Go back to "Newsletters" Main Page Issue 251（July, 2010）~~ Whose loss? （Sandy Wong） Issue 250（May, 2010） Democracy and Constitutional Development in Hong Kong （Dr. Lee Man-yee Karen） Issue 249（March, 2010） Who Moved Chen Xiao Qing’s Water？ A Journey Into Water Equity at the Headwaters of the Water We Drink （Tai Sau Wai） Issue 248（January, 2010） Strict Control is Never the Answer（Sandy WONG） Issue 247（November, 2009） Whose Minimum Wage? How to Decide the Minimum Wage? （Mary Mee-Yin YUEN） Issue 246（September, 2009） Uighurs in Xinjiang A Critical Inquiry into Chinese Ethno-Religious Policy （KUNG LAP-YAN） Issue 245（July, 2009） Negotiable Space on the Green Dam Issue（Sandy WONG） Issue 244（May, 2009） Civil Society and Democratization in China: Focusing on the Rights Defense Movement and Cyberspace （Helena WONG Pik-wan） Issue 243（March, 2009） The Studies of Civil Society in Contemporary China:Christian Reflections （LAW Wing Leung） Issue 242（January, 2009） The Studies of Civil Society in Contemporary China（LAW Wing Leung） Issue 241（November, 2008） Show Me Respect, Don't Show Me the Money: A Study of “Urban Mud Larks” in Hong Kong（Mark Li） Issue 240（September, 2008） Tainted Milk Recall Demands Inter/national Accountability （Jason Kin-wai TOO） Issue 239（Augusts, 2008） Struggle of Hong Kong Migrant Workers against the Levy Bear Fruit. But Struggle Continues!（Edwina Antonio-Santoyo） Issue 238（July, 2008） The Passage of Hong Kong's Race Discrimination Ordinance - A Cause for Celebration? （Devi Novianti） Issue 237（June, 2008） Showcase of Political Participation by Few : Political Appointment without Accountability （Jason Kin-wai TOO） Issue 236（May, 2008） A Tale of Two Disasters: Beyond Non-interference and Diplomatic Niceties （Bruce van Voorhis） Issue 235（April, 2008） For Your Own Good: What is Wrong with the Healthcare Reform Consultation Document?（Dr. SHAE Wan-chaw） Issue 234（March, 2008） Leaving Wealth with the “Rich”: A Budget for the “Poor”? （Jason Kin-wai TOO） Issue 233（February, 2008） An Unfortunate Truth: Abuse of Police Power and Prejudice Against Sex Workers （Celeste Baldassare） Issue 232（January, 2008） To Justify the Unjustifiable:The Educational Effects of the Race Discrimination Bill （Colours in Peace） Issue 231（December, 2007） Building Cultural Metropolis and Citizenship? The West Kowloon Cultural District project in postcolonial Hong Kong （Stephen C.K. Chan） Issue 230（November, 2007） Urban “Renewal” – on People’s Right to the City （Lee Wai Yi） Book Release：One Country, Two Systems :A Ten-Year Experiment and Beyond 　 　　　　　　　（Edited By：Rose Wu） Issue 229（October, 2007） Self-initiated Movement: The Right of Abode Issue in Hong Kong （Jackie Hung Ling Yu）Translated by Lee Mun Yan Issue 228（September, 2007） An Audacious Act of Hopeless Metal Workers:An Economic Perspective on the Strike （Chan Ka Wai） Issue 227（August, 2007） CHRISTIAN ACTIVISM An Alternative Witness and New Visions to Transform Society （Rose Wu） My Farewell to HKCI （Rose Wu） FUTURE HKCI PUBLICATIION "One Country, Two Systems' : A Ten-Year Experiment and Beyond Issue 226（July, 2007） CHURCH-STATE RELATIONS Criticism and Communication Characterise Relaionship with the Government （Chan Shun-hing） The Chinese University Student Press Incident （Cho Man Kit） Issue 225（June, 2007） ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH Consumerism and Development at All Costs （Man Si-wai） Revelations from the Hong Kong Institute of Education Inquiry（Chan Sze-chai） Issue 224（May, 2007） LABOUR RIGHTS Free Market and Lack of Democracy Leave Workers Vulnerable （Elizabeth Tang） From Hong Kong to Manila - Experiential Learning Programme for Youth （Debby, Chan Sze-wan） Issue 223（April, 2007） EDUCATION REFORM Runaway Reforms Retard Education in Hong Kong （Ho Yuk-fan） Discrimination against Mainland Pregnant Women of Hong Kong Families （Rose Wu） Issue 222（March, 2007） ECONOMY AND POVERTY Poverty Grows with the Economy （Franklen Choi Kin-shing） A Sure-Win Election （Rose Wu） Issue 221（February, 2007） PRESS FREEDOM Self-Censorship Corrodes the Media and Society (Emily Lau Wai-hing) The Star Ferry Pier Preservation Protest（Lam Oi-wan） Issue 220（January, 2007） POLITICAL REFORM The Challenges of Hong Kong's March towards Democracy （Dr. Chan Ka-lok） Whose Interests Are Our Government Defending? （Rose Wu） Issue 219（December,2006） Another Thankless Policy Address （Rose Wu） A Thought on International Human Rights Days - The Double Discrimiation of Mainland Sex Workers （Rose Wu）   Issue 218（November,2006） Reorienting the Mission of Christian Organisations in Asia（Rose Wu）   Issue 217（October,2006） The Verdict of Patriotic Journalist Ching Cheong（Rose Wu） Weapons within Our Hearts (Mary Yuen Mee-yi) Prayer for the International Day of Prayer for Peace (Rose Wu)   Issue 216（September,2006） The Covert Surveillance Law and the Protection of Privacy (Rose Wu) Cry and Walk with Families of Political Killings in the Philippines (Debby Chan)   Issue 215 （August,2006） When and How Can Hong Kong Achieve Universal Suffrage? (Rose Wu) Rediscovering Multicultural Community (Jason Too Kin-wai)   Issue 214（July,2006） Justice and an Apology for the Right-of-Abode-Seekers (Rose Wu) Poverty in Hong Kong and Thailand (Debbie Chan)   Issue 213（June,2006） God or the Empire (Rose Wu) Hong Kong's New Cardinal - A Good Shepherd and Voice of Justice (Mary Mee-Yin Yuen)   Issue 212（May,2006） Concluding Observations of the Human Rights Committee on the Periodic Report of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Why I Take Part in the Global Hunger Strike Movement (Albert Ho Chun-yan)   Issue 211（April,2006） A Lenten Mediation: The City's Compassion for Asylum-Seekers (Rose Wu) Human Rights Violations during the Policing, Arrests, and Detentions during the WTO Protests in Hong Kong, December 2005 - A Summary of the Submission to the 86th Session of the U.N. Human Rights Committee (Hong Kong People's Alliance on the WTO and the Asian Human Rights Commission)   Issue 210（March,2006） The Cartoon Controversy: A Matter of Respect and Understanding (Rose Wu) Break the Silence of Sexual Violence (Linda Wong)   Issue 209（February,2006） God's Economy of Grace and Alternatives for the Poor (Rose Wu) Baptist University's Threat to Fire Academics Worrying Concern Group for Academic Freedom (Choi Po-king)   Issue 208（January,2006） A Victory of the People to Defend Democracy and Social Justice（Rose Wu） Challenges to Faith in Times of Globalisation (Ofelia Ortega)   Issue 207（December, 2005） Meeting Jesus in the Manger (Rose Wu) The Mission of the Church in the Midst of Globalisation (Mary Yuen Mee-yin)   Issue 206（November, 2005） Tsang's Policy Blueprint Fails to Address the Needs of Hong Kong's People (Rose Wu) Speak Truth to Power (Chan Ka-lok)   Issue 205 （October,2005） Democrats at the Crossroads (Rose Wu) A Thought on China's National Day - Economic Growth at the Expense of Ecological Destruction and Human Security (Rose Wu)   Issue 204 （September,2005） The Hope to Overcome Fear (Rose Wu) 1,000 Women for the Nobel Peace Prize 2005 (Chan Wai-fong)   Issue 203（August, 2005） Is Hong Kong's Freedom of Speech under Threat? (Rose Wu) Internship at HKCI - It Is So Good to Be Here (Phyllis Wong Mei-fung)   Issue 202 （July, 2005） From a Lonely Salesman to the Chief Executive of Hong Kong (Rose Wu) Ching Cheong Shall Not Be the New Victim of Press Freedom in China (Mak Yin-ting)   Issue 201 （June, 2005） 'Turn Fear into Love' - The First International Day against Homophobia (Rose Wu) Highest Court's Falun Gong Ruling Protects the Right to Demonstrate (Rose Wu)   Issue 200 （May, 2005） Beyond Nationalism - Overcoming the Violence in Ourselves (Rose Wu) The Myths and Reality of Hong Kong's Educational Reform (Man Si-wai)   Issue 199 （April, 2005） The Failure of Tung Chee-hwa and the Future of Hong Kong (Rose Wu) China's Anti-secession Law - A Step to Peace or War? (Rose Wu)   Issue 198 （March, 2005） The World Social Forum - An Image of Alternative Globalisation (Mung Siu-tat) The World Forum on Theology and Liberation (Rose Wu)   Issue 197 （February, 2005） Tsunami Reflection - We Are One Humanity (Rose Wu) Tsunami - Launching of Heaven on Earth (Rev. Dr. M. J. Joseph)   Issue 196 （January, 2005） People before Profit (Rose Wu) The Hunghom Peninsula Campaign - A New Page to Hong Kong's Social Movement (Chan Ka-wai)   Issue 195 （December, 2004） Christmas Message - Replacing Terror with Love and Hope (Rose Wu) Private Morals Defeat Public Morals in U.S. Election (Bruce Van Voorhis)   Issue 194（November, 2004） A Minimum Wage: All about Love and Justice (Rose Wu) Why I Chose to Be Ordained by BMCF (Selina Sun)   Issue 193 （October, 2004） The Legco Election and Hong Kong's Struggle for Democracy (Rose Wu)   Issue 192 （September, 2004） Unnecessary Use of the Law Threatens Press Freedom (Cheung Ping-ling) The 9/11 Question Still to Be Answered (Max Ediger)   Issue 191 （August, 2004） A March for Democracy and Hope (Rose Wu) Dialogue for Understanding (Jason Too Kin-Wai)   Issue 190 （July, 2004） Reprioritising Our Civic Education (Leung Yan-wing)   Issue 189 （June, 2004） A Theological Reflection on the June 4 Massacre - Inheriting Our Mothers' Strength to Resist Violence (Rose Wu)   Issue 188 （May, 2004） The Beginning of Beijing's Rule of Hong Kong (Rose Wu) A Tragic Lesson of Battering (Rose Wu)   Issue 187 （April, 2004） Beyond Election Politics (Rose Wu) From 'Winners-Take-All' to 'Work-Sharing' (Hui Po-keung)   Issue 186 （March, 2004） The Patriotism Debate and the Direction of Hong Kong's Civil Movement (Rose Wu) Epidemics of Bigotry (Man Si Wai)   Issue 185 （February, 2004） China Plants a Stop Sign on Hong Kong's Road to Democracy (Rose Wu)   Issue 184 （January, 2004） Christmas: Hunger for More or Hunger for Life? (Rose Wu) From Moments to Movement (Rose Wu)   Issue 183（December, 2003） Celebrating HKCI's 15th Anniversary   Issue 182 （November, 2003） Does Hong Kong Need a Superjail? (Tobias Brandner)   Issue 181 （October,2003） Same-Sex Marriage and Religious Tolerance (Roddy Shaw) The Challenge of Homosexuality for the Christian Community (Rose Wu)   Issue 180 （September, 2003） The Mythologisation of Hong Kong (Chan Sze-chi)   Issue 179 （August, 2003） Half a Million People Make a Turn in Hong Kong's History (Rose Wu)   Issue 178 （July, 2003） July 1: A Day to Defend Hong Kong's Freedom (Rose Wu) The Meaning of the July 1 Demonstration (Rose Wu)   Issue 177 （June, 2003） From June 4 to Article 23 (Rose Wu) 'Above All, We Are All Human' - The SARS Outbreak and the Chinese Government's Response (Chine Chan)   Issue 176 （May, 2003） What Have We Learned from the Deadly SARs Virus? (Rose Wu) Civic Power Lies in Our People's Ability to Reject the Plague within Us (Man Si-Wai)   Issue 175 （April, 2003） This War Is Wrong (David Gill) Where the Future Is:A Reflection on the 2003-2004 Budget (Kung Lap-yan)   Issue 174 （March, 2003） The Middle Class cum Middle-Aged Crisis (Joseph Kaung) Opposing the Enactment of Article 23 Legislation in Hong Kong (Rose Wu)   Issue 173 （Feburary, 2003） You Shall Not Oppress a Stranger - Say No to the Proposed Wage Cut on Foreign Domestic Workers (Rose Wu)   Issue 172 （January, 2003） Christmas Meditation - Conversion from a Persecuting Church to a Persecuted Church (Rose Wu) HKCI's Position on the SAR Government's 2003 Policy Address (Rose Wu)   Issue 171 （December, 2002） A Thought for Human Rights Day - We Are One Family (Rose Wu) The Joy and Necessity of Meeting People of Other Faiths - A Reflection on the Workshop on Religion and Peace (Rev. Fung Chi-wood)   Issue 170 （November, 2002） A Christian in Society: The Bishop Zen Model (Rev. John Gravley) WTO and Chinese Workers: A Rose with Thorns (Apo Leong)   Issue 169 （October,2002） Freedom of Conscience, Not National Security - Anti-Sedition Laws Threaten Hong Kong People's Freedom (Rose Wu)   Issue 168 （September, 2002） Education in Hong Kong: A Legacy of Elitism and Exclusion (Man Si-Wai) Homosexuals Deserve the Same Equal Rights as Heterosexuals (Rose Wu)

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