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Law Chi-kwong

HK people need better social welfare protection

Law Chi-kwong says progress has been made in health care, social security, education, housing and labour in the past 20 years, but the government faces a number of challenges to improve people’s livelihoods

Why it was ‘unfair’ to expect anything different from Chan’s budget

Permanent secretary for financial services and treasury Elizabeth Tse Man-yee (left), Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po, Secretary for the Financial Services and Treasury Chan Ka-keung and government economist Helen Chan present the Hong Kong 2017-18 budget. Photo: Xiaomei Chen

Moderates must come together to compromise on political reform

Unfortunately, a significant portion of people do not mind that the city is being driven into a cul-de-sac.

The key debate on constitutional reform today is still on the mechanism and procedure for electing the chief executive by universal suffrage.

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