Thanks for supporting! Hope that HK can get out from the shadows, and fly proudly in the colours of freedom and equality
Although Hong Kong Pride Parade was unable to take place under the sunlight to spread the vision of equality and inclusiveness, an online gathering was made possible on November 14 under the strong support and persistence from all our allies. And the livestream of the event was broadcasted in hopes of cheering up and encouraging those who fight for freedom and equality.
We give our thanks to everyone who has supported Pride Parade, including all of you who took part with online Hong Kong Pride Parade 2020, our rainbow ambassadors Siufay and Figo, and District Councillors who took their time off to physically support us.
Due to the spatial constrains of our location this year, Hong Kong Pride Parade could only invite some of the LGBT-friendly District Councillors to take part in this year’s event. Nonetheless, every single District Councillors has showcased their knowledge and unconditional care towards LGBT+. In the coming year, we hope that under the leadership of the district councillors, along with our combined efforts in support of equality and diversity, rainbow could be brought into communities, and Hong Kong could finally be LGBT+ friendly.
We once again express our thanks to each and everyone of you, and sincerely hopes that Hong Kong can emerge from the darkness of 2020, and fly proudly in the colours of freedom and equality.
May we return to the streets in the years to come, and stride proudly under the dazzling rays of the sun.
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We proudly present the theme and key visual of Hong Kong Pride 2020!
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Hong Kong Pride hope you stay safe and healthy. During the time of the COVID-19 pandemic, this is tough for the queer community, and also for the Hong Kong community.
Hong Kong Pride wants to keep the voice of LGBT+ equality loud and clear during, amid the uphevals of HK soicety. We have already started the planing of HK Pride Parade 2020. HK Pride events usually happen during November in recent years.
Last year, we can only held our event in the form of a public meeting, with no parade march. Hope that we can march on the streets in 2020.
Stay tune for our updates on our website and social media platforms.
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