Letters | Hong Kong’s financial secretary must realise money can’t buy happiness

Not only does one survey show a weak correlation between economic growth and happiness, but researchers elsewhere have also found societies to be most unhappy during times of war and strife.

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Letters | Protests have ended Hongkongers’ ‘sheltered lives’

Humans naturally cling to stability, but the days of living, working and ignoring politics in Hong Kong are over.

Humans naturally cling to stability, but the days of living, working and ignoring politics in Hong Kong are over.

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Protests have ended Hongkongers’ ‘sheltered lives’
Letters | Hong Kong’s leaders, universities and police have been reasonable

The anti-mask law was rooted in a policing need and the police force has provided explanations for its more controversial actions. To protect politically neutral students, activism has no place on campuses.

The anti-mask law was rooted in a policing need and the police force has provided explanations for its more controversial actions. To protect politically neutral students, activism has no place on campuses.

10 Dec 2019 - 6:35AM03571EC5-13F4-4283-B996-99444BE88411
Hong Kong’s leaders, universities and police have been reasonable
Letters | Save all children from preventable death – and red tape

The government is strengthening the funding for treatment of rare diseases, but for at least one young patient help may come too late A five-year-old needs a cancer drug that cannot be subsidised, as it may take a up to a year to be registered in Hong Kong.

The government is strengthening the funding for treatment of rare diseases, but for at least one young patient help may come too late A five-year-old needs a cancer drug that cannot be subsidised, as it may take a up to a year to be registered in Hong Kong.

9 Dec 2019 - 7:15AM
Save all children from preventable death – and red tape
Letters | Blame Hong Kong’s education system for kids’ poor English

Even students from schools that have adopted English as the medium of instruction are not fluent in the language. The Education Bureau has failed to improve the status quo.

Even students from schools that have adopted English as the medium of instruction are not fluent in the language. The Education Bureau has failed to improve the status quo.

9 Dec 2019 - 6:40AM
Blame Hong Kong’s education system for kids’ poor English
Letters | The US isn’t the only one ‘selective’ about human rights
9 Dec 2019 - 3:00AM
9 Dec 2019 - 1:55AM
Why Xi Jinping need not fear Hong Kong’s democracy movement
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The one thing Carrie Lam can be proud of as chief executive
8 Dec 2019 - 8:30AM03571EC5-13F4-4283-B996-99444BE88411
Let protesters live with effects of the ‘democracy’ they seek
Letters | Why Hong Kong must seek the truth on protests, as London did

Apportioning blame should not be the most important item on the agenda; easing social tensions should.

Apportioning blame should not be the most important item on the agenda; easing social tensions should.

8 Dec 2019 - 8:00AM
Why Hong Kong must seek the truth on protests, as London did
8 Dec 2019 - 6:20PM
New district councillors must say no to white elephants
Letters | How Hong Kong protests have revolutionised campus norms

The protests shutdown was a chance for universities to explore different online platforms for teaching and learning, as well as for administrative paperwork. Authorities could rethink their standard on-site hours culture.

The protests shutdown was a chance for universities to explore different online platforms for teaching and learning, as well as for administrative paperwork. Authorities could rethink their standard on-site hours culture.

7 Dec 2019 - 1:00PM
How Hong Kong protests have revolutionised campus norms
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The people have spoken: where’s the need for more dialogue?
Letters | Protesters aim to goad China and topple the city government

Protesters’ violent tactics and refusal to compromise reflect their subversive, separatist aims. Their slogans of revolution are no joke, and further concessions must not be made.

Protesters’ violent tactics and refusal to compromise reflect their subversive, separatist aims. Their slogans of revolution are no joke, and further concessions must not be made.

7 Dec 2019 - 7:10AM03571EC5-13F4-4283-B996-99444BE88411
Protesters aim to goad China and topple the city government
Letters | Why Xi Jinping’s China will fail to shake the faith of Christians

China has rightly understood the transformative effect Christianity can have on a society, and the faith will prove its resilience in the face of persecution once again.

China has rightly understood the transformative effect Christianity can have on a society, and the faith will prove its resilience in the face of persecution once again.

7 Dec 2019 - 8:47AM03571EC5-13F4-4283-B996-99444BE88411
Why Xi Jinping’s China will fail to shake the faith of Christians
6 Dec 2019 - 8:35AM
Stride for Cure is off, but city can keep its spirit alive
Letters | Three things Hong Kong must do to survive a warming Earth

When global warming hits Hong Kong, deadly heatwaves will become more frequent; we will experience heavier rainfall yet remain water-stressed; food availability will decrease and prices will increase. Before this city becomes even less liveable, we must act.

When global warming hits Hong Kong, deadly heatwaves will become more frequent; we will experience heavier rainfall yet remain water-stressed; food availability will decrease and prices will increase. Before this city becomes even less liveable, we must act.

6 Dec 2019 - 8:00AM
Three things Hong Kong must do to survive a warming Earth
6 Dec 2019 - 7:10AM
Got a water seepage complaint? Help may be a while coming
6 Dec 2019 - 6:45AM
After the tears and fears: how the government can bring peace
Letters | Time for China to see the light on Hong Kong protests

The district council elections have made it impossible for Beijing to continue to pretend that the Hong Kong protests are just a public order issue. The unrest has political roots that must be addressed.

The district council elections have made it impossible for Beijing to continue to pretend that the Hong Kong protests are just a public order issue. The unrest has political roots that must be addressed.

6 Dec 2019 - 2:34AM03571EC5-13F4-4283-B996-99444BE88411
Time for China to see the light on Hong Kong protests