Hong Kong’s future generations deserve a city that respects and loves them for who they are, irrespective of their origins or ability. Photo: Shutterstock
Opinion
Opinion
Hong Kong is failing to address the growing mental health crisis among its youth
- More than half of all secondary school students in Hong Kong have experienced depression, yet most are unlikely to seek help
- Improving services for individuals is vital, but only by addressing structural biases and stigmatisation can we get to the root of the mental illness epidemic
Hong Kong’s future generations deserve a city that respects and loves them for who they are, irrespective of their origins or ability. Photo: Shutterstock
