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6 Voices Unheard: The Silent Struggles of

14 Commissioner of Police Raymond Siu: Denying Opportunities to Ex-offenders Hurts Society

17 Professor Dennis Wong: Hong Kong's Reintegration Models for Young Offenders

22 Employers: Bridging Opportunities Beyond Bars

20 From Unattached Youth to Crime Prevention

24 A Global Insight into Youth Crime, Paths to Rehabilitation 28 Confessions of an Electronic Music Fanboy

Yu 30 Confessions of a Chronic Procrastinator

Cheung

Riding the Waves to Paris Mia Yao

The Olympic Effect Nico Liu and Mia Yao 35 No More Excuses Leo Kwok 36 Starry, Starry Night Mia Yao 38 Brewing Up Success in the Greater Bay Area

40 The Power of English Public Speaking

42 Hong Kong's Culinary Status Faces Challenges

44 How to Engage Young People in National Development

46 HKFYG Wellness PLUS Complex: What You Need to Know

48 A Wuxia World of One’s Own

51 2024 Books

50 SPARK Healthy Futures

Youth Hong Kong September 2024

Volume 16 Number 3

YOUTH HONG KONG

published quarterly by The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups

EDITORIAL BOARD

Hsu Siu-man

Lakshmi Jacota

William Chung

Ada Chau

Christa Cheung

Winky Ang

Bryan Tsui

Miranda Ho

Mia Yao

INTERVIEWS

Mia Yao, Ada Chau, Michael Leung, Wilson Chan, Skarloey Hui, Karman Shiu, Nico Liu, Marco Yu, Stella Chen, Cherry Wai

CIRCULATION (unaudited)

9,000 in Hong Kong, throughout the region and overseas

VIEWS EXPRESSED are the authors’ and interviewees’, may come from official sources, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the editorial board or publisher

REPRODUCTION OF CONTENTS without written permission from the publisher is prohibited

SECTIONS & TRANSLATION

Mia Yao, Ada Chau and CPS team

PHOTOGRAPHS

stock images or in public domain

TRADEMARKS All brand names and product names are registered trademarks. Youth Hong Kong is not associated with any product or vendor mentioned in articles.

ARTWORK & DESIGN

Bryan Tsui, D. Design

COVER DESIGN

Bryan Tsui

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ISSN 2071-3193 (Print)

ISSN 2519-1098 (Online)

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Oscar Cheung, 15, is a member of Youth Hong Kong's young writers team. He is from St. Paul’s College and participated in The HKFYG English Public Speaking Contest. Passionate about experimentation, writing, music, and most importantly, life, he strives to find joy in even the most mundane things and share that happiness with those around him.

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