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Ilaria Maria Sala is an award winning writer and ceramic artist based in Hong Kong. She has been living in Asia since 1988 - first in Beijing, then Tokyo and Hong Kong, with long detours in Shanghai and Kathmandu. Her byline has appeared in Le Monde, the New York Times, the Guardian, ArtNews, El Periódico and La Stampa, among others. Her latest book is Pechino 1989, published by Una Città in 2019. Follow her on Twitter.

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Hong Kong’s rare dragon kiln is under threat from a proposed housing development

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Independent publishing in Hong Kong – a once-flourishing industry annihilated by fear

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‘City Trivia’ Central Market exhibition: preachy pro-government propaganda

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Unambiguously bigoted: Hong Kong’s unelected elites have backward views on sex and gender

by Ilaria Maria Sala12:00, 3 December 201721:40, 31 March 2020
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How can Hongkongers possibly trust the Urban Renewal Authority with the historic Central Market?

by Ilaria Maria Sala10:00, 19 November 201721:38, 31 March 2020
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Evicting cows? Unbridled development is the real ‘nuisance’ to Lantau, not cattle

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Korea and China had heroic taxi drivers; Hong Kong’s cabbies are victims of functional constituency rot

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A ‘holy’ flag and anthem? The US has a lively debate on the concept, while Hong Kong just grovels

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Bottled water from Tibet: How Hong Kong consumers are contributing to an environmental disaster

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A typical web of conflicting political and business interests: Why Hong Kong needs a total ivory ban

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