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Carrie Lam should crack down on HK property speculators

Then chief executive hopeful Carrie Lam with Wong Kwun (left), chairman of the Federation of Public Housing Estates, in Kwun Tong on February 18. In her election platform, Lam pledged to improve access to housing, including for first-time homebuyers in the “sandwich class” who are ineligible for public housing. Photo: Edward Wong
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HK churches are reaching out to refugees, unlike Trump’s America

Children at a rally in support of World Refugee Day, in Central last June 20. Photo: Edward Wong
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Hong Kong must lead the fight against human trafficking, rather than just do the bare minimum

The group Asian Migrants' Coordinating Body led a protest earlier this year against modern-day slavery in Hong Kong. Photo: Felix Wong

Hong Kong has no refugee crisis, only a crisis of response

Now is the time for the government to review its refugee policies in the context of a wider perspective.
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Hong Kong’s chief executive doesn’t seem to understand that refugee lives matter, too

Nikhila Zara Begum, 4 years old and Rauf Muqsith, 2 years old protest with about 100 asylum seekers and refugees appeal to Legislative Council Social Welfare panel over improvement in screening mechanism; Legco Complex, Tamar. 13Jan14.
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