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.
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.
Areas of Expertise:
Security and legal affairsLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Focus on city’s role in helping mainland Chinese businesses go global is attractive to foreign investors, chamber heads say.
In sombre ceremony, political and business elite pay final tribute to city’s first postcolonial leader, as President Xi sends condolences.
Security footage shows woman leaving Yuen Long MTR on shared bike, then being chased by dogs minutes before she was found unconscious.
President Xi Jinping and other top Chinese officials, including Premier Li Qiang, pay tribute after funeral attended by 200 members of city’s establishment and family.
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Beijing officials Shi Taifeng, Wang Dongfeng and Xia Baolong to arrive on Saturday, but memorial service will be invitation-only, sources say.
Security Bureau says government will include targeted offences in sex offence amendment bill after public and legal groups express broad support.
Jacky Chu was honoured with bravery medal for continuing to pursue knife-wielding attacker despite bleeding heavily from neck injury.
Hong Kong police say 53-year-old woman found in bedroom with knife wounds after suspect turned himself in on Wednesday and confessed to killing her.
Managing director of Kazakhstan’s sovereign wealth fund also says rail operator KTZ aims to list in Hong Kong by end of year.
Sabr Yessimbekov says some projects in MOUs signed between Kazakhstan and Hong Kong-mainland China delegation in June already under way.
Central Asia offers immense potential for global businesses, John Lee reveals as SCMP’s China Conference debuts in Astana.
Police spokesman says their acts were also suspected of smearing the force with the intention of inciting hatred against government and law enforcement agencies.
‘The rise mainly came from the military conflict in the Middle East earlier this year. Of the rest, half involved lost identity documents,’ immigration chief says.
Airport Authority says a maintenance team promptly attended to the malfunctioning screen and cordoned off the area.
Court document shows rail operator, as landlord of Citylink Plaza in Sha Tin, suing Sayles Retail for the outstanding payments.
Hong Kong police uncover chat group with sexual images of children and upskirt photos, including some allegedly taken by tutors during class.
Hong Kong housing chief Winnie Ho says applications as of Monday involved more than 70,000 subdivided units from about 20,000 complete flats.
Advocates say city’s voyeurism laws need more teeth and call for tougher action on non-consensual image leaks and illicit group chats.
Suspect allegedly walked from back of plane to open overhead storage compartment at front of cabin and rummaged through bag, source says.
Independent Commission Against Corruption unveils standards after revealing procedures for government computer systems had loopholes.
Hong Kong Observatory says unless Saudel intensifies significantly, chance of strong winds generally over Hong Kong is not high.
Lim’s estate appeals ruling voiding his 2004 will, which found the late tycoon lacked testamentary capacity and allowed his third family to inherit.
Security chief Chris Tang reveals arrangement after massive drill at border crossing, which could open next month.
Government expects robust demand to continue supporting trade development despite geopolitical risks.
Latest drill checked for any hiccups in how private cars will cross into Shenzhen and use of ‘joint clearance’ e-channels.
Narra expected to strengthen before moving towards western coast of Guangdong, bringing windier weather and heavy showers to Hong Kong.
Chung Pui-kei alleged to have raped woman with intellectual ability of a child while working at care home linked to NGO Hong Chi Association.
Legal experts warn aggressive sales tactics may breach Trade Descriptions Ordinance prohibiting harassment, coercion and misleading claims.
