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After 17 years in the legislature, congress finally passes anti-discrimination bill.

Alfred Chan, chair of the city’s Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC), made a public declaration in support of legislation to protect LGBT from discrimination.

Increased international attention, partly due to upcoming 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, is accelerating acceptance of LGBT in the country

Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) Chairperson Alfred Chan Cheung-ming attended an IDAHOT event in the city and said that consultation on legislation could begin in a years time

Hong Kong employees of equality opportunities commission (EOC) worked on project to gauge public on same-sex marriage, while encouraging church members to lobby against

Wednesday (9 September) saw Thailand’s first discrimination laws specifically protecting ...

After Mayor's decision not to sign charter that protected rights of LGBTs, activists stage sit-in at Seoul City Hall

  Overseas talented workers are shying away from moving to Hong Kong because of the city’s lack of protection for LGBT people, says a senior British diplomat.

Nigel Collett, Fridae's Hong Kong correspondent, comments on the government's ruling on the marriage of Ms W, a male to female transgender person and the recently published Marriage (Amendment) Bill 2014. This article originally appeared in China Daily on March 10 2014.