If more families treated domestic workers as friends, and not just employees of the family, it could be good for Hong Kong’s image in the long term. Photo: K.Y. Cheng
If more families treated domestic workers as friends, and not just employees of the family, it could be good for Hong Kong’s image in the long term. Photo: K.Y. Cheng
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Hong Kong should love its foreign domestic helpers, so they will love Hong Kong

Jason Hung says ethnic minorities’ quest to have their rights recognised in Hong Kong starts with Hongkongers ending their master-servant relationship with domestic helpers, and being more than just good bosses

Jason Hung
Jason Hung

Updated: 5:43pm, 6 Apr, 2018

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If more families treated domestic workers as friends, and not just employees of the family, it could be good for Hong Kong’s image in the long term. Photo: K.Y. Cheng
If more families treated domestic workers as friends, and not just employees of the family, it could be good for Hong Kong’s image in the long term. Photo: K.Y. Cheng
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