Letter To Hong Kong RTHK.HK

September commemorates Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month – I am grateful to be here today to talk about an issue that is the driving force behind the Karen Leung Foundation, and the work I and the team does day in and day out since 2013. 

The Kare...

Almost a year and a half has passed since the pandemic started, we are still surviving.

This is definitely not easy. There is virtually no night life in Hong Kong as known a city never sleeps. The last two years have been hard for all the industries e...

Dear D and Mother,

So much has happened in Hong Kong since you left us in April 2016 and November 2017. Suffice to say, after some unprecedented challenges to the way of life as you knew it, Hong Kong has returned to stability and should be back on ...

 
Dear fellow Hongkongers,
 
The Equal Opportunities Commission was established in 1996 with the vision to create a pluralistic and inclusive society free from discrimination.
 
As we celebrate our 25th anniversary this year, allow me to invite you on...

Hi Matthew, how are things in Toronto? I heard that the epidemic is still pretty scary down there.  Be healthy and safe and stick with hand washing, safe distancing, and masking. Say hello to my daughter-in-law and my grandson and I hope to see them s...

Just the other day, someone asked me a question many had asked before, “What is the biggest challenge to the success of One Country Two Systems?” The answer came to me almost instantly: without a doubt, lies and misinformation. You may ask, aren’t they...