According to the latest EPD figure, the amount of waste per person disposed daily keeps increasing, which is the worst in a decade. The EPD announced waste-charging legislation should be enacted as soon as possible to help reduce waste generation. The ...
STEM education is now the new trend. EDB has put resources to encourage schools to launch this program in order to train the communicating thinking of students. What problems do the teachers face under STEM education? And what the students need to equi...
Big Data, massive gathering and analyzing of data in real time, allows us addressing some of humanity biggest challenges. This documentary captures the promise and peril of this extraordinary knowledge
The Government has permitted foreign domestic helpers to work in Hong Kong since the 1970's to meet the shortage of local full-time live-in domestic helpers. Currently, there are over 350 000 foreign domestic helpers in Hong Kong, assisting over 280 00...
According to the media, Xiao Jianhua, the founder of a financial group named Tomorrow Holdings, was suspected to be abducted by the Chinese authorities.
The incident happened a year after the disappearance of five missing booksellers in Hong Kong.
Food is always an important item in celebrating the New Year’s ... perhaps more so in Hong Kong than anywhere else. Hawkers of culinary delights are by and large welcome in most grassroots communities, but what do the authorities think?
Residential flats in Hong Kong seem to be getting smaller and smaller. Many of them are designed to be studio flats. Though expensive, they are in great demand.
There is no lack of human rights lawyers and advocates in China, but as the crackdown on the 9th of July last year showed, challenging the authorities is a risky proposition.
There’s good news to report about life in Hong Kong. Home Owners Corporations of a number of housing estates seem to be improving in accordance with the principles of democracy.
Producer: Fanny Kwan
22 min
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Since its premiere on March 5, 1978, Hong Kong Connection has remained steadfast to its founding mission: to speak truth with conviction and investigate matters vital to our community.
For over four decades, our team has served as society's mirror - fearlessly examining pressing issues across politics, housing, healthcare, social welfare, education, environment and other domains of public concern.
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(The English content is translated from the original Chinese version of the day's program.)