A pro-democracy protester holds up an umbrella after Carrie Lam was declared the winner of the chief executive election on March 26, as she stands flanked by losing candidates John Tsang (left) and Woo Kwok-hing. Photo: AFP
A pro-democracy protester holds up an umbrella after Carrie Lam was declared the winner of the chief executive election on March 26, as she stands flanked by losing candidates John Tsang (left) and Woo Kwok-hing. Photo: AFP
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Hong Kong democrats’ flip-flop on political reform raises questions about their integrity

Tik Chi-Yuen and Chan Ka Wai say their refusal to compromise on political reform is far from principled, as they adopt such a stance only when it suits them

Tik Chi YuenChan Ka Wai
Tik Chi Yuen and Chan Ka Wai

Updated: 2:55pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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A pro-democracy protester holds up an umbrella after Carrie Lam was declared the winner of the chief executive election on March 26, as she stands flanked by losing candidates John Tsang (left) and Woo Kwok-hing. Photo: AFP
A pro-democracy protester holds up an umbrella after Carrie Lam was declared the winner of the chief executive election on March 26, as she stands flanked by losing candidates John Tsang (left) and Woo Kwok-hing. Photo: AFP
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