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Meet Hong Kong’s new lawmakers

Hong Kong elected a new term of its legislature in December under Beijing’s “patriots-only” political overhaul, with the the pro-establishment bloc sweeping all but one seat in the 90-strong Legislative Council amid a record low turnout. In this six-part series, the city’s novice lawmakers tell the Post their plans for the coming four years.

Updated: 22 Jan, 2022
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Hong Kong lawmaker mounts a comeback after his ousting as Law Society head

Ambrose Lam resigned as president of the legal body in 2014 after a no-confidence vote over his praise for the Communist Party, but now he says he stands by his past remarks.

21 Jan, 2022
Newly minted legislator Ambrose Lam has mounted a comeback after being ousted as head of the Law Society in 2014. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
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Hong Kong lawmaker representing mainland firms says sector ready to lend a hand

Erik Yim Kong, general manager of China Merchants Port, says state enterprises plan to take on a more active role in tackling the city’s housing and livelihood issues.

22 Jan, 2022
Newly-elected lawmaker Erik Yim says state-owned enterprises in Hong Kong are eager to help the government solve the city’s livelihood problems. Photo: Nora Tam