一名跨性别学生Oscar Fung King-ho起诉香港一所学校，指控其头发政策歧视性，要求短发符合出生时性别。该诉讼称学校忽略其性别认同，导致公开羞辱和斥责。
Oscar Fung King-ho的律师于周四在香港九龙湾的大埔瑞宝法院，向Lung Kong World Federation School Limited Lau Wong Fat Secondary School的 incorporat管理委员会提出未具体金额的损害赔偿要求。该校位于大角咀。
根据《南华早报》周一看到的区法院状纸，Fung在14岁时开始经历性别不安，为缓解不适，她在家秘密穿女装并培养更女性化的兴趣。到2021年，她公开扮演女性动漫角色并在社交媒体发布照片，同学和部分老师知情。
纠纷于2023年9月开始，一名老师警告她的头发触及眉毛，违反男生发型规定。Fung无视警告，继续留长发，她表示长发能减少焦虑。此后，她面临老师公开羞辱和斥责，并在去年离开学校。
The Chinese University of Hong Kong has suspended Johnny Li Siu-hang, a professor at its business school, after he reportedly pleaded guilty to posing as a schoolboy to photograph pupils at an elite boys’ school in Australia. Australian media reported that the 46-year-old was arrested on Tuesday in Sydney after dressing in the school's uniform to mingle with students. The university emphasized that it takes such conduct seriously and will investigate.
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In the latest twist to the controversy over a planned screening of To My Nineteen-Year-Old Self at Italy's Far East Film Festival, Ying Wa Girls’ School supervisor Reverend Eric So Shing-yit has accused director Mabel Cheung Yuen-ting and distributor Golden Scene of defaming principal Tiffany Chuk's integrity. So wrote to students on Monday clarifying facts after Golden Scene announced the screening's cancellation.
A Hong Kong award-winning documentary pulled from cinemas three years ago over interviewee consent issues will screen at Italy's Far East Film Festival. The film, directed by Mabel Cheung Yuen-ting, follows six girls from Ying Wa Girls’ School over a decade.
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A Hong Kong court on Tuesday sentenced 13 parents and a middleman to up to 14 months in jail for offering bribes of HK$20,000 to HK$200,000 to a kindergarten administrator at the English Schools Foundation (ESF) in exchange for enrolments. Deputy District Judge Amy Chan Wai-mun said parents' high expectations for their children are understandable, but they must obey the law. She stressed that bribery is a serious offence and deprived others of a fair chance.
A Hong Kong police constable has been jailed for 16 months for extorting HK$60,000 (US$7,675) from a 19-year-old rape suspect. Officer Ng Wai-fung acted after prosecutors decided not to charge the suspect in a case involving a 16-year-old girl. The court condemned him for taking the law into his own hands.
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A Hong Kong court has sentenced 69-year-old Kwok Yin-sang to eight months in prison for attempting to cash out an insurance policy belonging to his daughter, US-based activist Anna Kwok, in a ruling that breached national security law. This marks the first conviction of a family member of a wanted activist under such charges.