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LegCo Election 2025 HK & WWII HKSAR 25th Anniversary

Deepline | Ethnic minorities in HK: Voting for LegCo election is our responsibility HK is home to over 600,000 ethnic minorities, many of whom have long been rooted in the city, some even being second or third generation residents. With the Legislative Council (LegCo) election approaching, many ethnic minorities who have obtained permanent residency in Hong Kong have expressed considerable enthusiasm and interest in voting. Through interviews with HK permanent residents of Nepalese, Indian, and Turkish descent, we heard about this enthusiasm.

Deepline

2025.11.10 20:03

Deepline | Ethnic minorities in HK: Voting for LegCo election is our responsibility

Deepline | Ethnic minorities in HK: Voting for LegCo election is our responsibility

Watch This | Allan Zeman praises HK's new electoral system, urges non-Chinese voters to cast their ballots Known as the "Father of Lan Kwai Fong" and a long-time resident of Hong Kong, Allan Zeman is more than just a successful entrepreneur—he is also a registered voter and passionate supporter of civic participation. In a recent interview with DotDotNews, Zeman praised Hong Kong's improved electoral system, which he believes has significantly enhanced governance efficiency and prevented unnecessary internal strife.

LegCo Election 2025

2025.11.10 18:18

Watch This | Allan Zeman praises HK's new electoral system, urges non-Chinese voters to cast their ballots

Watch This | Allan Zeman praises HK's new electoral system, urges non-Chinese voters to cast their ballots

Deepline | Residents in Islands District speak out: Hopes for tourism development, better infrastructure in upcoming LegCo election The nomination period for the 2025 Legislative Council (LegCo) General Election has concluded, with election fervor intensifying. Ta Kung Pao reporters recently visited Cheung Chau and Lamma Island, where election posters adorned the piers and campaign materials were ubiquitous in streets, alleys, and markets. Residents of the Islands District are closely following the election, hoping to elect LegCo Members who prioritize the development of these islands.

Deepline

2025.11.07 20:39

Deepline | Residents in Islands District speak out: Hopes for tourism development, better infrastructure in upcoming LegCo election

Deepline | Residents in Islands District speak out: Hopes for tourism development, better infrastructure in upcoming LegCo election

(Connecting Dots) LegCo Election 2025 | What do foreigners think about voting? The nomination period for the 2025 LegCo Election ended yesterday (Nov. 6), with voting scheduled for Dec. 7. We took to the streets of Hong Kong and invited foreign travelers from around the world to share their perspectives on "voting."

LegCo Election 2025

2025.11.07 11:30

(Connecting Dots) LegCo Election 2025 | What do foreigners think about voting?

(Connecting Dots) LegCo Election 2025 | What do foreigners think about voting?

Deepline | Exercise your civic rights: Outreach efforts aim to get out ethnic minority vote for LegCo Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs of the HKSAR Government, Alice Mak, visited the LINK Centre, a support service centre for ethnic minorities in Kwai Chung, yesterday (Nov. 5). She urged the centre's staff, who are registered voters, and ethnic minorities to exercise their civic rights and fulfill their civic responsibilities by voting actively on the polling day of Dec. 7 to elect the new-term Legislative Council (LegCo) members.

Deepline

2025.11.06 16:45

Deepline | Exercise your civic rights: Outreach efforts aim to get out ethnic minority vote for LegCo

Deepline | Exercise your civic rights: Outreach efforts aim to get out ethnic minority vote for LegCo

Deepline | Ethnic minorities in HK: Voting for LegCo election is our responsibility

Deepline | Ethnic minorities in HK: Voting for LegCo election is our responsibility

Deepline | Ethnic minorities in HK: Voting for LegCo election is our responsibility HK is home to over 600,000 ethnic minorities, many of whom have long been rooted in the city, some even being second or third generation residents. With the Legislative Council (LegCo) election approaching, many ethnic minorities who have obtained permanent residency in Hong Kong have expressed considerable enthusiasm and interest in voting. Through interviews with HK permanent residents of Nepalese, Indian, and Turkish descent, we heard about this enthusiasm.

Deepline

2025.11.10 20:03

Watch This | Allan Zeman praises HK's new electoral system, urges non-Chinese voters to cast their ballots

Watch This | Allan Zeman praises HK's new electoral system, urges non-Chinese voters to cast their ballots

Watch This | Allan Zeman praises HK's new electoral system, urges non-Chinese voters to cast their ballots Known as the "Father of Lan Kwai Fong" and a long-time resident of Hong Kong, Allan Zeman is more than just a successful entrepreneur—he is also a registered voter and passionate supporter of civic participation. In a recent interview with DotDotNews, Zeman praised Hong Kong's improved electoral system, which he believes has significantly enhanced governance efficiency and prevented unnecessary internal strife.

LegCo Election 2025

2025.11.10 18:18

Deepline | Residents in Islands District speak out: Hopes for tourism development, better infrastructure in upcoming LegCo election

Deepline | Residents in Islands District speak out: Hopes for tourism development, better infrastructure in upcoming LegCo election

Deepline | Residents in Islands District speak out: Hopes for tourism development, better infrastructure in upcoming LegCo election The nomination period for the 2025 Legislative Council (LegCo) General Election has concluded, with election fervor intensifying. Ta Kung Pao reporters recently visited Cheung Chau and Lamma Island, where election posters adorned the piers and campaign materials were ubiquitous in streets, alleys, and markets. Residents of the Islands District are closely following the election, hoping to elect LegCo Members who prioritize the development of these islands.

Deepline

2025.11.07 20:39

(Connecting Dots) LegCo Election 2025 | What do foreigners think about voting?

(Connecting Dots) LegCo Election 2025 | What do foreigners think about voting?

(Connecting Dots) LegCo Election 2025 | What do foreigners think about voting? The nomination period for the 2025 LegCo Election ended yesterday (Nov. 6), with voting scheduled for Dec. 7. We took to the streets of Hong Kong and invited foreign travelers from around the world to share their perspectives on "voting."

LegCo Election 2025

2025.11.07 11:30

Deepline | Exercise your civic rights: Outreach efforts aim to get out ethnic minority vote for LegCo

Deepline | Exercise your civic rights: Outreach efforts aim to get out ethnic minority vote for LegCo

Deepline | Exercise your civic rights: Outreach efforts aim to get out ethnic minority vote for LegCo Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs of the HKSAR Government, Alice Mak, visited the LINK Centre, a support service centre for ethnic minorities in Kwai Chung, yesterday (Nov. 5). She urged the centre's staff, who are registered voters, and ethnic minorities to exercise their civic rights and fulfill their civic responsibilities by voting actively on the polling day of Dec. 7 to elect the new-term Legislative Council (LegCo) members.

Deepline

2025.11.06 16:45

Watch This | Voting with heart: Ethnic minorities stand up for HK

Watch This | Voting with heart: Ethnic minorities stand up for HK

Watch This | Voting with heart: Ethnic minorities stand up for HK In Hong Kong, a vibrant and inclusive international city, many non-Chinese residents have established deep roots—raising families, building careers, and making this city their home. For them, casting a vote in the Legislative Council (LegCo) election isn't just a civic duty—it's a heartfelt expression of belonging and hope for the city's future.

LegCo Election 2025

2025.11.06 14:10

LegCo Election 2025 | Exclusive interview with Ingrid Yeung: Establishing special teams to allocate resources, ensure smooth election day

LegCo Election 2025 | Exclusive interview with Ingrid Yeung: Establishing special teams to allocate resources, ensure smooth election day

LegCo Election 2025 | Exclusive interview with Ingrid Yeung: Establishing special teams to allocate resources, ensure smooth election day The Civil Service Bureau has taken the lead in forming a dedicated task force to comprehensively coordinate election promotion and mobilization efforts across the civil service team, ensuring the smooth conduct of the upcoming Legislative Council election on Dec. 7.

LegCo Election 2025

2025.11.06 13:00

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