- Oct09
Letter To Hong Kong – Steadfastly Upholding the Conscience of the Education Sector
Letter To Hong Kong 1. During the past few months, the SAR Government was at a loss what to do with the crisis right before us. The bill to amend the Fugitive Offenders Ordinance, which should have been withdrawn as early as June, remained so......Read More - Sep27
【Hong Kong Economic Journal】MTR owes public an explanation over repeated station shutdowns
Despite Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor’s belated withdrawal of the extradition bill, the massive anti-government movement triggered by the legislative push has shown no signs of easing. Meanwhile, the police force is imposing restrictio...Read More - Sep12
【Hong Kong Economic Journal】Ensuring safe cross-border travel for teachers, students
Following the months-long anti-extradition bill movement, there had been plenty of chatter that some Hong Kong citizens were facing extra scrutiny when they were crossing the border and traveling to mainland China. According to discussions on online...Read More - Aug16
【Hong Kong Economic Journal】Exchanges between Hong Kong and US lawmakers
Given that Hong Kong is an international metropolis, members of our local business, political and education sectors have been engaged in frequent exchanges with overseas counterparts. And as a lawmaker, a regular part of my official duties is getting...Read More - Aug05
【Hong Kong Economic Journal】Let our schoolkids get proper breaks
With the summer holiday break, students finally get a chance to put down their books and start enjoying various extracurricular activities. It is a well-known fact that students in Hong Kong face tremendous pressure, with too much homework. Forced to...Read More