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Hong Kong’s elections and the democratic conundrum

Hong Kong’s elections and the democratic conundrum

Pro-democracy politicians won 388 of the 452 district council seats in Sunday’s Hong Kong district elections, compared with 59 for the pro-establishment camp. The remaining five seats went to independents. It is heartening to read the polling results. Some say it was a de facto referendum. The voice of the HK people is finally... 

Why I feel MOE has failed so thoroughly as educators

Why I feel MOE has failed so thoroughly as educators

I read MOE's clarifications regarding the recent incident where a school withheld a student’s original PSLE result slip due to arrears. It was mentioned that the outstanding amount of $156 were co-payment miscellaneous fees for 2 years and that the student (or her family) did not apply for any financial assistance. Most glaringly,... 

Are our opposition parties ready to unite as one cohesive alliance?

Are our opposition parties ready to unite as one cohesive alliance?

In a dialogue between transport minister Dr Lam Pin Min and PPP chief Goh Meng Seng on the petitions of riders of personal mobility devices, Dr Lam wrote in a FB post that a member of an opposition party “came to politicise the issue and stoke the emotions of those present.” That gave Pritam Singh the context of this comment:... 



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