AGP Executive Report
Last update: 22 minutes agoNational Security: Joshua Wong was sentenced to 10 years in prison for conspiring to collude with foreign forces, adding to the time he is already serving. The ruling drew condemnation from foreign governments and rights groups; Hong Kong officials and lawmakers rejected the criticism and defended the courts. Surveillance: Police plan to activate AI facial recognition across their CCTV network this month to track suspects and missing people, with generated data retained for up to 180 days. Public Safety: Customs seized 4.5kg of suspected liquid cocaine and 15.4kg of ketamine, worth an estimated HK$9 million, in two airport cases. Fire Recovery: After the Wang Fuk Court fire, 94.8% of owners had signed up for the government’s acquisition scheme by October 29, while authorities pursue building-safety reforms. Research and Education: HKUST president Nancy Ip won a UNESCO life sciences prize for her Alzheimer’s research, and the University of Hong Kong retained the top spot in the QS Asia rankings.
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