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Latest news and updates about diversity and inclusion in the Asia region, including topics such as gender equality, marriage equality, age and youth discrimination and LGBT+ issues.
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Hong Kong science and tech
Round table: what can women in STEM do to lead change?
PostMag hosted a discussion between 5 Hong Kong-based innovators blazing a trail: Florence Chan, Angela Wu, Wendy Lam, Gina Jiang and Megan Lam.
13 Mar 2025 - 3:36PM
Hong Kong
Engineer by training, brewer by profession – and she’s breaking barriers
11 Mar 2025 - 2:21PM
Old Hong Kong
Then & Now
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How Hong Kong led the way for women priests in the 1970s
9 Mar 2025 - 4:15PM
Hong Kong
This week in PostMag: 5 women leaders in STEM and a trip to Luang Prabang
We celebrate International Women’s Day this week with brilliant women innovating in science, an artist who uses AI in her work, and a beer brewer who started her own company at age 18.
14 Mar 2025 - 3:09PM
Women and gender
Letters
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Let’s build a Hong Kong where every woman has a chance to succeed
Readers discuss what Hong Kong must do on the road to gender equality, the barriers to fitness, and the disbanding of an NGO.
8 Mar 2025 - 11:30AM
Food and Drinks
Word on the StrEAT: 7 trailblazing women reshaping Hong Kong’s F&B scene
This International Women’s Day, female chefs and bartenders in Hong Kong share their journeys and advice for aspiring women in the F&B industry, highlighting resilience and mentorship.
10 Mar 2025 - 10:22AM
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Hong Kong economy
Opinion
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Having more women on boards makes business sense. Hong Kong gets it
In this increasingly complex world, it is vital for businesses to embrace gender diversity, and diversity more broadly, for long-term success.
8 Mar 2025 - 5:30AM
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Hong Kong stock market
Women hold 1 in 5 board seats in Hong Kong for first time: report
Significant disparities remain in senior-management representation and pay equity, reports show.
5 Mar 2025 - 7:30AM
Hong Kong culture
Opinion
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Like the US, Hong Kong’s challenge is to balance progressive ideals
As the US roils from a rollback in diversity policies, Hong Kong must beware of overcorrection in its patriotism push.
21 Feb 2025 - 9:30AM
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Food and Drinks
Dining in the dark in Hong Kong isn’t just about the food
Dans Le Noir’s pitch-black dinners guided by visually impaired staff take guests on a ‘gastronomic journey’ with lessons about diversity.
14 Feb 2025 - 12:45PM
Aviation
Stressed US aviation system in focus as crash investigators search for clues
Political pressure mounts in Washington to identify what failed, leading to deadliest American air disaster in decades.
1 Feb 2025 - 6:28AM
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Women and gender
Opinion
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China’s gender conversations must go offline to empower everyone
Much of China’s gender debate happens on online platforms that simply don’t offer the space and nuance needed for such a complex issue.
30 Jan 2025 - 12:09PM
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Fame and celebrity
Meet Robby Starbuck, the right-wing, anti-woke activist who took on Walmart
He claims that policies aiming to protect minority or marginalised groups are ‘evil’ and a ‘Trojan horse for pushing leftism’, and has successfully pressured major companies into reversing course.
22 Jan 2025 - 4:00AM
Britain
Opinion
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Elon Musk should know Britain has always been a nation of immigrants
The United Kingdom’s history and its immigration trends show a country where assimilation is still the general rule.
20 Jan 2025 - 2:13PM
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Women and gender
Editorial
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Women show worth on company boards
On the 50th anniversary of landmark UN conference, Hong Kong is making strides in greater female representation.
9 Jan 2025 - 6:45AM
United States
Opinion
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Why the H-1B visa has divided Trump supporters
Tensions within the president-elect’s coalition over high-skilled immigration are symptomatic of larger problems in the US economy.
6 Jan 2025 - 11:00AM
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Banking & finance
As Hong Kong rings in 2025, 85 firms miss cutoff to install women in boards
Number of listed firms with all-male boards fell to 3 per cent from 40 per cent when rule was first announced in 2022, HKEX data shows.
2 Jan 2025 - 8:45PM
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Classmates’ love dispels fears over Chinese girl with different coloured eyes
Acceptance of fellow pupils, teachers sees seven-year-old girl with rare eye condition blossom at school despite mother’s discrimination fears.
30 Dec 2024 - 11:20AM
Hong Kong society
Letters
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Let Christmas in Hong Kong be a season for inclusivity
Readers discuss how to make ethnic minorities feel more included, the fiscal impact of fare rises, a new tool for solving the MH370 mystery, and the lack of arts venues.
27 Dec 2024 - 11:30AM
Good Schools Guide
How Hong Kong schools are promoting cultural diversity and understanding
Initiatives like international weeks and overseas exchanges instil values of respect and empathy that prepare students for a global future.
17 Dec 2024 - 5:35PM
Fintech
Time running out for 250 Hong Kong-listed firms to get women on board: HKEX
At least 250 Hong Kong-listed companies do not have at least one woman on their boards despite the compliance deadline just a month away.
27 Nov 2024 - 7:30PM
Books and literature
Letters
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Multilingual writers enrich the world’s literary canon
Readers discuss the challenges and rewards of writing in a non-native language, the decline in student performance in Hong Kong and hiring civil servants with disabilities.
24 Nov 2024 - 11:30AM
Profile
How this organiser went from corporate DEI to planning music festivals
Nikki Davies tells PostMag about finding her niche in DEI in the corporate world before transferring her skill set to live music events.
15 Nov 2024 - 6:15AM
Hong Kong society
Elderly from Hong Kong ethnic minorities learn to cope with hurdles through arts
Expressive arts centre helps 300 from minority groups deal with emotional issues, including worries about death.
28 Oct 2024 - 11:36AM
Hong Kong society
Letters
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Better grasp of halal needs will boost Hong Kong’s tourism sector
Readers discuss improving Hong Kong’s allure for Muslim visitors, how the city can raise its English test scores, and the need for flexible work schedules in today’s job market.
20 Oct 2024 - 11:30AM
Hong Kong
Meet the women changing the face of Hong Kong’s construction industry
Once the sole preserve of men, the construction industry is welcoming ever more women bosses – PostMag meets the Hongkongers changing the game
14 Oct 2024 - 11:50AM
Racism and other prejudice
Opinion
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How best to respond to hatred? With reason and kindness
In the midst of tribal politics, communities can bridge divides and avoid the vicious cycle of violence and revenge – through dialogue.
13 Oct 2024 - 4:30PM
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Fame and celebrity
Meet Matt Walsh, who’s behind the controversial Am I Racist? mockumentary
Ben Shapiro’s The Daily Wire is behind this Borat-style documentary film that sees Walsh going undercover to explore the DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) industry.
4 Oct 2024 - 6:00PM
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