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SCMP Reporter

Three mainland overstayers accused of being involved in a violent protest outside the Central Government Offices last month appeared in court yesterday.

 Sze Kwan-lung, 22, Wong Kwai-yeung, 48, and Lau Man-sing, 27, pleaded not guilty in Western Court to a joint charge relating to the protest, which followed the Court of Final Appeal's landmark right-of-abode ruling.

 Magistrate Kevin Browne released them on $1,000 bail and adjourned the case to April 10 for trial.

 All three were charged with disorderly behaviour.

LABEL LEE PO-CHI 



Abode protest three for trial