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  1. 7 Feb 2018

    Hong Kong - If you can ban ivory, you can ban shark fins too

    16 replies 225 retweets 689 likes
  2. 31 Oct 2017

    A new hashtag is born. It's time!

    15 retweets 17 likes
  3. 7 Feb 2018

    Hong Kong makes welcome strides to protect elephants, but continues to support the slaughter of sharks

    14 replies 58 retweets 142 likes
  4. 7 Feb 2018

    Why I’m supporting the campaign to get Maxim’s Restaurants in Hong Kong to stop selling Shark Fin soup

    19 replies 74 retweets 312 likes
  5. 7 Feb 2018

    Hong Kong is at the centre of the brutal shark fin business, accounting for about half of global trade every year

    22 replies 75 retweets 200 likes
  6. 7 Feb 2018

    Around 100 million sharks are slaughtered each year, with around 73 million of those targeted solely for their fins

    24 replies 86 retweets 193 likes
  7. 28 May 2018

    Hong Kong Legislative Council public hearing on sharks was held today. On behalf of , I delivered a 3 min speech about my reaching out to/educating over 4000+ HK students in 2017 about conservation. Kids just get it! Say NO to fin soup.

    6 retweets 6 likes
  8. 14 Feb 2018

    Hong Kong government: Ban the shark fin trade NOW! It's an international disgrace.

    Rows upon rows of and line the walls of 's traders. Walking through Sheung Wan, it is hard to comprehend how such an insatiable appetite exists or how we expect the ocean to continue to provide such vast volumes of diverse marine species.
    10 retweets 12 likes
  9. 28 May 2018

    A Hong Kong Legislative Council public hearing on sharks was held today. WildAid Hong Kong was there to testify on strengthening existing regulations on Hong Kong fin trade, on the way to a full ban in years to come. We hope!

    20 retweets 15 likes
  10. 31 Oct 2017

    Support !

    A new hashtag is born. It's time!
    2 retweets 5 likes
  11. 31 Oct 2017

    Great support!

    HK lawmaker Elizabeth Quat's full comments on fin trade. “It will be difficult to do a fin ban, but I’ll still try my best."
    1 retweet 3 likes
  12. 8 Feb 2018
    Replying to

    She’s right though. First we need to get shark fin imports down to manageable levels, whilst getting HK’s restaurant sector to behave themselves properly. Only then will Govt be receptive to a ban. But that won’t stop us from pushing for a like we’ve always done!

    1 retweet 1 like
  13. 7 Feb 2018
    Replying to

    I have a friend that lives there...this is outside his place of work

  14. 8 Feb 2018

    Check out these hellacious figures re: . Our value systems the world 🌎 over are much going to make humans an extinct species. Only people would a FIN and forsake the rest of the animal (or species) as a resource...let’s all go

    Around 100 million sharks are slaughtered each year, with around 73 million of those targeted solely for their fins
    2 likes
  15. 1 Nov 2017

    A new hashtag is born. It's time!
    1 reply 1 like
  16. 7 Feb 2018

    Hong Kong is at the centre of the brutal shark fin business, accounting for about half of global trade every year
  17. 8 Feb 2018

    Hong Kong - If you can ban ivory, you can ban shark fins too

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