Instead of making unrealistic demands, the Hong Kong government and citizens should put the disorder behind us and reach a consensus on our next step forward. Photo: EPA Instead of making unrealistic demands, the Hong Kong government and citizens should put the disorder behind us and reach a consensus on our next step forward. Photo: EPA
Instead of making unrealistic demands, the Hong Kong government and citizens should put the disorder behind us and reach a consensus on our next step forward. Photo: EPA
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The protesters have spoken, but what about the rest of Hong Kong?

David Lok says it is time to put the question to all people of Hong Kong - should we accept Beijing's reform requirements, or seek to renegotiate?

Topic |   Occupy Central
DAVID LOK

Updated: 3:49am, 2 Oct, 2014

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Instead of making unrealistic demands, the Hong Kong government and citizens should put the disorder behind us and reach a consensus on our next step forward. Photo: EPA Instead of making unrealistic demands, the Hong Kong government and citizens should put the disorder behind us and reach a consensus on our next step forward. Photo: EPA
Instead of making unrealistic demands, the Hong Kong government and citizens should put the disorder behind us and reach a consensus on our next step forward. Photo: EPA
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