Farewell to Chief Inspector: A Tribute to Siu Tze-yi and the Future of the Hong Kong Police Force
As Siu Tze-yi bids farewell to a distinguished 36-year career on April 1, the Hong Kong Police Force reflects on his impactful leadership. This article explores Siu's legacy, the transition of leadership to new Chief Inspector Chow Yat-ming, and the future direction of the police force.
Beijing appoints new Hong Kong police commissioner to succeed Raymond Siu
Beijing has named Joe Chow Yat-ming as the new Hong Kong police commissioner, succeeding Raymond Siu Chak-yee, whose term ended on Tuesday. Chow’s appointment was approved by the State Council on Wednesday following a recommendation by Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu,
Chief Executive John Lee announces that upon his nomination and recommendation, and in accordance with the Basic Law, the ...
China's State Council announced on Wednesday that it has decided to appoint Chow Yat-ming as the commissioner of police of ...
Beijing has named Joe Chow as the new Commissioner of Police, replacing Raymond Siu. Chow was appointed by the State Council ...
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The State Department sanctioned six Beijing and Hong Kong authorities who Secretary of State Marco Rubio said are ...
The United States has imposed sanctions against Chinese officials accused of committing human rights abuses in Hong Kong as ...
Officials sanctioned for engaging in ‘actions or policies that threaten to further erode the autonomy of Hong Kong in ...
Police chief Raymond Siu, whose term ends next month, calls on graduating class to demonstrate professionalism and prioritise ...
HK recorded a total of 1,359 cases of child sexual abuse in 2024, with 7 per cent of the cases linked to the internet, the ...
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