LGBT Rights In Hong Kong: A Personal Story

Angus Leung and Scott Adams discuss their personal journey through the Courts that has resulted in progress for same-sex couples for the recognition of spousal benefits within the civil service and the right to jointly file tax returns.
Two brave and selfless individuals who have pushed their personal fight for civil rights to the forefront in order to achieve more rights that the whole LGBT community in Hong Kong can now benefit from.
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梁鎮罡和伴侶Scott Adams討論了他們在法院的爭取平權的經歷，這為同志爭取公務員制度中的配偶福利和合併報稅方面取得了重大進展，兩位的努力不懈讓整個香港的同志社區都可以從中受益。
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[@leeandrew8987]

I moved to Britain in 2019 from Hong Kong and some of my family member's have been in Britain for over 30 years and have a business in Manchester

[@HugillandIpSolicitors]

Hi Andrew - did you move to the UK because of better LGBTQ rights protection? It would be interesting to hear more about your life story.

[@LoLoChu]

One Wife One Husband!

[@Greggory1987]

Congrats gentlemen! Very inspirational to be sure.

[@HugillandIpSolicitors]

Thanks so much!

[@Greggory1987]

@@HugillandIpSolicitors My pleasure!

[@noticableout143]

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[@Greggory1987]

@@noticableout143 Not sure what this video is about. It's nothing to do with LGBT rights in HK.

[@Dreamer10888]

@@HugillandIpSolicitors I really hope the government will continue to accept homosexuality

[@chocolatejellybean2820]

Meanwhile in Singapore all they can do is try not to arrest gay men.