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This month all our subscribers can win one of the following prizes from The Journey:
first prize: one free space attending 'The Journey Intensive' weekend workshop worth HK$3500;
second prize: 2 free tickets to 'A Journey to Freedom' - an evening event with Brandon Bays worth HK$700;
third prize: The Journey book by Brandon Bays - the story of her remarkable recovery from a tumour and the opening to Freedom that resulted.
Local fairtrade clothing pioneers and promoters XtremeGreen is unfortunately closing which is a real shame because they have championed not just fair trade clothing, sourcing only from small ethical companies as well as being vocal supporters of Hong Kong’s fair trade movement. They’re holding a stock clearance sale which can only be bought online.
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we are having a stock clearance sale with everything at 50% off or more. Your last chance to feel the difference of organic cotton and make the most of our sale prices to stock up on organic items for yourself or your family.
Julie has been highly recommended to us by Acushla, so we are excited to welcome her for her first visit to Hong Kong. Known as Ravenstar, and sometimes called the Welsh Witch, she is very well known in Europe and America and is eagerly sought by people from all walks of life for her remarkable insights.
This article was commissioned by Hong Kong Lawyer, the official journal of the Hong Kong Law Society as the main story for its May edition. After the journal had approved publication, an extraordinary meeting of the board was called, which reversed its earlier decision, and decided not to publish the article, or any article on Tibet by Paul Harris, as being too politically sensitive.
HHK receives regular requests for natural birthing articles so we're reprinting a few articles from our archives on this theme. First of all Natasha Clausen describes the birth of her daughter. This is followed by the Father's story of giving birth by Richard Clausen.
This article was commissioned by Hong Kong Lawyer, the official journal of the Hong Kong Law Society as the main story for its May edition. After the journal had approved publication, an extraordinary meeting of the board was called, which reversed its earlier decision, and decided not to publish the article, or any article on Tibet by Paul Harris, as being too politically sensitive.
Simon Chau from Club O and Surdham from Flow are combining to present LifeFlow in Central. Here's a summary of what they are offering
HHK receives regular requests for natural birthing articles so we're reprinting a few articles from our archives on this theme. First of all Natasha Clausen describes the birth of her daughter. This is followed by the Father's story of giving birth by Richard Clausen.
...and other reflections on the local health care system