Conversation so far:
Do Hong Kong women typically have careers nowadays?
During the past three decades, women in Hong Kong have become more financially independent, assertive, and career-focused.
What were women in Hong Kong's main barriers to equality of work rights?
Traditionally there was a substantial dropout rate after marriage and/or childbearing, due to the sense of obligation that women felt for their families and households.
In what way are women not equal to men in Hong Kong?
In spite of the open-minded and relatively westernised culture of Hong Kong, the seemingly equal and fair workplace still poses obstacles on the way of women's career paths.
Are women typically paid less than men in Hong Kong?
Did changing to a Westernised culture improve things for women in Hong Kong?
There has been a significant improvement in the social status of women.
How did women in Hong Kong fight for equality of work rights?
Why do men not think equality for working women in Hong Kong is good?
A lot of people in Hong Kong still uphold the traditional gender ideology that men's status should always be superior to women's.

Question: Do any prominent men speak out about women not being equal?
Self-contained rewrite: Do any prominent men speak out about women not being equal in Hong Kong?