Nepali students let their T-shirts do the talking, as they seek to raise awareness on ethnic minority rights, in March 2014. Photo: Handout Nepali students let their T-shirts do the talking, as they seek to raise awareness on ethnic minority rights, in March 2014. Photo: Handout
Nepali students let their T-shirts do the talking, as they seek to raise awareness on ethnic minority rights, in March 2014. Photo: Handout
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Not Chinese skills, Hong Kong’s ethnic minority community is marginalised by the lack of a voice

Topic |   Ethnic minorities in Hong Kong
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Updated: 10:12pm, 9 Aug, 2018

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Nepali students let their T-shirts do the talking, as they seek to raise awareness on ethnic minority rights, in March 2014. Photo: Handout Nepali students let their T-shirts do the talking, as they seek to raise awareness on ethnic minority rights, in March 2014. Photo: Handout
Nepali students let their T-shirts do the talking, as they seek to raise awareness on ethnic minority rights, in March 2014. Photo: Handout
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