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      <description>The government is in a bind. On October 30, the Federation of Gay Games selected Hong Kong to host in 2022. The organisers of Hong Kong’s successful bid beat Washington and Guadalajara to win the event.
The Hong Kong team sweated blood to achieve this, against the backdrop of an official indifference that masked hostility.
In Washington and Mexico’s Guadalajara, the city mayors turned out to welcome the visiting inspectors from the Gay Games, pledging facilities, money and public support.
Not so...</description>
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      <title>Gay Games 2022 will see Hong Kong values put to the test</title>
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      <description>Shanghai Grand: Forbidden Love and International Intrigue in a Doomed World
by Taras Grescoe
St Martin’s Press
Shanghai in the late 1930s perhaps comes closest to the sci-fi dystopias beloved of Hollywood, full of gilded, sophisticated inhabitants cut off from wasted badlands, served by an abject underclass living as far from the light of day as it does from the consciousness of its masters.
Inside the self-policed boundaries of Shanghai’s International Settlement and its French Concession lay...</description>
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      <title>Book review: Shanghai Grand – a doomed dystopia distilled in three characters</title>
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      <description>By signing international conventions on human rights, the government has accepted the  case for protecting the rights of all, including sexual minorities, against discrimination. Yet, it has enacted no  supporting legislation  due to, it says, a lack of consensus among Hong Kong people. But is the prejudice more easily found within official ranks?
 The government's rejection of a transgender person's application to marry made this plain. The woman, W, took the government  to court but the High...</description>
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