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Margaret Ng

Dismissive leadership is failing Hong Kong

Government has only itself to blame for crisis

A rising tide of nationalism raises uneasy questions

Pushing the boundaries

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Hong Kong lowers the bar on racial equality

A case of dangerous double standards

Delivering false hope for full democracy

On the edge

Our judiciary is paying the price for spy law

A by-election for the heart of Hong Kong

Democracy in action

Loaded questions

Will Hong Kong ever have democracy?

Safeguarding the equality of legal aid

Fudging the law of the land

Political interference

You can run, but you can't hide from democracy

The wrong attitude to 'progress'

Feeling the pressure

Legal chill from the north

Winning isn't everything

Judges' impartiality in the spotlight

The illusion of political advancement

Don't just give away our freedoms

Be positive about political parties

Carving out a better service

A party where everyone's invited

A clean slate to write on

A quest for local power

What's wrong with 2012?

March that will go down in history

The people deserve better

Our values are our strength

Backward in going forward

Be guided by the past

Looking back in anger on the rule of law

Time for the next test to begin

Villagers' elusive rights

Safeguard the legal role

Interesting detail, but few secrets revealed

The legal duty of Legco

Restrictions will clip Legco's wings

Ensuring equality

Slow road to censorship

Budget forgets few

Wrong way on Rights

Tung must help sell value of voting

Democrats the losers in Tung's game plan

We don't need Judge Pao here

Executive's cloak of legality

Decision that resonates

Setting a precedent in retrospect

Our freedoms must be writ large

Lead us to transparency

Legal vacuum looms in case of notaries public

A duty to support Legco

Doing justice to Hong Kong

Even race for top spot

Behind the olive branch

A system under attack

Time runs out for the judiciary

These men must guard our liberty

Tying the court's hands

Shutting out the opposition

It's time to build up the home base

Fear of democracy totally unfounded

Duty-bound to put opinions forward

Case of rough justice

Doubts about the Governor

Undermining the right to legal redress

The rocks that block the road to 1997

A woman's hardships

The way forward

These judgments finally fit the bill

No use crying over two-timing husbands

Why it's so easy to lose your faith in the law

How to escape betrayal with a sense of rumour

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