LAW & ORDER

Secretary for Justice Paul Lam will depart for a three-day visit to Beijing on March 26 and return to Hong Kong on March 29.

The Judiciary launches a LinkedIn page with the goal of fostering professional understanding and enhancing transparency in relation to its work, both locally and internationally.

A 61-year-old female visitor to Hong Kong from the Mainland is jailed for 54 days by Sha Tin Magistrates’ Courts for working illegally.

The Electoral Legislation (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill 2025 is published in the Government Gazette.

The loose-leaf edition of the Laws of Hong Kong has been phased out following completion of a project to verify all the current consolidated legislation published on Hong Kong e-Legislation, the Government announces.

The Government launches a scheme to provide convenient immigration arrangements for individuals invited to Hong Kong from countries in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

The Conference on Climate Change & International Trade Law is held in hybrid format in Hong Kong, attracting about 600 registrations from jurisdictions in the Asia-Pacific, Middle East, Latin America, Europe and Africa.