Let Us Remind the Labour Party of the True Meaning of the Sino-British Joint Declaration
The recent initiative put forth by the Labour government to amend the extradition law is as misleading as the amendments made to Hong Kong’s Fugitive Offenders Ordinance back in 2019.…
Hong Kong’s Fate: A Story of Broken Promises and a Fight for Future
In recent times, I have been closely observing the trajectories of my legal counterparts in Hong Kong, a region that, despite witnessing some of its practitioners acquiring UK practising licences,…
Hong Kongers’ Quest for Equity in the UK: A Path Started Through Inquiry and Independent Thinking
During my journeys across diverse communities and interactions with individuals from myriad backgrounds, I have increasingly perceived a pervasive human tendency: “intellectual inertia.” In this era drowning in information, there…
BNO Equality Advocacy – Frequently Asked Questions on Achieving Rights & Justice
1. The Definition of Equality To understand the fallacies of equality thinking, it is first necessary to have a basic understanding of the definition of equality. Equality, in a broad…
The Path to BNO Equality: Navigating the Challenges of Public Quality
Having recently engaged in the BNO equality advocacy, I have been profoundly affected by the process, which encompassed a spectrum of activities from meticulous flyer design to the diverse public…
The imbalance of justice fueled by resentment towards wealth marks the start of poverty
People frequently inquire about the distinctions between the legal frameworks of the United Kingdom and Hong Kong, given that Hong Kong has incorporated the British legal system, resulting in numerous…
The Evolving Language: A Reflection of Life’s Complexities
During the formative years of my education, I harboured a distinct lack of enthusiasm towards textbooks, perceiving them as emblematic of a rote learning paradigm that stifled genuine intellectual curiosity.…
Is the BNO visa deadline nearing? A warning from a tycoon’s aide and the suspicions concerning divorce cases
In stark contrast to my directness exhibited towards certain groups, I find myself compelled to tread with caution and select my words with deliberate care when composing this article; these…
Starting with Ronald Cheng’s Divorce -Family Court Doesn’t Judge Morality
In recent times, the media has extensively reported on the divorce of singer Ronald Cheng, leading netizens to humorously designate him as the “divorce spokesperson.” Concurrently, many internet users have…
Three Years in the UK- Contemplations on the Hong Kong Diaspora, Transitioning from “Limited” to “Unlimited”
The recent exhibition and seminar held on June 14th culminated in notable success, evoking within me a tempestuous amalgamation of emotions. These antecedent three years spent in the United Kingdom…















