Hong Kong should adopt measures that better meet the needs of women and family development in its first five-year plan and take pragmatic steps to create a fair and inclusive society, the country’s top official on women’s affairs has said.
State Councillor Shen Yiqin made the remarks at the Hong Kong Family and Women Development Summit on Tuesday, when Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu also met her and pledged to advance work on family and women’s affairs and contribute more to national…
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