Agnes Chong

Agnes Chong graduated from the University of Leeds and the LSE, and has worked for development orgnisations in China and Thailand and an international law firm in Hong Kong, and is currently based in Beijing working for a multilateral agency.

Hong Kong marches for one person, one vote

On Sunday 4 December 2005, tens of thousands of protestors marched through the streets of Hong Kong demanding universal suffrage. While observers were quick to notice that the numbers were

By Agnes Chong

/ 8 Dec 2005

Chinese civil society comes of age

Chinas non-governmental organisations have come a long way in safeguarding their existence in society and in playing an important role in supporting the countrys economic development. For over

By Agnes Chong

/ 21 Sep 2005

Agnes Chong

Hong Kong marches for &#147;one person, one vote&#148;

Chinese civil society comes of age

Hong Kong marches for one person, one vote