Disabled deserve ease of access to services.

Chris McMillan
Nov 20, 2024
1 min read

South China Morning Post

15th November 2024

Case of Hong Kong Paralympic champion Ho Yuen-kei, who was denied entry to a restaurant, highlights that much work needs to be done.

Tales of bad service experienced by disabled people are reminders of the inadequacies in fighting discrimination. A recent headline involving Paralympics gold medallist Ho Yuen-kei being denied entry to a restaurant shows there are still many barriers for the disabled in Hong Kong society.

https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/society/article/3285441/hong-kong-paralympic-gold-medallist-slams-restaurant-denying-entry-over-wheelchair

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