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Hong Kong Marriage Equality

Hong Kong Marriage Equality
Hong Kong Marriage Equality is a non-profit advocacy group, co-founded by Jerome Yau and Gigi Chao in 2019, based in Hong Kong. Its primary mission is to advance fair treatment for same-sex couples, eliminate discrimination, and promote LGBT+ equality within the region. The organisation actively campaigns for full marriage equality, engaging the public and criticising government proposals for same-sex partnerships that it deems too conservative or vague. It plays a significant role in advocating for comprehensive legal recognition and equal rights for same-sex relationships in Hong Kong.
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Letters | Hong Kong has what it takes to run a bigger tennis tournament

Readers discuss the possibility of a unified Hong Kong tennis open, how to improve the co-location arrangement for passengers, and a pragmatic approach to marriage equality.

Opinion | Hong Kong cannot afford to ignore civil rights of same-sex couples

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Exclusive | Hong Kong housing authorities quietly open door for same-sex couples

Lawmakers describe government’s response to top court ruling as ‘prudent approach’, but concern group calls for move to be publicly announced.

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