In Hong Kong, there are about 250,000 Muslims, half of them are Indonesian domestic helpers and the rest are mainly South Asians and Hui Chinese. These Muslims have been living in
Hong Kong Racial Discrimination Description As an international city, multiculturalism do existed in Hong Kong. 6.5% of Hong Kong’s population is part of an ethnic minority, including Nepalese, Indian, Pakistani, and Filipino. But at the same time, racial discrimination in Hong Kong which has long been ignored is still prevalent in school, workplace and everywhere. The minority are difficult to bind in the Hong Kong culture and society. Hong Kong may not be as racist as suggested by the world map, made by The Washington Post, on racial tolerance published in 2015.
In Hong Kong this sign is viewed as something quotidian and straightforward, the use of Simple English gets the message across readers who graduated from different levels of education. However, imagine putting this sign 12,719 kilometers across the world in the United States, it will no longer be one of those ordinary signs that people look at and walk pass. Instead, it will be considered as one of those, “language errors” that gets on the headlines of The New York Times, being criticized and ridiculed. During the years, 1841 to 1997, Hong Kong was a colony of the British Empire. As a result, the official language of the British Empire 一 English, has been introduced to our Cantonese-speaking society.
Along with Mainland China, Hong Kong is being recognised as an international finance centre. This is because of its proximity to the mainland China which provides the organisations an ideal location. (Dean Stallard, 2016). Diversity spreads across all levels of organisations and is a fundamental concept in business. Companies in Hong Kong have done a dismal work when it comes to gender equality, with women representing only 9 percent of board positions on the Hang Seng Index (Fern Ngai, 2014).
Hong Kong had become the Pearl of the Orient for decades ago; the name comes from the scenery of Hong Kong and created by the tourist who had visited Hong Kong before. The great lifestyle and the natural beauty of the city have attracted tourist from different nations. People from around the world want to enjoy the unique culture and scenery, they try their best to visit the place and have fun there. The tourism helps develop the tourist industry, but the tourist industry in Hong Kong had facing a serious problem in recent years, that’s lack of visitors from other nations. The problem facing by Hong Kong tourist industry is the shortage of visitors.
Introduction Conflict in Hong Kong is easily to associate with the Hong Kong-Mainland conflict, it had aroused another related dispute of the representation of self-identification. The media in Hong Kong is playing an important role for the above issue as the majority of local were indoctrinated to exaggerate the conflict by the mass media from Hong Kong and the conflict was being escalated therefore. The conflict incidents in terms of behavior, language, and political were easily found in our everyday life. The media have an impact on the self-identification of Hong Kong people in some extent, based on the theory of cultural globalization, imagined communities, and also symbolic interaction. The following will discuss about the conflicts
In my opinion, same sex marriage should be legalised in Hong Kong because it can help promote social progress, and help improving Hong Kong’s social condition as a whole. Some opponents claimed that once same sex marriage is legalized, Hong Kong’s social security might be threatened. It is because same sex couples are unable to reproduce naturally, Hong Kong’s birth rate would be lowered after the legalization. Such changes in birth rate may also lead to an aging population, as well as shrinkage in labor force, disrupting Hong Kong’s social progress in the end. Yet, I personally do not agree with the claim.
Hong Kong has been characterized as a minority ever since it was a colony of Great Britain to where it 's at today. After two decades, China 's discrimination towards Hong Kong continues today, as a result of its historical colonization from Great Britain, political status ,and protests for independence. The historical colonization of Hong Kong plays a big role in the discrimination that people experience. During the Qing Dynasty, Chinese people dislike foreigners and all the ideas regarding them. The British wanted to trade with China ,but China refuse to trade with them because there was nothing that they produced that was useful for the Chinese.
world’s densest populations has become one of the hallmarks of Asian economic success. In the middle of the 20th century, the future for Hong Kong seemed dismal. Food and clean water were in short supply, jobless rates were high, and its growing population seemed unstoppable. However, rather than imposing population control measures on its citizens, the Hong Kong government realized that population equals potential. By providing the right conditions access to education, health care, food and water, and a realization that the best investment to be made was in its people Hong Kong created one of the most robust and thriving economies in the world today.
Furthermore, having more foreign judges in the courts may represent the strong international status in Hong Kong and its judiciary independence. Non-permanent judges involves