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Rhea Mogul
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Rhea is a Hong Kong-based journalist interested in gender issues and minority rights, whose work has appeared in a number of publications across Asia. She is also on the 2019 Diversity List: a list of ethnic minorities that are qualified to serve on Hong Kong government committees.
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Amoldeep Singh was inspired by his father, who played for the national team.
The HKU Space student balances studies with intense training.
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Canadian International School student Elio Kaczmarek has racked up more than 325,000 streams of his song 'Over and Over Again' on the music platform.
Why are so many of the city's institutions, such as the Star Ferry, and old buildings in the city green? Because it was cheap.
Musicians Jack Avery, Corbyn Besson, Jonah Marais, Daniel Seavey and Zach Herron joined forces to fill the hole left in people's hearts after One Direction split up.
Student of the Year finalists for the category gave their ideas about how to make technology work for citizens.
Loss of income due to the coronavirus pandemic means more families marrying off their daughters young, says the Zubin Foundation
The US singer-songwriter got her start with breakout hit ‘Sweet But Psycho’ and hasn’t looked back since
Gaurika Pant volunteers for the NGO Plastic Free Seas, cleaning up beaches and creating infographics on sustainable living.
Environmental organisation Plastics Free Seas noticed the appearance of the crumbly substance on a beach in Discovery Bay late last month.
Belinda Greer admitted to 'unconscious bias' after a student came forward claiming some teachers at KGV mocked Asian names and behaved inappropriately during uniform checks.
Only 25 of these open-air food stalls remain in the city, as the government stopped issuing new licenses in the 1950s and the owners of existing eateries are dying.
Parsi populations elsewhere are shrinking, but the community is thriving in Hong Kong, having grown by more than a third in four decades.
Malaysian medical student Ian Soh said he has a social responsibility to teach young people to take the coronavirus seriously
The shops are a place where you can sell goods or take out short-term loans using things like jewellery or gold as collateral
Chloe hopes to breakdown stereotypes and find a practical solution to help.
In a 2016 study by the Equal Opportunities Commission, 88 per cent of queer teenagers in the city say they have faced discrimination and hostile treatment from classmates and teachers.
Pupil complaints of racism and sexism at King George V School in Hong Kong will be handled at the highest level, Belinda Greer says.
Racist micro-aggressions were an ‘everyday’ occurrence for some at the school.
The letter said the school had belittled non-white cultures throughout her time there.
Mind HK and KELY Support Group join together to offer more resources for teens, giving tips for students, parents and teachers
Concerned about the environmental impact of pads and tampons, Sakshi makes reusable sanitary pads through her company, BamPads!
Vocational Training Council’s Pro-Act course on car maintenance is allowing teens realise their dreams
Temperature checks and social distancing measures await students as the return to school after months of online learning.
Lectures will continue to be held online and small group teaching may happen, if it follows coronavirus social-distancing guidelines
The two-day event will be streamed on social media starting from Saturday
