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Dog rescuers vow to microchip after charges, decry punishing ‘those trying to help’ (opens the original)
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Advocates urge comprehensive trap-neuter-return scheme after shelter founder charged over licence following fatal Yuen Long dog attack Hong Kong animal welfare activists say they will forge ahead with microchipping stray dogs despite the heightened legal risk after authorities charged an advocate who engaged in the practice during an investigation into the death of a cyclist. The advocates argued that charging dog rescuers was counterproductive and renewed their calls to implement a comprehensiv
Hong Kong’s animal welfare laws fail to meet modern demands, experts say (opens the original)
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Legal experts call for authorities to expedite long-delayed reforms after spate of dog attacks in recent months Hong Kong’s existing animal welfare laws are no longer “fit for purpose” to deal with issues around pet abandonment and strays, legal experts have said, urging authorities to expedite long-delayed reforms to the city’s ordinances following a spate of dog attacks. The calls echo comments by Secretary for Environment and Ecology Tse Chin-wan, who said on Wednesday that authorities would
14 key takeaways from John Lee’s policy address, Hong Kong’s first 5-year plan (opens the original)
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Chief executive lays out how the five-year plan will align the city more closely with the national development blueprint During his landmark speech on Wednesday, which ran just one minute shy of three hours, Lee laid out how the city’s first five-year plan would align the city more closely with the national development blueprint, while the policy address would serve as the “action agenda”. The five-year plan has set 22 major indicators, with 17 being anticipatory goals and five being binding tar
A year after equality bill is vetoed, LGBTQ Hongkongers still hope for change (opens the original)
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A year after Legco votes down bill protecting rights of same-sex couples, LGBTQ people remain in limbo as government mulls ‘administrative’ solution Yick was born and raised in Hong Kong before moving to Canada, where he eventually met and married his husband. They returned to the city together in 2013. “It would still have to go through all the courts, which was unnecessary, but once the decision was handed down, we saw the change,” he said. So when the Court of Final Appeal ruled in 2023 that
Hong Kong’s ethnic minority groups can play key role in belt and road, summit hears (opens the original)
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Speakers at Zubin Foundation summit highlight multicultural advantages of local youth in helping mainland Chinese firms expand overseas Hong Kong’s ethnic minority communities can leverage their multicultural backgrounds and language skills to play an “important role” in the city’s efforts to build ties with belt and road countries, the labour minister has said. Other speakers at the Zubin Foundation’s Ethnically Diverse Youth Leadership Summit on Saturday also highlighted the advantages these h
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