南方民主同盟新聞台 南方民主同盟是香港首個為爭取種族平等的政黨，現約有600多名成員。成員有本地華人、尼泊爾裔港人、巴基斯坦裔港人和印度裔港人，擔當主席一職是本地華人龍緯汶。在2003年10月，一群對政治有熱誠的南亞裔人士有感少數族裔在港生活困難，決定聯合認同他們的華人籌組政黨，直接向政府表達訴求。「南同盟」現已致力擴展規模，並且會諮詢專家分析選區情況和政綱，希望循序漸進成為一個全面和穩定的政黨。

D亞义乖乖地嚟香港煮咖哩賣咖哩就無所謂，
如果嚟香港同本地人爭其他工種(如保安、搬運)，
就唔係咁好囉！始終哩度係中國人地方，
佢哋要知道邊個係莊邊個係閒！

龍先生，我發現你我都因為鍾國華的離世，若有所失，不停在網上尋找他的足跡，看到您在很多地方都有追思留言，包括去他的親友紀念館。
他離開的這麼突然，要我們如何接受......到今天我都還當是一場夢，痴痴迷迷的等待夢醒

您提到今年的6月4日，當時我在廣場內，也正跟鍾先生通過音訊，他說在外圍見到朋友，正與朋友聊天，應該說的就是您了吧

哈囉唷!!

路過路過~~

路過順便來幫你簽壓^^

呵呵!!有空 記得也要來唷!

我會非常非常感謝你低^^

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王苑之在專輯中多謝的james是不是你?

Dear friend
Greeting from Delhi

Thanks for compliments.
I want to say same all of Southern Democratic Alliance.


Vishnu giri
FOR
Pravasi Nepali Sangh (INDIA)

Dear James,
I have just come back this morning.

I have received your nice card. To me, it is also very nice to have you to be in the tour. you bring us many joys and happiness. Hope you have learnt something from the tour.


Helen

Hello James,

上次我親人需要找街工議員幫忙，之後找到一位義務律師協助，雖然只是付出千餘元但可以解決了我弟弟的事，非常多謝你!

amy

you are a great guy!

......

be simple is better!

good!
good!
good!

嘉菲的告別儀式將於06年6月1日進行，遺體會依照嘉菲遺願，火化後撒到一公園花槽（康文署指定撒骨灰地點）。

嘉菲的追悼會將於6月中舉行，詳情請聯絡支聯會。

Third, while speaking of "South-Asian minorities", I think it is refering to many different nations, such as Nepalese, Hindis, Pakistanis, etc. And, even within one nation, there are still various cultural conflicts operating, why do you think that the abstract conceptual "South-East Asian minorities" can be unified into one voice? "Whose voice?" I should ask "The Nepalese's or Yours?" This frames no more than a new "minority" at the end.

I wonder if the programme's title "走入少數族裔的世界 is suitable. As a Muslim, I believe that our created world should be shared by all the people in the same way. I don't divide it in terms of genders, races or nations. However, the title has affirmed a separation between "their world" and "our world". Is it what you want?


My opinions can/should never be an absolute. Please raise them and your reply over the audiences in air. It can be inspiring.

Hi, James!
Thanks for your previous reply. I have already received your email.

There are few reasons I am hestitating to make further contact with you or your political party about the programme. First, indeed, I have been damn busy for my school works within these 2 months, as you may know well about university life. Second, I wonder whether your boardcasting programme is well-responsing to the current hardships for the local South-Asian minorities. Of course, I do appreciate that through the programme the voices of the nepalese brothers are boardcasted. However, they are still positioned as subbordinated in the deep-structure of the programme. Simply, they only spoke for answering the question u asked. This is how they are represented in air. I would not term it as a wproper "conversation". And, nobody has ever asked "What do they want/need to speak for themselves?"? Do you think that they have more urge to educate the audiences about their food tradition, greeting phases, etc, than their living difficulties in comparison? Personally, I think that I can learn nothing about their life but a shallow surface of their typical image. Pushing to extreme, I think the programme produces an exrotic others only. Why don't you just give them the mic to launch their own show and work as their Cantonese and English interpretor? Or, inviting Cantonese speaking South-East Asian to handle the programme? To be directly mean, what makes you able to speak for them while you don't even speak their language?