HONG KONG'S HOUSING has been in crisis for well over two decades, and so it remains today. There are people living in cubicles, bedspace apartments and cages, sharing toilet and washing facilities with dozens of other people. This is an outrage and an affront to society as a whole. It should not be tolerated in…
A decision to use a section of Hong Kong's best-known golf course for much-needed public housing became a major controversy. The necessary environmental impact assessment was misunderstood as a referendum on the public housing project, leading to widespread confusion, reports retired judge Henry Litton.
The government’s proposal to take over a portion of the Fanling…
