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Movie on domestic worker sheds light into their struggles

HONG KONG (SE): The Philippine Consulate in Hong Kong celebrated National Women’s Month with the screening of Martika, a movie highlighting the struggles of both overseas workers and their employers on March 25. The 60-minute feature film, directed by Wong Fei-pang, calls attention to Filipino domestic workers, whose presence may have been ignored but exposes that they matter to Hong Kong in more ways than is currently thought of.
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Silence in the aroma of sunshine

HONG KONG (SE): First published under the title of Chinmoku in Japanese, the historical fiction novel by Shusaku Endo portrays the faith struggle of the 17th century Jesuit, Father Sebastian Rodrigues, as he is forced to watch the barbarous cruelties inflicted on the people he had come to love as his flock.
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