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Hong Kong Core Values Comes Into Sharp Focus In The Ongoing Debate about Refugees

Mar 30th, 2016 | Advocacy, Racism, Refugee Community, Rejection | Comment

Liberal Party Member Dominic Lee Tsz-King, Put up a Racist, Derogatory and highly discriminative banner on the refugee Community in Hong Kong.

Liberal Party’s Member Dominic Lee Tsz-King put up a racist, derogatory and highly discriminative banner on the refugee Community in Hong Kong.

Appreciation on behalf of Refugees in Hong Kong, I would like to extend our sincere thanks to Hong Kong Government for the protection and support given to individuals from the time of arrival and up to the moment. Though in some areas the government need to improve in that to meet daily life basic needs.

Due to gender issues, I would like to start with increasing of criminals in Hong Kong by a categorized group as refugees , this is being caused by people trying to find a way of self-sustenance on basic needs e.g. ; some guys sell drugs and being used by some of local people to carry on this business .

The question is where do refugees get drugs when they cannot go out of HK?

Women are being used by boyfriends to expand on this business in selling drugs.

Then at the end police catch and jail them.

The number of refugees in Hong Kong has increased considerably, this because the screening system [USM] has failed to identify and separate between the genuine refugees and the fake ones. Hong Kong being a signatory to the UN Torture Convention that it ratified in 1992, however it does not resettle refugees in its territory.

Refugee Union strives to unify all refugees in Hong Kong despite their differences in race, nationality and religion to achieve a harmonious society of just men and women.

Reasons Why Refugees Come to Hong Kong.

Running away from Wars

Political persecution

Religious persecution

Threats of Torture / Torture

Challenges Faced by Refugees in Hong Kong

Lack of Education Opportunities

Inadequate rental assistance from the Government.

Inadequate Utilities assistance.

Lack of enough Food to eat.

Lack of quality Medical care.

Slow Screening of Claims without defined time frame.