Gayby Baby: Hong Kong Premiere
Registration, Networking and Light Refreshments[a] 6.15 – 6.30pm
6.30 – 6.40pm
Welcome Remarks and Opening of Asia-Pacific Rainbow Family Forum

Speakers:
David Aughey[b][c], Head of Legal, Asia-Pacific at Bloomberg LP.

The Honourable Michael Kirby AC CMG (Video Address)

Damien Dunn, Consul, Australian[d] Consul-General, Hong Kong

6.40 – 8.05pm
Screening of Gayby Baby Documentary: Hong Kong Premiere
Gayby Baby is an Australian documentary about the experiences of kids with same-sex parents. Told from the perspective of the kids, Gayby Baby is an intimate and sometimes humorous account of four children and their families.

8.10 – 8.50pm
Panel Discussion – Gayby Babies in Asia-Pacific

Speakers:
Darcy Davison-Roberts, Assistant Solicitor at Daly & Associates

Aries Liu, Organiser 彩虹爱宝贝”Rainbow*Love*Babies”
Maivon Wahid Cpp (CIPD) Snr Analyst Digital & Strategic Transformation, Country Lead, ANZ Pride Network Fiji

Moderator:
Bess Hepworth, Founder, Planet Ally, Advisor, Being LGBTI and Asia-Pacific Transgender Network and Co-founder of the Asia-Pacific Rainbow Families Forum

8.55 – 9.00pm
Closing Remarks

Speakers:
Lilian Wu, Producer, Inside the Chinese Closet

Maria von Känel, IFED Founder & Coordinator
Friday 12th May 2017 Asia-Pacific Rainbow Families Forum
8.00-8.30am
Registration, Networking and Tea and Coffee
8.30 – 8.45am
Welcome Remarks and IFED Video[e]

Speakers:
David Aughey, Head of Legal, Asia-Pacific at Bloomberg LP

Bess Hepworth, Founder, Planet Ally, Advisor, Being LGBTI and Asia-Pacific Transgender Network and Co-founder of the Asia-Pacific Rainbow Families Forum

The Honourable Michael Kirby AC CMG (Video Address) [f]

Maria von Känel, IFED Founder & Coordinator
8.45 – 9.40am
Assisted Reproductive Technology in Asia-Pacific

Speakers:
Stephen Page, Partner, Harrington Family Lawyers, Chair, Surrogacy Australia Legal Committee

Dr Cecilia, Chan Hoi Yan, Assistant Professor, Dept of Social Work and Social Administration, University of Hong Kong.

Jacqui Tomlins, Rainbow Family and Australian Marriage Equality Campaigner

Video Link:
Dr. Sandy Chuan, San Diego Fertility Centre

Dr. Susanna J. Park, San Diego Fertility Centre

Richard ç, Founder Surrogacy with Confidence, Author of Our Journey, One Couple’s Guide to US Surrogacy

Moderator:
Marty Forth: Rainbow Families of Hong Kong, Coordinator
9.30- 9.45am
Rainbow Families and Human Rights

Speakers: (Video Address)
ProfessorEmeritus Vitit Muntarbhorn, the United Nations Independent Expert charged with investigating Violence and Discrimination based on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity.
9.40 – 10.25am
A Legislative Overview for Rainbow Families in Asia

Speakers
Ging Cristobal, Project Coordinator for Asia, OutRight International

Peter Fenyves, Will Writer, Professional Wills Ltd

Azan Marwah, Barrister / Mediator at Gilt Chambers

Stephen Page, Partner, Harrington Family Lawyers, Chair, Surrogacy Australia Legal Committee

Moderator:
Annemarie Evans, Broadcaster/Journalist, RTHK
10.25 – 10.30am
Hornet #WeAreOne Support Taiwan: Global Action for IDAHOT

Speakers:
Bess Hepworth, Founder, Planet Ally, Advisor, Being LGBTI and Asia-Pacific Transgender Network and Co-founder of the Asia-Pacific Rainbow Families Forum

Maivon Wahid Cpp (CIPD) Snr Analyst Digital & Strategic Transformation, Country Lead, ANZ Pride Network Fiji
10.30 – 10.45am
Coffee and Networking Break
10.45 – 10.55am
Rainbow Families Country Profile:[v] Japan

Speakers:
Hal Ono, Founder & Coordinator for Nijiiro-Kazoku (Rainbow Family Japan)

Kumiko Matsumoto, Nijiiro-Kazoku (Rainbow Family Japan)
10.55 – 11.05am
Rainbow Families Country Profile: Thailand

Speaker:
Matcha Phorn-in, Director, Sangsan Anakot Yawachon Development Project
11.05 – 11.15am
Rainbow Families Country Profile: Philippines

Speaker:
Ging Cristobal, Project Coordinator for Asia, OutRight International
11.15 – 12.00pm
Asia-Pacific Travel and Safe Spaces for Rainbow Families

Speakers:
Ging Cristobal, Project Coordinator for Asia, OutRight International

Darcy Davison-Roberts, Assistant Solicitor at Daly & Associates

Sachi Qin, Director Director of TaTa-Les Support, China

Maivon Wahid Cpp (CIPD) Snr Analyst Digital & Strategic Transformation, Country Lead, ANZ Pride
Network Fiji

Moderator:
Marion McDonald, Chief Strategy Officer, Asia Pacific Region, Ogilvy Public Relations, Founder, Ogilvy Pride Hong Kong
12.00 – 12.30pm
Rainbow Families Country Profile: Hong Kong and China[w]

Speakers:
Brian Leung, Campaign Manager, Big Love Alliance

Sachi Qin, Director Director of TaTa-Les Support, China
12.30 – 1.15pm
Lunch and Networking
1.15 – 2.00pm
The Kids Are More Than Alright

PFLAG Vietnam Video

Speakers:
Matcha Phorn-in, Director, Sangsan Anakot Yawachon Development Project

Kumiko, Nijiiro-Kazoku, (Rainbow Family Japan)

Tan Loke Khoon, Partner, Baker McKenzie

Jacqui Tomlins, Rainbow Family and Australian Marriage Equality Campaigner

Ricki-Lee Van Het Wout, Master of Architecture Student at The University of Hong Kong

Moderator:
Marty Forth: Rainbow Families of Hong Kong, Coordinator
2.00 – 2.45pm
Rainbow Families in the Eyes of Faith, Society and the Media

Speakers:
Annabelle Baker, ‎Director at LUSH Asia

Aries Liu, Organiser 彩虹爱宝贝(Rainbow*Love*Babies)

James Yang, Policy Analyst, UNDP, China, Being LGBTI in Asia

Pearl Wong, Executive Secretary, Queer Theology Academy

Moderator:
Bess Hepworth, Founder, Planet Ally, Advisor, Being LGBTI and Asia-Pacific Transgender Network and Co-founder of the Asia-Pacific Rainbow Families Forum
2.45 – 3.00pm
Closing Remarks and Rainbow Families Video

Speakers:
Bess Hepworth, Founder, Planet Ally, Advisor, Being LGBTI and Asia-Pacific Transgender Network and Co-founder of the Asia-Pacific Rainbow Families Forum
Maria von Känel, IFED Founder & Coordinator [ad] 3.00 – 3.15pm
Networking Break and Prepare for Closed Delegate Forums [ae] 3.15 – 4.00pm
Delegate Workshop: Closed Forum: APAC Rainbow Family Delegates
Mental Health and Well-being of Families with Same-sex/Diverse Parents
Facilitators:
Ging Cristobal, Project Coordinator for Asia, OutRight International
Maria von Känel, IFED Founder & Coordinator
4.00 – 4.45pm
Delegate Workshop: Closed Forum: Asia-Pacific Rainbow Family Delegates
Yogyakarta Principles (Principle 24), UPR Mechanisms and UN Definition of Families

Yogyakarta Principles: The Right to Found a Family
Everyone has the right to found a family, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. Families exist in diverse forms. No family may be subjected to discrimination on the basis of the sexual orientation or gender identity of any of its members.
More details: http://www.yogyakartaprinciples.org/principle-24/
UN Definition of Families
During the 31st session of the Council, the High Commissioner for Human Rights presented his report on the Protection of the family, recalling the lack “definition of the family under international human rights law” and the need to “recognize the diverse and changing forms of the family institution, in accordance with the different social, cultural and economic characteristics of every society; the promotion of equality between men and women; and the effective protection and promotion of the rights of women, children, persons with disabilities, older persons and any other family member, without distinctions. Moreover, ensuring universal access to sexual and reproductive health services, including family planning, should be an integral part of development efforts.”

The report notes that “international standards set forth at least two minimum conditions for the recognition and protection of families at the national level: first, the respect for the principle of equality and non-discrimination, including the equal treatment of women; and second, the effective guarantee of the best interest of the child”, adding that “the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights has called upon States to provide legal recognition of same-sex couples.”
Regarding children’s rights, the report highlights that “Children should be recognized as rights holders.” “International human rights law protects children from being discriminated against within the family on the basis of gender, disability, family status or any grounds.”
CRIN Child Rights International Network: These include entrenched conceptions of family and norms that are inconsistent with human rights and the principle of non­discrimination. Patriarchal family structures, for example, are known to solidify the cultural construction of gender and allow for gender ­based discrimination and violence against women and girls to endure. And a heteronormative conception of family fails to recognise the diversity of family structures and sexual orientations, which can result in the abandonment or abuse at the hands of family members of children who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender. https://www.crin.org/sites/default/files/crin_submission_protection_of_the_family.pdf
NELFA Network of European LGBTIQ* Families Associations: http://www.ohchr.org/Documents/HRBodies/HRCouncil/ProtectionFamily/CivilSociety/NetworkEuropeanLGTB.pdf
Facilitators:
Ging Cristobal, Project Coordinator for Asia, OutRight International
Jacqui Tomlins, Rainbow Family and Australian Marriage Equality Campaigner
Maria von Känel, IFED Founder & Coordinator
4.45 – 5.00pm
Plenary Reporting and Close of Delegate Workshops
Speakers:
Ging Cristobal, Project Coordinator for Asia, OutRight International
Jacqui Tomlins, Rainbow Family and Australian Marriage Equality Campaigner
Maria von Känel, IFED Founder & Coordinator
Friday 12th May 2017
Registration, Networking and Light Refreshments 6.30 – 6.55pm
7.00 – 7.15pm
Welcome Remarks and Recap of Asia-Pacific Rainbow Family Forum
Speaker:
Bess Hepworth, Founder, Planet Ally, Advisor, Being LGBTI and Asia-Pacific Transgender Network and Co-founder of the Asia-Pacific Rainbow Families Forum
7.15 – 8.30pm
Screening of Inside the Chinese Closet
8.30 – 9.15pm
Inside The Chinese Closet Panel Discussion
Speakers:
Mei Jie (Pu Chunmei), Subject of the documentary Inside the Chinese Closet, and a former Executive of PFLAG China
Aries Liu, Organiser 彩虹爱宝贝 (“Rainbow*Love*Babies”)
Lilian Wu, Producer, Inside the Chinese Closet
James Yang, Policy Analyst, UNDP China, Being LGBTI in Asia
Moderator:
Abby Lee, Co-Founder of Les Peches, Double Happiness and Co-Director of Pink Dot
9.25 – 9.25pm
PFLAG China – PFLAG Hong Kong Launch Announcement
Speakers:
Bess Hepworth, Founder, Planet Ally, Advisor, Being LGBTI and Asia-Pacific Transgender Network and Co-founder of the Asia-Pacific Rainbow Families Forum
Brian Leung, Campaign Manager, Big Love Alliance
9.25 – 9.30pm
Closing Remarks
Speakers:
Bess Hepworth, Founder, Planet Ally, Advisor, Being LGBTI and Asia-Pacific Transgender Network and Co-founder of the Asia-Pacific Rainbow Families Forum
Maria von Känel, IFED Founder & Coordinator

Event Organisers
Planet Ally
Planet Ally is a new global multimedia platform committed to LGBTI and ally travel information and advocacy. Planet Ally empowers LGBTI people and allies to make informed travel decisions.
We want to live on a planet of allies!
IFED
The first International Family Equality Day (IFED) was launched in 2012 as a sign of solidarity and pride to promote equality for all families. The 5th International Family Equality Day in 2016 was commemorated in 74 towns and 36 countries worldwide, whether on a smaller scale with picnics, gathering together, celebrating in safe spaces or with big public events. The Council of Europe recognises the IFED as an important tool to combat homophobia and transphobia and to promote a tolerant and cohesive society.

Download the OFFICIAL Press Release Asia-Pacific Rainbow Families Forum

Pink Alliance, together with a number of organisations, such as Action Q, Amnesty International Hong Kong, Beyond the Boundary – Knowing and Concerns Intersex, China Study Society- University of Macau, Hong Kong Shue Yan University Student’s Union, Lingnan University Students’ Union, Queer Straight Alliance (QSA), Rainbow of Macau, Sex and Gender Concern Group- The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Baptist University Students’ Union and the Transgender Resource Center have started their IDAHOTI event this year on April 8th. Celebrations lasted almost 40 days this year and featured exhibitions and public events across the area.

The theme for this year’s IDAHOTI in Hong Kong was LGBTI Youth / Intersex hence the change of name to IDAHOTI

The ‘Growing Pains’ special exhibition took place in at least 6 colleges and other venues in Hong Kong and Macau and included talks and workshops about the issues facing young LGBTI people.

Dates for the exhibitions were as followed:

• 8th to 15th April: Chinese University of Hong Kong 香港中文大學
  • Exhibition
• 14th April: Chinese University of Hong Kong 香港中文大學
  • Sharing - Difference and Inclusion 座談會 – 差異與包容－性態與公民教育的思考
• 14th to 16th April: Hong Kong University 香港大學
  • Exhibition
• 15th April: University of Macau 澳門大學
  • Sharing: “How gays grew up?” 座談會 – 某同志知多少？
• 17th April: Hong Kong University 香港大學
  • Sharing - Being Intersex in Hong Kong 座談會 &  誰在害怕雙性人
• 17th April: University of Macau 澳門大學
  • Screening: a documentary about gay life 同志記錄片放映
• 20th to 24th April: Hong Kong Baptist University 香港浸會大學
  • Exhibition
• 20th to 26 April: University of Macau 澳門大學
  • Exhibition
• 21st April: FinS -Fruits in Suits, Hong Kong
  • Fundraising
• 21st to 24th April: Lingnan University 嶺南大學
  • Exhibition
• 27th to 29th April: Hong Kong Shue Yan University 香港樹仁大學
  • Exhibition
• 6th May: Volume: BEAT & Cafe Queen
  • “Sing For Diversity”- IDAHOT Karaoke Fundraiser
• 9th May: Les Peches
  • Fundraising
  • Party
• 10th to 17th May: Ox Warehouse (an art gallery in Macau) 牛房倉庫
  • Exhibition
• 17th May: Tsim Sha Tsui Ferry Pier (In front of the five flagpoles) 尖沙咀碼頭(五支旗竿前)
  • Exhibition/Free Hugs with Intersex & LGBTI people

At 7pm on May 17 the finale of the 40 days IDAHOTI events co-organized by 11 organizations included an exhibition of “Growing Pains” on the street of the city centre along with a Free Hugs with Intersex people.

Thank you for all volunteers and participates who join our Free Hugs on May 17 at TST piers making such evening a wonderful memories to close our 40 days campaign this year for IDAHOTI2015.

Watch this short video from the final action on the street:

You can follow the newest updates and discussions on IDAHOT Hong Kong, as well.

About Pink Alliance:

“The Pink Alliance (aka Tongzhi Community Joint Meeting or TCJM) aims to link tongzhi organizations operating in Hong Kong, so as to assist them in their work and to provide a network for information in both Chinese and English within the tongzhi community. We also research and campaign on issues of key importance. Tongzhi (同志), a Chinese phrase, is often translated as ‘comrade’, which refers to people of different sexual orientations and gender identities in the Chinese-speaking world. Whether through advocacy work or cultural activities, we aim to advance social recognition of tongzhi as valuable members of society.”

Find out more about them and their work on their website or Facebook page.

Additionally, the Women Coalition Hong Kong (WC HK) commemorated IDAHOT with a special event under the theme ‘LGBT victims of Domestic Violence need true protection’

Hong Kong saw a great variety of actions during the week around IDAHOT 2014. Organized by an alliance of four human rights organizations  (Pink Alliance, Pink Season 粉紅天, Amnesty International Hong Kong, and Transgender Resource Center), the IDAHOT-HK committee was set up to coordinate the 2014 IDAHOT-HK event series.

RainbowLaces social media campaign

The series kicked off with the #RainbowLaces social media campaign. During the first two weeks of May, Hong Kong’s twittersphere was blasted by the pictures of rainbow laces that the Committee produced and distributed to build awareness in the lead up to the Day. Under the theme of “Express yourself, express your rights, express your support!”, ANZ Bank sponsored the rainbow laces campaign.

Transgender Awareness Session

In partnership with Standard Chartered Bank, the series continued by hosting an Active Transgender Awareness Session on May 14th, as a way of putting specific emphasis on the importance of equal rights for transgender communities in Hong Kong.

Candlelight Vigil

The commemorations of IDAHOT 2014 continued further when the IDAHOT Candlelight Vigil took place on May 16th. At the vigil event, organisers screened a series of short videos and presented a panel discussion which shed light on stigma and discrimination, as experienced by LGBT individuals in Hong Kong and worldwide. Amongst the panelists were Geena Rocero, an American/Filipino trans supermodel who recently rose to fame by bravely sharing her coming out story via TEDTalk. Rocero spoke out on the need for expanded legal rights for all trans individuals.

Accompanying Rocero on the stage, Michael J. Morrill, Mr Gay Hong Kong 2013, also shared his experiences of the stigma he faced on a daily basis, as an openly HIV-positive gay man.

The event ended with the audience lighting up candles in remembrance of the victims of hate crimes from Hong Kong’s LGBT community, and from around the world.

The whole vigil event can be watched here:

Street Exhibition

On May 17 itself, a street exhibition showcasing the discrimination that LGBT people are facing internationally and locally was organized by Gay Harmony, Women’s Coalition of HKSAR and , and Rainbow Action. Aiming to raise awareness of the suffering of LGBT people, and to promote anti-discrimination legislation around sexual orientation and gender identity, the exhibition graced the pedestrian lanes of Great George Street at Causeway Bay, with art installations and performances. The organisers also held a ‘Domino down’ event – building a legislative Rainbow Road, where over 400 domino bricks (as a symbol of discrimination) were knocked down to show the six-color rainbow as a symbol of equality.

To mark IDAHOT in Hong Kong various groups (Pink Alliance, Pink Season 粉紅天, Amnesty International Hong Kong 國際特赦組織香港, and the 跨性別資源中心 Transgender Resource Center – TGR) will be coming together to present an ‘IDAHOT Event Series’.

Campaign Launch: April 5th via Press Release and participation in ‘Operation I’ Diversity Youth Conference by Rein Beau Group, Sha Tin College

The series will consist of the following events:

1. Les Peches Fundraising Night, Part put on by Les Peches Lesbian Group
2. Social Media Campaign: #RainbowLaces Launching April 5th (at ‘Operation I’). The campaign is designed for children and youth and was launched with the ‘Rein Beau’ student advocacy group at a local school
3. Active Transgender Awareness Session May 14th, hosted by Standard Chartered Bank (Please note this event will be by invitation only, but please contact them if you are interested)
4. Candlelight Vigil, Friday May 16th , Chater Gardens, 6.30pm -­ 8.30pm; Geena Rocero who is an amazing model and transgender activist and who recently rose to fame bravely sharing her TEDTalk to a standing ovation, will be the very special guest at the Vigil and will speak out on the need for expanded legal rights for all trans individuals living in Hong Kong. Dr York Chow, the Chairperson of the Equal Opportunities Commission will also attend the event and deliver a speech.
The event will start the screening of a series of short videos representing the challenges that LGBT individuals face in Hong Kong and the world including videos from a series produced in Hong Kong titles I AM ME.
Two MCs including Abby Lee, the renowned local lesbian activist and Reggie Ho the former chairperson of the Pink Alliance will discuss IDAHOT international theme – Freedom of Expression – and local theme:’Make the invisible – Visible They will also explain to the audience that the rainbow laces given to them can be used for the #RainbowLaces social media campaign sponsored by ANZ Bank titled: Express yourself, express your rights, express you support.
The ceremony will continue will the introduction of a series of short panel discussions around the following themes: LGBT in the Media, LGBT Stigma, LGBT Youth and Bullying and LGBT in the Workplace.
Acclaimed local LGBT entertainers Penny Salcedo and Rick Lau will perform at the event with the songs, ‘Reach for the Stars’ and ‘I am What I am,’ respectively.
The event will end by the audience lighting up candles in remembrance of the victims of homophobia, transphobia in Hong Kong and around the world.
5. IDAHOT HK Community Picnic , Sunday May 18th , 3pm at Cyberport Waterfront Park

With the series of events above, our friends in Hong Koing aims to be “Making the Invisible, visible!” by increasing the awareness of homophobia and transphobia existing in Hong Kong, making the connection to global homophobia and transphobia issues for solidarity and human rights actions, as well as promoting and empowering LGB and ally community to be ‘Transgender Allies.’

IDAHOT Hong Kong committee and partners have already kicked off their social media campaign. You can get live updates via @IDAHOTHK on Twitter or their Facebook page. You can also join them as a volunteer by joining their community & volunteer group.

Another great event will be organised by Gay Harmony, Women Coalition of HKSAR and Rainbow Action

The event is a street exhibition showing the discrimination that LGBT people are facing internationally and locally. The organisers would like to raise the awareness of the suffering of LGBT people, in order to fight for anti-discrimination legislation of sexual orientation. The event will be held on the streets of Hong Kong on May 17, 2014, with theme of “fight against discrimination, way to legislation”. There will be a rally with installations and art performances, showing the pedestrians the experience of LGBT people. The organisers also organised a Domino down, building a legislative Rainbow Road where over 400 domino bricks, as a symbol of discrimination, will be pulled down to show the six-color rainbow as a symbol of equality.

Beat off discrimination!
Fight for legislation!
Let’s make a change in 3 years!
Walking through the darkest tunnel brings you to the place full of discrimination. Can you imagine people being killed or put to jail just because of homosexuality?
Support LGBT. Support Anti-discrimination Legislation.
SHOW UP and show your support on May 17!!

The event will take place on May 17 at 2pm until 5pm at the Great George Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

For more details about the IDAHOT in Hong Kong please check the website or the Facebook page.

Sneak peak at the preparations for #rainbowlaces:

Hong Kong Rainbow Flashmob – IDAHO 2013 5.17全球彩虹快閃日－閃到來香港. The Global Rainbow Flashmob comes to Hong Kong ! May 17th, 14.30, Great George Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong. For more info see http://rainbowflash.org/hongkong/ and the facebook event page http://www.facebook.com/events/4351…

Please note these listings are select and ongoing. If your event is missing from this page or requires updating please email us at contact@dayagainsthomophobia.org.

Thank you, the IDAHO Committee team

Fighting ‘In.Justice’ – LGBT Rights Rally, May 12

An LGBT rights rally was also held for IDAHOT, on May 12 (Mother’s Day in Hong Kong). Organisers – the Hong Kong Pink Alliance together with Amnesty International HK – advised, in the lead-up to the event:

‘The theme this year is “In.Justice” , to reflect the lack of legal protection from discrimination for different sexual orientations and gender identities while such legislation is still distances away. At the rally, different sexual minorities organisations, through speeches or performances, will express their frustration and remember those who suffer along the way. Guests and performers include : Equal Opportunity Commission Chairman Mr. York Chow, Singer Anthony Wong, Boyband C-AllStar, Legislators “Slow Beat” Ray Chan and Claudia Mo.’

Promo Poster for the In.Justice Rally

For more information please see: http://www.tcjm.org/events/idahot-hk/idahot-hk-2013

‘The Global Rainbow Flashmob comes to Hong Kong!’ – Flashmob Action, May 17

A Global Rainbow Flashmob event took place on the afternoon of May 17 (a public holiday in Hong Kong), on Great George Street, Causeway Bay.

Rally was held on 12 May at Chater Garden, Central, Hong Kong. It had a turn out of 600 LGBT and allies. It was an important day because Cantopop star Anthony Wong (who had recently come out at his concert) sang to the audience. It was also supported by politicians from various political parties. More details of the program which included the presentation of the 2012 LGBT climate study here .

In addition, a coalition of activists in Hong Kong held a “Who Stole our LGBT Movement?” street forum to commemorate IDAHO 2012.

The forum featured discussions on the latest strategies for the LGBT movement in Hong Kong, an analysis of homophobia around world, and a review of the collaborations between LGBT organizations and civil society.

The forum, held on one of the busiest streets in Hong Kong, wound up with a fruitful discussion.