CLEAN : Foreign maids fight for residency

The video discusses the residency rules in Hong Kong, highlighting the exclusion of domestic helpers from applying for permanent residency despite their significant contributions. It covers the legal battle by two domestic workers challenging this exclusion, the divided public opinion, and the potential economic and social implications of granting residency rights to domestic helpers.

Why are domestic helpers in Hong Kong excluded from applying for permanent residency?

• They have not applied for residency.

• They have not lived in Hong Kong long enough.

• They are considered temporary workers.

• They do not contribute to the economy.

What was the outcome of the 2011 court decision regarding domestic workers' residency rights?

• The decision was upheld.

• The decision was overturned.

• The decision was ignored.

• The decision was postponed.

What is one of the main concerns of opponents regarding granting residency to domestic workers?

• Loss of cultural identity.

• Overuse of social resources.

• Increase in crime rates.

• Decrease in job opportunities for locals.

How might granting residency to domestic workers benefit Hong Kong?

• It would lower the cost of living.

• It would increase the population significantly.

• It would enhance the city's diversity.

• It would reduce the number of foreign workers.

What is one argument made by supporters of domestic workers' residency rights?

• Domestic workers do not contribute to society.

• Domestic workers should be temporary residents.

• Domestic workers make significant economic contributions.

• Domestic workers should not have any rights.