22 Facts About Denise Ho

Denise Ho Wan-see was born on 10 May 1977 and is a Hong Kong-born Canadian Cantopop singer and actress.

Denise Ho is a pro-democracy and Hong Kong human rights activist.

Denise Ho began her primary school education at the Diocesan Girls' Junior School.

Denise Ho was enrolled for only one semester before returning to Hong Kong to kickstart her career.

Denise Ho was the credited as the producer of the album, indicating that Ho has finally gained full control over her music.

Denise Ho was named the Orbis Student Ambassador 2005, and visited Hainan in July.

Denise Ho went on a worldwide tour, performing in Toronto, Canada and Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Denise Ho sang the Chinese version of Ayumi Hamasaki's song "Secret", known as "Wounded City Secret", for the 2006 movie Confession of Pain.

Denise Ho continued as the Orbis Student Ambassador 2006 and visited Vietnam, and later started her own charitable fund.

Denise Ho produced this album from the viewpoint of society's outcasts and to raise awareness of mental health issues.

Denise Ho encouraged people to understand and find out more about people with mental illnesses and those who formerly suffered from mental illnesses, and care about their needs and situations.

Denise Ho managed to book the place because her father was a teacher there.

Denise Ho announced in her Facebook and newspaper column in Apple Daily that she would become an independent artist.

Denise Ho originally planned to continue the tour in Malaysia, but was forced to cancel as her visa application was rejected by the Immigration Department of Malaysia.

Denise Ho tried to invite Chthonic to perform together in the festival, but the band's work visa application was denied.

Denise Ho took to the streets herself, becoming one of the movement's most outspoken supporters, and one of the last to be hauled off by the police when they cleared the protest camps.

On 5 June 2016, French cosmetics brand Lancome cancelled a promotional concert by Denise Ho that was scheduled to be held on 19 June in Sheung Wan.

Denise Ho asked the United Nations and the international community to protect the people of Hong Kong from infringements on their freedoms, saying that human rights were under "serious attack" in Hong Kong, and called on the UN to remove China from the Human Rights Council.

Denise Ho's speech was interrupted twice by Chinese diplomat Dai Demao, who asserted Chinese sovereignty over Hong Kong.

Denise Ho attended the following events: Antidote 2019, a festival organized by the Sydney Opera House; "Be Water: Hong Kong vs China", a seminar co-organized with Badiucao in Melbourne; and this year's second Oslo Freedom Forum, which will take place in Taiwan.

Denise Ho emphasized that the Hong Kong police were using excessive violence on the protesters, and urged the US Congress to pass the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act.

Denise Ho had won the title of "Best Female Singer" and "My Favourite Female Singer" in the CRHK Ultimate Song Chart Awards Presentation over the past years, securing her position as a leading pop diva in the city.