From government officials and opposition activists, to Hong Kong’s Plumber King, and a fellow artist tackling sexual taboos – HKFP revisits some of our best interviews of the past 12 months.

It’s time to switch off to save the planet, ex-chief of Observatory Lam Chiu-ying tells aircon-addicted Hongkongers
‘Treat us fairly’: Meet the domestic worker YouTuber raising awareness of helper rights
Let’s talk about sex: Artist Claudia Chanhoi on genitals, shame and social media censorship
The last stand: Hong Kong’s League of Social Democrats strives to survive as security law bites
Hong Kong 25: Gov’t advisor and ‘democrat at heart’ Ronny Tong says political reform still possible
Beauty standard-bearer: Hong Kong model and singer Lezlie Chan takes a stand for body positivity
Interview: Painter Ko Lap connects Hongkongers with literature to combat ‘sense of powerlessness’
Defining character: A Hong Kong font designer’s bold effort to preserve Cantonese culture
Fine print: Raymond Yeung of independent Hong Kong publisher Hillway Culture presses on
In Pictures: Hong Kong’s Plumber King taps the local street art market

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