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Mak Chi-ho / 麦志豪

Overview

Mak Chi-ho / 麦志豪 is identified in the source as executive chairman of the Hong Kong Non-Profit Veterinary Services Society and as a long-time animal-welfare advocate who compares earlier Hong Kong campaigns with the 2026 旺旺 solidarity response.

Current Profile

The episode uses Mak Chi-ho to connect the 旺旺 response with a longer Hong Kong animal-protection history. He is cited as having organized a 2015 march against the Guangxi / 广西 Yulin dog-meat festival and as arguing in 2026 that animal protection is a universal goal but that advocacy must now account for different legal, social, and public-perception frameworks. His comments also ground the source’s account of stalled Hong Kong animal-law reform around “Duty of Care.”

Key Characteristics

  • He is presented as a veteran Hong Kong animal-welfare advocate.
  • His 2015 example shows earlier Hong Kong campaigns using clearer marches and mainland-facing demands.
  • His 2026 comments mark a more cautious advocacy environment with more attention to legal and political context.
  • He expresses disappointment that Hong Kong animal-welfare law reform remains stalled despite earlier public consultation support.

Evidence

Qualifications

The source gives his role and examples but does not provide a full organizational history, so this page keeps claims limited to the episode.

What Changed

  • New entity page created for the Hong Kong animal-advocacy voice in the source.

Relationships

Sources

1 source notes across 1 show
  1. 流浪犬「旺旺」之死和一場跨境動保聲援 端聞 | 端傳媒新聞播客