政府強檢37萬外傭 團體斥「種族主義」、周日靜坐抗議
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政府僅因東涌一名外傭確診變種病毒，於昨日宣佈要求全港外傭須接受強制檢測，並擬在外傭申請簽證或續約時要求接種疫苖。
外傭團體今日舉行網上記者會，不滿成為政府防疫不善的代罪羔羊，批評政府帶頭散播「種族主義」，表示明日將於各區進行無聲靜坐抗議，並向平機會作出投訴。
對於勞工及福利局局長羅致光指「佢（外傭）可以選擇唔喺香港做嘢」，團體代表批評羅致光妄自尊大（arrogant），指外傭需要工作如同香港需要外傭（We need our job, Hong Kong needs us），反問政府是否已有準備放棄外傭的勞動力。
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