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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 27, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for South China Morning Post
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- Jul 20, 2026
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Opinion | A Hong Kong professor’s sexist views have been laid bare. That’s good (opens the original)
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Students speaking up against an academic’s reductionist analysis of love and marriage is a welcome sight – better yet if it sparks a broader, needed debate In a speech titled “How to invest in your life?”, he basically told the female students at the event that they were wasting their time on academic achievements, since women must aim to marry for money. Don’t pursue a PhD, he said, as a woman’s youth is precious. Invest in your looks instead, he urged. It’s no wonder backlash erupted. His spee
Opinion | Will Hong Kong’s educators learn from sliding Pisa results? (opens the original)
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With mathematics, reading and science scores at record lows in a decline going back to 2012, educators need to radically revamp their approach That is not to say that this was our students’ fault, because what needs changing is what happens inside classrooms. Have our education authorities been thinking outside the box to address this? While the Education Bureau chose to highlight the “outstanding performance” in digital learning and that mathematical, scientific and mother-tongue reading litera
Opinion | Equity in education in Hong Kong must be defended at all costs (opens the original)
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The government must seriously reflect on the rising enrolments at international and private schools even as local schools struggle to keep primary one classes filled The government did more than that, actually. The Emergency Transport Co-ordination Centre was working at its highest operational tier at 6.30am on September 1 to monitor and coordinate public transport and traffic flow. Deployment of staff on the ground ensured that conditions were reported in real-time. Preparedness wins the day an
Opinion | Don’t leave Hong Kong parents to their own devices on child social media use (opens the original)
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While regulation of young people’s use of social media is gaining momentum worldwide, Hong Kong lags behind The time children spend on screens creates friction at home, accounting for 85.5 per cent of family disputes. Governments must look into whether they are adequately protecting children from screen time addiction – the bread and butter of social media platforms – or if parents are being left to their own devices. I have my doubts that this is because Meta cares about our children. While a b
Opinion | Hongkong Post should focus on public service, not profit (opens the original)
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The traditional self-funding operating model is no longer viable in an increasingly competitive e-commerce market The crisis facing the city’s postal service has been a long time coming – snail mail has been slowing for postal services worldwide for decades, forcing changes to ensure survival. That has included axing jobs and rethinking the purpose they serve in the 21st century. One of the most drastic moves came from Denmark where PostNord ended its letter delivery service at the end of 2025 t
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