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A UK-based platform supporting British National (Overseas) visa holders is launching a campaign to lobby against London’s proposed immigration reforms, calling them unfair and a source of “acute anxiety” for the Hong Kong community in the country. The Sutton Hongkongers group said people who had moved to Britain from the city felt that the UK government was “moving the goalposts”, making its past pledges a “broken promise”. The platform, founded by Richard Choi Ka-yuen, a Liberal Democrat… Source link India News BNP Paribas adds a Navratna to its… Twitter's India policy head… 49-year-old Chinese citizen… Flight disruptions due to…
More than half of the children set to start Primary One at Hong Kong’s public or government-subvented schools in the next academic year have secured a place at their preferred institutions, the highest success rate in about 20 years. The Education Bureau revealed on Friday that 37,581 children had applied for discretionary places in government or aided primary schools this year for admission next September. Among them, 19,656, or 52.3 per cent, will receive a place in these schools – a record… Source link India News BNP Paribas adds a Navratna to its… Twitter's India policy head… 49-year-old Chinese…