaulted woman four times over seven-month period.
