The welcome-home ceremony for Hong Kong’s Paralympic delegation in Ma On Shan Sports Centre on October 18. Beyond the fanfare, Hong Kong must commit to advancing the rights and well-being of its disabled citizens. Photo: Felix Wong
Opinion
Opinion
Reform Hong Kong’s laws to accommodate our disabled at work and elsewhere
- As poverty and job challenges grow, Hong Kong should change its laws so workplaces and other important areas in society provide reasonable accommodation for disabled people – a change that need neither be costly nor burdensome
The welcome-home ceremony for Hong Kong’s Paralympic delegation in Ma On Shan Sports Centre on October 18. Beyond the fanfare, Hong Kong must commit to advancing the rights and well-being of its disabled citizens. Photo: Felix Wong
