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Ethnic minorities
Hong Kong's non-Chinese residents are a diverse and multi-cultural community that contribute to the city's growth and success.
Hong Kong’s ethnic minority students like Manaal Khan conquered language barriers and the DSE exams with grit and AI. Photo: Jelly Tse
Education

Ethnic minority students overcome language barriers to achieve academic success

16 Jul 2026
Cheryl Wong Lok-ching champions the integration of ethnic minority groups in Hong Kong, bridging language barriers and fostering inclusivity through volunteer work. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong

SOTY 24/25: Community Contributor finalist bridges Hong Kong’s language gaps

04 Jun 2026
The research team from the University of Hong Kong poses with members of the Equal Opportunities Commission. The team recently released findings from their study aimed at improving the social wellbeing of ethnic minorities in Hong Kong. Photo: Jelly Tse
Society

Hong Kong’s digital divide: AI could bridge language barriers, experts say

09 Apr 2026
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A Dalit family at their home in Simikot, Nepal. Nearly 42 per cent of Dalits in the country live below the poverty line. Photo: AFP
Asia

Nepal apologises to ‘untouchable’ Dalits for first time

02 Apr 2026
Filipino domestic worker Jonalyn Duran, 47, has been staying at Bethune House’s shelter after her dismissal on January 9. Photo: Kelly Fung
Society

After surviving Tai Po fire, 7 domestic workers laid off, relying on NGOs

18 Jan 2026
One reader explains why racism is so pervasive in Hong Kong. Photo: Shutterstock
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Your Voice: Battling racism, safety concerns and the food waste issue

10 Jan 2026
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Indonesian domestic helpers affected by the Wang Fuk Court fire have received supplies from six NGOs. Photo: Themis Chen
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After Hong Kong fire, domestic workers face next battle: job insecurity

29 Dec 2025
Members of Funjabi compete in the International Bhangra Competition, held in Hong Kong in August. Photo: Handout
Culture

Funjabi spreads the joy of traditional Punjabi dance in Hong Kong

09 Nov 2025
Discover how African cuisine in Hong Kong is fostering cultural connections and breaking stereotypes through food, community, and shared experiences. Photo: Facebook/Africa Centre Hong Kong
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Uniting tastes and cultures: Ghana Locals pioneers African cuisine in Hong Kong

04 Oct 2025
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Discover how African cuisine in Hong Kong is fostering cultural connections and breaking stereotypes through food, community, and shared experiences. Photo: Facebook/Africa Centre Hong Kong
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African cuisine and community in Hong Kong

04 Oct 2025
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