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.
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.
Areas of Expertise:
Court reporting, labour rightsLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin, Russian
Mo Tai-fung, 42, initially faced murder charge, but prosecutors amended it after autopsy found victim had died from effects of drugs.
Hearing to be transferred to District Court, while couple’s bail conditions include remaining in Hong Kong and reporting weekly to police.
Maths teacher, 31, also found to have taken intimate photos of nine-year-old boy and another victim, aged six.
Engineer convicted of submitting misleading documents and improperly issuing safety certificates after 24 lifts at Hong Kong hospital were found defective.
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Court imposes three-year good behaviour bond on Zhao Yiqun, 51, after she was also accused of ordering boy to stand under hot sun at camp.
Appeal judges say Patrick Lam failed to fact-check article containing false information, but still ran story after police countered claims.
Wong Chi-Kwong, 51, remanded in custody after police found his wife dead in their flat in Heng Fa Chuen estate on Wednesday and arrested him.
Main contractor, two subcontractors found to have played role in fatal electrocution of worker handling wiring for solar panels amid rain.
Mainland Chinese student was ordered to perform 160 hours of community service after admitting she used an altered letter to secure admission.
Woman who provided services during short visit arrested by immigration officers last week, months after country’s consulate issued warning.
Judge says pair, acting as advisers, devised ‘full plan’ to advance goals of Taiwan-based group calling for Hong Kong’s independence.
Magistrate said charge of loitering did not address defendant’s actions, and lawmakers urge government to revisit proposal for dedicated legislation shelved in 2014.
Prosecution argues man, now 24, knew alleged sexual acts with sibling on five occasions were inappropriate.
Wong, who allegedly drove while drunk and crashed his car into two parked vehicles at the CUHK campus in July, will appear in court next Wednesday.
Trio make first appearance in court after confrontation over their children’s quarrel in shopping centre play area devolved into brawl.
Defendant, 47, jailed after police found nude photo of 11-year-old girl in his wallet during response to family quarrel.
Defendant says she has learned a hard lesson, but magistrate calls offence serious for depriving another applicant of a fair chance.
Parents and social welfare groups say demand for childcare services remains high even as births fall below 30,000 for 12-month period.
Stated goal of ending Communist Party rule reflected ex-leaders’ beliefs, but there was no actual plan to oust government, defence says.
Suspect allegedly twice posted victim’s personal information on social media, revealing name, photo and workplace, among other details.
Court documents state that Zha Jianxin, a Shenzhen-based two-way permit holder, allegedly took the statue from Lung Mo Temple on August 24.
Chong Tak-yin, 57, pleaded guilty to unlawful recording of intimate parts after police found an upskirt video on his phone.
Woman pleads guilty after her unleashed dog attacked another and bit its owner, as magistrate urges people to pay more attention to their pets.
Defendant, 59, admits photographing 16-year-old girl, but judge rules loitering charge unsuitable as his conduct did not amount to a threat to the pupil.
Judge Queeny Au Yeung says father’s use of habeas corpus writ meritless and raises concerns over family’s lack of regard for risks to baby.
Judge slams ‘disgusting’ acts by construction worker, saying it is one of the worst sexual assault cases involving a father he has seen.
Hong Kong judge condemns 47-year-old’s ‘despicable and sickening’ acts, orders psychologist’s report ahead of August 31 sentencing.
Court cites contradictions in Shazia Parveen’s testimony and says the court could not ‘safely determine what had really happened’ between the couple.
White joins compatriots Ronnie O’Sullivan and Judd Trump in obtaining residency, says he wants to establish snooker academy in city.
