Legislators Leung Kwok-hung (left) and Albert Chan Wai-yip speak to the media after the Legco meeting on second reading of the controversial Copyright (Amendment) Bill was adjourned due to the lack of quorum. Photo: Nora Tam
Legislators Leung Kwok-hung (left) and Albert Chan Wai-yip speak to the media after the Legco meeting on second reading of the controversial Copyright (Amendment) Bill was adjourned due to the lack of quorum. Photo: Nora Tam
Hong Kong copyright bill
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Childish Hong Kong lawmakers are making a farce of the legislative process

The public is right to be outraged as filibustering by pan-democrats once again halts proceedings to pass amendments to the copyright law

SCMP Editorial
SCMP Editorial

Updated: 1:11am, 8 Jan, 2016

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Legislators Leung Kwok-hung (left) and Albert Chan Wai-yip speak to the media after the Legco meeting on second reading of the controversial Copyright (Amendment) Bill was adjourned due to the lack of quorum. Photo: Nora Tam
Legislators Leung Kwok-hung (left) and Albert Chan Wai-yip speak to the media after the Legco meeting on second reading of the controversial Copyright (Amendment) Bill was adjourned due to the lack of quorum. Photo: Nora Tam
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