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Hong Kong lawmaker Ray Chan Chi-chuen has said that his re-election in last weeks polls shows sexual orientation is not ‘box-office poison’

Pink Dot Hong Kong returns on the 25th of this month to show that “love wins.”

The longest standing lesbian and gay film festival in Asia, returns to delight Hong Kong audiences with LGBT films and short films from all over the world.

The poll was commissioned by Suen Yiu-tung, an assistant professor of gender studies at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

Investigations by South China Morning Post reveal transgender prisoners are considered mentally ill, denied hormones, and subject to abuse.

Alfred Chan, chair of the city’s Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC), made a public declaration in support of legislation to protect LGBT from discrimination.

Christian groups spoken out against a city lawmaker who has proposed including same-sex couples married overseas in the definition of 'relative'

Parental Rights Alliance say they are not discriminating, but that voters have a right to know which candidates supports the LGBT community.

Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) Chairperson Alfred Chan Cheung-ming attended an IDAHOT event in the city and said that consultation on legislation could begin in a years time

Attempts for discussion with the church by local LGBT group Rainbow Action are rebuffed, though the Diocese promises to consider LGBT matters