A Half-Hearted Measure to Save Pink Dolphins, UK Stays Silent after Pact with Beijing, and Bank Pulls Racist Domestic Helper Ad
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A Half-Hearted Measure to Save Pink Dolphins
Our take: The dolphins are screwed. This lame marine park won’t save them.
UK Stays Silent after Pact with Beijing
British Prime Minister David Cameron signed a $230 billion trade deal with Premier Li Keqiang in London last week. He also made no comment on the controversial white paper on “one country, two systems,” released by Beijing to clarify that Hong Kong’s autonomy is subject to the central government’s discretion. The Basic Law and the Sino-British Joint Declaration of 1984 state that Hong Kong is entitled to a high degree of autonomy. Veteran democratic politician Martin Lee Chu-ming called Cameron out as “very irresponsible” for staying silent. He urged the UK to not give up monitoring the Joint Declaration in favor of business interests.
Our take: Sucks, but can’t say we’re surprised.