HKSAR citizens irregard of their cultural background or ethnicity, most of them are law abiding. Many minority groups also serve in law enforcement (see below) and contribute to HK like any other citizen does. HK society should protect civil rights of all citizens, punish law offenders but without stereotyping any specific group.
Its not your fault.just prosecute and send them back or in jail.
HKSAR citizens irregard of their cultural background or ethnicity, most of them are law abiding. Many minority groups also serve in law enforcement (see below) and contribute to HK like any other citizen does. HK society should protect civil rights of all citizens, punish law offenders but without stereotyping any specific group.
HK police's Project Gemstone helps ethnic minorities learn Cantonese and build careers
A special programme helps people from non-ethnically-Chinese communities find jobs in the city, and lead fulfilling lives
By Sebastien Raybaud with additional reporting by Heidi YeungApril 19, 2017
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Read the full article at http://yp.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/106066/look-project-gemstone-hong-kong’s-police-programme-ethnic-minorities
About foreigners, it's a separate issue. HK as a business hub should welcome anyone to stay as travelers, workers (with proper permit, HK suffers a shortage of labor in many lines of work), students or any other legit purposes. About taking in political refugees or asylum seekers, HK being a wealthy society, allocating some of its record breaking fiscal surpluses (+3.1% of GDP 2015, 12th highest in the world) for global humanitarian purpose is a noble act. But HK should face the fact that though this policy has benevolent intention, but it is often being abused in execution, I suggest loopholes in the execution must be amended.
Being part of the UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) led international effort to help political refugees, asylum seekers or torture claimants, Hong Kong is providing manpower and financial resources to help, but you are right that Hong Kong is already an overcrowded space. The problem is complicated.
I think you HK liberal government is going to get bit ten in the *** in the future. Europe, already having issues with asylum seekers. You guys are asking for trouble.
We signed this asylum treaty way before 1997, this was never our will to do it but by the Brits using our money. Beside the humanitarian reason, there are many voices in HK support to leave this treaty but our "liberal" Final Court and counsellors are strongly against it. This all start in 2004 by our Court decision to allow them (South Asian) to come in. Not to mention, there was a time when the HK government was about to deport those fake asylum seekers who are disqualified for the application , our "liberal" counsellors call for a court review to delay the deportation, since it will take at least a few years to finalize the decision. What I want to say is that was never our government fault, but a particular faction that wants to cause conflicts and instability in my city. Just like the Yellow umbrella movement in 2014.
