On this year’s Mental Health Day, we discuss the psychological fallout of the Covid-19 pandemic with local residents and experts.
We talk to transgender advocates about the evolution of non-binary pronouns in mainland China and Hong Kong.
Following discrimination, harassment and abuse, LGBT+ individuals may cope with psychological trauma for years, if not the rest of their lives.
A pathway to earn a bachelor’s degree in social work at the University of Saint Joseph, the Prison Outreach Programme provides much-needed motivation and support for inmates who want to start fresh.
When thousands fled the war in Vietnam four decades ago, Macao’s refugee camps proved that resettlement can be humane.
Ambitious and far-reaching, the Macau Cybersecurity Law (MCSL) offers us much potential for the future. But it requires strong leadership now to reach its full impact.
This International Women’s Day 2021, we celebrate three women in Macao who smashed glass ceilings in aviation, banking and construction. They share their personal stories, challenges and advice for ambitious young women.
Macao is the world’s fifth-largest importer of shark fin in the world. We talk to conservationists to understand what’s driving demand – and why it needs to change.
Experts say a shrivelling job market coupled with a restrictive new work permit law poses hardships for the city’s ‘blue card’ migrant workers.
With ongoing industry developments, major real estate projects and smoother immigration, Hengqin has attracted a stream of investment interest from Macao residents. But it could be five to 10 years before the island delivers returns.
The Greater Bay Area of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao is a regional integration process that will lead to the formation of a world class megapolis integrated in China’s national development strategy.
Wong Kin Hong, a track and field player who has been diagnosed with a moderate intellectual disability, rushes to the
Looking for locally made face coverings? These ‘Made in Macao’ brands are leading the city’s fight against Covid-19 with functional and fashionable facemasks.
From the promotion of Mandarin as an educational medium to the influx of mainland Chinese tourists and migrants, we contemplate the future of Macao’s Cantonese dialect.
Tragedy has a way of bringing a community together or pulling them apart. In Macao, we meet a group of young people who have gone above and beyond to serve their community in unexpected, inspiring ways.
In 1987, single-engine Sagres and its crew completed the first aerial journey from Lisbon to Macao and became the first plane to land in the city. Today, the plane is parked in Coloane – a testament to this historic adventure.
