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William Yiu
Correspondent, Hong Kong
William is a journalist with more than 15 years of experience who specialises in education. Prior to joining the Post in 2021, he worked at a number of radio stations and Chinese-language newspapers.
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Former pupils of Po Yan Oblate Primary School in Wong Tai Sin say they are poised to start raising cash to save school, but plan blocked by education chiefs.

Labour and welfare secretary Chris Sun says authorities will conduct inspections and issue warnings, with legal consequences next step for errant employers.

Concerns raised after three images on Instagram showed nearly 50 candidates and some teachers standing on the stage of school’s exam hall after sitting paper.

Christine Chu, 24, says Chinese University’s law school told her to use toilets for people with disabilities when she asked about using women’s facilities.