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Hong Kong should combat ‘soft resistance’ with ‘soft power’ rather than full brunt of the law: justice secretary Paul LamSouth China Morning Post- Nearly half of Hong Kong’s district councillors racing against time to secure offices before deadlineSouth China Morning Post
- Top Beijing official urges Hong Kong youth to seize opportunities available, again stresses central government’s support for citySouth China Morning Post
- Former Hong Kong district councillor pulls out of managing a community care team after failure to get seat on municipal bodySouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s incoming district councillors must attend 80% of meetings each year and file annual work report, as minister reveals new guidelinesSouth China Morning Post
- Jimmy Lai’s trial will spark new smear campaign against Hong Kong but people will also see how ‘bad’ his actions were, says security ministerSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong district council election: city’s John Lee warns hopefuls nominations not ‘at your fingertips’ after some struggle to secure backingSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong district council election 2023: opposition hopefuls struggle for backing, while pro-establishment figures report plain sailingSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong watchdog decides against guidelines for community care team staff taking part in district council poll, despite conflict of interest concernsSouth China Morning Post
- SThousands of Shek O village residents left stranded as record-breaking rainstorm in Hong Kong damages only road leading into areascmp.com
- ‘Stay humble’: Hong Kong government advisers urge district officers to avoid fostering culture of flattery after farewell banquet for official sparks controversySouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong newspaper to stop publishing political cartoon after complaintsstaradvertiser.com
Hong Kong newspaper Ming Pao to stop publishing political cartoon Zunzi after government complaintsseattletimes.com- Hong Kong lawmakers keep up grilling over need to overhaul government as HK$95 million plan inches towards voteSouth China Morning Post
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