In partnership with the Hong Kong Council of Social Service, this report is a compilation of the most up-to-date statistics from the Census Department, Education Bureau, Women's Commission, Equal Opportunities Commission and other authoritative sources, to present a statistical profile of critical issues affecting women and girls in Hong Kong. 

Findings include:

• A disproportionate number of highly educated women over 30 leave the workforce to take on marriage and family responsibilities
• Parents and children generally view housework as primarily women’s work, and many agree that women should put more emphasis on family than career
• There is very little gender disaggregated data available to make accurate assessments on whether women are progressing towards gender parity in the workplace